Stario
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Discover a minimalist launcher providing personalized theming, built-in media player, note-taking, and RSS reader. Enjoy full privacy with no data collection, optional gesture-based accessibility, and customizable widget support, all freely available for an elegant smartphone experience.
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- Android
- F-Droid
Discontinued
The project has been discontinued. "The project will remain open source for anyone interested in continuing development, or preserving the spirit of Android customization that inspired projects like this one in the first place."
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Developed by
Razvan Albu Licensing
Open Source (GPL-3.0) and Free product.Written in
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A clean Android setup with the best apps (mostly open source)
Everytime I setup a phone for a friend or myself I usually remove stock apps using adb or UniversalAndroidDebloaterNextGeneration and replace them with theses apps listed here. I added also a couple of nice to have apps that people might wants on their device.
Almost all of them are free as in free beer and many are open source (around 80%)
I tried to feature more applications and less services but there are several services still in this list, however I find them great and/or accessible (freemium most of the time).
FOSS = Free(as in freedom) and Open Source Software
Comments and Reviews
its good, minimal, aesthetic. but i dont like they way it shows widgets and maximum number of apps i can show in home screen is only 4. for a big screen phone, it doesnt look well. i understand its like that because it should be minimal, but it would had been better if i could put 8 apps in the home screen for productivity
I was not able to fully benefit from testing Stario because it was impossible to allow access to notifications. I get a message "Restricted setting" and "For your security, this setting is currently unavailable". My test will therefore be postponed...
This is an Android problem not Stario problem.