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Niagara launcher has the best workflow for me. Aesthetically is the most pleasing launcher if you love minimalism.

Does using the MS launcher count? I'm using it on my work phone, and it's actually a decent launcher.

KISS from f-droid.

oLauncher Clutter Free from F-Droid. It's super simple and fast on my aging low end phone. I save every bits of cpu/ram i can.

SquareHome launcher. Emulates the experience of a Windows phone user interface. I've never had a Windows phone, but the functionality was quite appealing, and I've made it my own.

I've been using Lawnchair for a while, but development is so slow, and they are so consistently behind Android updates, that I think I've given up on custom launchers and will just use the stock AOSP launcher.

It is disappointing, but Google has made it so you don't get the fancy recents carousel unless you use the stock launcher. Lawnchair does support that by pretending to be the stock launcher, but Lawnchair only supports up to Android 12, and Android 14 is about to come out. There hasn't been a hint of Lawnchair even starting development of Android 13 compatibility, so I'm not confident they'll be able to keep up with 14 and beyond.

"mLauncher" from Fdroid, it is a fork of OlauncherCF

Lawnchair2

I use Microsoft's because it is as close to the launcher included with the custom ROM I used on my previous phone, that I can not install on this one.

Pie Launcher

It's a very simple launcher which makes accessing your favorite applications easy and quick, no matter whether your finger is in the top right or bottom left of your screen.

This is somewhat unpopular in this crowd, but ever since Nova got bought by an ad company, I use pixel launcher. I don't actually need customization like more apps per row. The default is good enough.

Niagara launcher is the best and the first launcher I ever bought. Very simple and minimalistic and somehow I love the list app design. no clutter

Been using ASAP Launcher since like 2015-16. Never had a good reason to change tbh.

Pear launcher. Its the closest I could get to my Nova style setup without trackers in the launcher.

Niagara Launcher. It just perfectly fits for me. I don't like clutter on my homescreen

Discreet Launcher on F-droid.

Action launcher

I install Bald phone on my elderly mother's phone and tablet and she loves it.

I use to use to use Evie but then got Samsung Fold and it's not really handling two screens well. But overall it's a great no nonsense launcher.

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I've been using OLauncher for years now, it is extremely simple and lightweight but it works for me.

I use a couple of launchers and there are so many that are unpopular in the lot... Hell even Nova became unpopular in some "circles". So I'm just going to name 3 launchers that I enjoy and that were not mentioned in the comments until now: , and

Hyperion just got updated. I started using it because it seemed more customizable than Nova... But then dev got stucked behind and Nova beta at some time was almost adding a new thing every month...

Simple Launcher from Simple Mobile Tools.
I generally use their entire suite of apps on every phone I own.
They provide a unified user experience and just the right amount of options for me (which is very few).