I would like to have the option of moving multiple icons at a time.
I would like to have the option of moving multiple icons at a time. For example if i could long press on an icon and than select multiple icons which would then move together.
I would also like to be able to rearrange entire pages at a time. Like I could select a whole page and move it elsewhere.
My last suggestion would be that I could select multiple apps at a time to add to the home screen, folder, or panel.
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Multi selection is one of the next big thing I would like to implement ! I can’t give you an ETA but it will happen, sooner or later.
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With that, I would like to request the option to drag multiple items from the app drawer to your homescreen.
So if I long tap and choose add item, app, I can select multiple applications at once and cascade them over my homescreen. Just a thought! If it’s already implemented, please just ignore this. I’m new and still playing around with things 😛
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It is not implemented yet !
Multi selection is an important feature that is frequently requested, but this is also a complex task. I will work on this soon (I hope!).
At the moment the fastest way is to enter the app drawer, and long tap on a app, select add to to launcher, several times without leaving the app drawer.
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Cool! Can’t wait for it. Lightning is the best keep it up
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Any new updates about this feature-request?
Lightning Launcher is the best Launcher for the unique own Launcher-Style, but organization is with this Launcher incredible awful. (Move multiple Objects and Copy/Cut/Paste them)
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Work is in progress.
LL needs multi selection because it is customizable, not because this is a launcher. AFAIK, not many launchers allow several items to be modified at once…
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Glad to hear, thank you! I love your Launcher thanks to his customizability.
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