Global Icon Pack
An Xposed module for applying icon packs globally

Some launchers support icon packs, however the icons are usually inconsistent across the whole system. For example, the Settings page and the Recent Apps screen may retain the default icons.
This module is designed to extend the icon packs throughout the entire system.

Preview
Requirements
- LSPosed
- Android 11+ (I tested on android 14, 15)
- Some features require AOSP-like OS
Installation
- Install the apk.
- Select apps in lsposed. It should work for most apps/launchers , depending on the api they use.
- Open Global Icon Pack, choose an icon pack.
- Open the three dot menu, click each of
Restart xxx
.
- You can long press icon in icon chooser bottom sheet to try as as calendar icon.
- Recent screen will use your default launcher unless you use quickswitch. So you will need to select pixel launcher for that to work.
- Pixel launcher saves its icon database in
/data/data/com.google.android.apps.nexuslauncher/databases/app_icons.db
.
- In icon variant, the option
Modified
indicates that you have made changes to the icon variants. If enabled, when the icon pack updates, it will only add new icons instead of replacing all icons. Note that this could cause issues if any icon entry is missing in the new version!
- For icon pack developers, you can create a shortcut record by appending
@
to the end of package name, and shortcut id as classname.
Known Issues
- If the launcher is slow to boot or crashes, switch to ‘local’ mode.
- If it says “Please ensure the Xposed module has been enabled first” and you have the module enabled already, try force stopping then restart the app.
- Regardless of the minimum SDK version, you must test compatibility with android versions below 14 by yourself.
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- Chinese Simplified
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Disclaimer
[!WARNING]
- Please note that this module may not be fully compatible with all custom ROMs.
- I do not take any responsibility for any damage or issues that may occur to your device.