ADW.Launcher vs Dark Dimension Launcher

New themes compatible with ADW Launcher can be downloaded directly from Google Play. The launcher conveniently provides a link from the Themes page in the ADW Settings menu. More impressively, the Themes page provides previews of each theme you've installed on your device, as well as info about whether the theme supports icons, folders, the dock and the wallpaper. However, the best feature, by far, proved to be the ability to mix and match functionalities from a variety of themes to create an entirely custom look. And most of the themes are free.

Infinite scrolling lets you loop through home screens without requiring you to change direction.

ADW.Launcher, despite being old and abandoned does work well on a tablet with the icons and everything else scaling correctly.

The margins, rows and columns of the app drawer also can be modified to fit your preferences. In addition, ADW Launcher supports a variety of visual styles for the app drawer, such as Horizontal Paginated, Vertical New and the standard Ice Cream Sandwich Paginated style.

Adjust the size of the margins or the number of columns and rows on the desktop to a maximum grid size of 10 rows and columns.

Made to look like stock Android with additional features.

ADW Launcher allows you to create your own groups in the app drawer.

The icons and the hovered links are big enough and pleasing to the eye.

The initial screen layout is minimal

This launcher is really light, it is about ~80kb (depending on the device).

Using little to no graphics, this launcher consumes small amounts of battery.

Once you assign an app to a category, you can launch it within seconds. A medium sized screen can include ~42 apps in a comfortable way.