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# Gestures and Actions
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µLauncher's central mechanism for accessing important functionality quickly
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is to bind actions (e.g. launching an app) to gestures (e.g. swiping up).
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These bindings can be configured in µLauncher Settings > ACTIONS.
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## Available Gestures
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### Swipes
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- Basic swipes: Swipe up, down, left, or right
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- Double swipes: Swipe up, down, left, or right with two fingers
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- Edge swipes:
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- Swipe up or down on the left or right edge
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- Swipe left or right on the top or bottom edge
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The size of the edges is configurable in settings.
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For a swipe to be detected as an edge swipe, the finger must not leave the respective edge region while swiping.
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### Taps
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- Tap on date or time
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- Double tap
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- Long click
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### Tap-then-Swipes
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- Tap then swipe up, down, left, or right
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To execute these gesture consistently, it is helpful to think of them as double taps,
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where the finger stays on the screen after the second tap and then does a swipe.
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The swipe must start very shortly after the tap ended.
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### Complex Gestures
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- Draw <, >, V, or Λ
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- Draw <, >, V, or Λ in reverse direction
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### Hardware Buttons as Gestures
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- Back button (or back gesture if gesture navigation is enabled)
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- Volume buttons
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***
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## Available Actions
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To any of the available gestures, one of the following actions can be bound:
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- Launch an app (or a pinned shortcut)
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- Open a widget panel.
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Widget panels can hold widgets that are not needed on the home screen itself.
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They can be created and managed in µLauncher Settings > Manage Widget Panels
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- Open a list of all, favorite, or private apps (hidden apps are excluded).
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Actions related to private space are only shown if private space is set up on the device.
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µLauncher's settings can be accessed from those lists.
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If private space is set up, an icon to (un)lock it is shown on the top right.
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- Open µLauncher's settings
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- Toggle private space lock
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- Lock the screen: This allows to lock the screen.
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There are two mechanisms by which the screen can be locked, accessibility service and device admin.
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- Toggle the flashlight
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- Raise, lower or adjust volume
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- Play or pause media playback
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- Skip to previous or next audio track
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- Open notifications panel: Might be useful if the top of your screen is broken.
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- Open quick settings panel: Why swipe down twice?
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- Open [recent apps](https://developer.android.com/guide/components/activities/recents): Requires accessibility service. Can be used as a workaround for a Android bug.
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- Launch another home screen: Allows using another installed home screen temporarily.
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- Do nothing: Just prevents showing the message saying that no action is bound to this gesture.
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