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-<WRAP hide>%%<!-- googleoff: index -->%%</WRAP> +====== Total Launcher Gestures Guide: Global Triggers, Invisible Hotspots, and Advanced Homescreen Navigation ======
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 +Gestures in Total Launcher provide a highly effective way to execute system commands and manipulate custom Android homescreen layouts without relying on visible buttons. By using standard screen swipes, multi-touch inputs, and device sensor triggers, minimalist layouts become easy to achieve by making complex interactions invisible. The system divides these configuration options into global commands applied across the entire interface and object-specific triggers attached directly to individual icons or widgets. Implementing these advanced navigation mechanics maximizes screen real estate while streamlining interface control. 
  
 +**Navigate** to begin configuring these invisible inputs: 
 +  * ''Edit mode'' > ''Launcher Options'' > ''Key & Gestures''.
  
----- +===== Introduction to Gestures =====
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-====== Keys & Gestures ====== +
-Gestures in Total Launcher provide a way to execute commands, launch applications, or manipulate the user interface without relying on visible buttons. These interactions are divided into two primary categories: global gestures that apply to the entire launcher environment, and object-specific gestures attached to individual items. +
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-Introduction to Gestures+
 Total Launcher supports a wide array of inputs, including standard swipes, multi-touch interactions, and device sensor triggers (shaking or flipping the device). Configuring these allows for a minimalist design by hiding complex functionality behind invisible triggers. Total Launcher supports a wide array of inputs, including standard swipes, multi-touch interactions, and device sensor triggers (shaking or flipping the device). Configuring these allows for a minimalist design by hiding complex functionality behind invisible triggers.
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-++Keys & Gestures dialog :|{{ :ui:ui-gestures1-keys_gestures-v4.webp?direct&300  }}++ +==== Keys & Gesture Dialog ==== 
- +The Launcher option dialog for Keys & Gestures is shown below, in 3 segmented images: 
-**Navigate to:** ''Launcher Options'' > ''Key & Gestures''.\\  +^  **Keys & Gestures Dialog\\ 1 of 3**  ^  **Keys & Gestures Dialog\\ 2 of 3**  ^  **Keys & Gestures Dialog\\ 3 of 3**  ^ 
-**Scope:** - Applies to the home screen and other launcher windows unless overridden by an object.+|{{:ui:ui-gestures1-keys_gestures-v4.webp?direct&250}}|{{:ui:ui-gestures2-landscape-v4.webp?direct&250}}|{{:ui:ui-gestures3-other_advanced-v4.webp?direct&250}}|
  
 ===== Global Gestures ===== ===== Global Gestures =====
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   * **Different actions for landscape:** - Enabling this toggle allows the user to assign unique actions to the gestures listed above when the device is in landscape orientation.   * **Different actions for landscape:** - Enabling this toggle allows the user to assign unique actions to the gestures listed above when the device is in landscape orientation.
-==== Advanced Settings ====+ 
 +===== Advanced Settings =====
 Additional configuration options are available at the bottom of the ''Key & Gestures'' menu. Additional configuration options are available at the bottom of the ''Key & Gestures'' menu.