Device & Software Details: Device: OPPO Flagship Series OS: ColorOS 17 (based on Android 16/17) Launcher Version: Niagara Launcher (Latest Build) 1. Bug Report: Wallpaper Setting Conflicts with ColorOS Lock Screen Issue: When applying or adjusting wallpapers directly through Niagara Launcher's interface, it disrupts the native ColorOS 17 Lock Screen styling. Specifically, it resets or displaces the lock screen clock layout, depth/spatial theme styling, and clock placement back to default system presets. Expected Behavior: Setting a wallpaper via Niagara Launcher should either offer a split prompt (Set Home Screen Only vs. Both) using system wallpaper intent flags, or avoid overriding the ColorOS lock screen clock composition and custom widget layers. Current Workaround: Applying wallpapers exclusively via the ColorOS Gallery / Photos app instead of the launcher prevents lock screen styling overrides. 2. Performance Issue: Noticeable Redraw Lag When Returning to Home Screen Issue: Swiping up to return to the home screen from any opened app results in a noticeable transition delay/blank redraw stutter before the Niagara app list appears. Context & Request: While ColorOS / Android QuickStep gesture handling inherently prioritizes the stock system launcher, the transition delay degrades the user experience on flagship hardware. Request: Please explore optimizations to minimize redraw latency on ColorOS (such as keeping the launcher process aggressively locked in memory, handling window transition focus smoothly, or providing recommended system-level workaround settings for ColorOS users). 3. Feature Request: Independent True Black / Custom Accent Color Palette Proposal: Add an explicit option to pick Pitch Black / Pure Black (#000000) or set custom HEX codes under Niagara Settings > Features > Theme Color, bypassing the dynamic Material You extraction. Why it matters: Currently, dynamic palette extraction forces text and UI elements to adapt based on wallpaper luminance, which often produces off-grays, muted pastels, or incorrect contrast on bright/vibrant wallpapers. A forced true-black option ensures maximum readability, visual minimalism, and OLED power efficiency regardless of what wallpaper is applied. .