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| - | Launcher Actions are internal commands provided by Total Launcher to perform system tasks, control the user interface, or navigate the page structure without relying on external applications. These actions can be assigned to gestures, buttons, or any interactive object within the setup. | + | |
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| - | ===== Introduction to Launcher Actions ===== | + | |
| - | Selecting a Launcher Action allows you to execute specific functions, ranging from opening system panels to toggling hardware radios. When added as a graphic object, the action appears as text describing the function. This text can be customized or the action can be assigned to an invisible area to create gesture controls. | + | |
| + | Launcher Actions function as the internal command center for Total Launcher, enabling users to perform system tasks, control the user interface, and navigate page structures without relying on external applications. Selecting a specific action executes targeted functions, from opening system panels to toggling hardware radios. When added as a graphic object, a text label automatically appears to describe the designated function. This visual text permits complete customization, | ||
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| The Launcher Action dialog has 56 options and is long, as shown ++here|{{ui: | The Launcher Action dialog has 56 options and is long, as shown ++here|{{ui: | ||