Window containers in Total Launcher provide dynamic floating overlays that expand user interface real estate without consuming permanent homescreen space. Configuring an object's tap action to trigger a specific window allows for the seamless deployment of pop-up app folders, hidden widget panels, and custom sub-menus. Once linked, adjusting the spatial dimensions and visual properties ensures the floating container aligns precisely with the overall layout geometry. The following step-by-step procedure details how to establish the tap action link, generate a new named window, and configure its screen boundaries.
This guide provides instructions on how to set an object's tap action to open a window in Total Launcher, create a new window, and adjust window dimensions. The video was created by Telegram Official Total Launcher group user @Helvetios1.
Tap action to expand the tap gesture options.Action under the Tap menu to open the Action dialog.Window from the Action options list.+ button at the bottom right corner of the window list.Title dialog box and click OK. The new window has been created.Show shadow or background properties as needed.
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