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Dynamic images automatically update data or change appearance based on device state (e.g., Battery level, Wifi signal, Time). Users can create others (e.g., custom clock faces).
Pro Tip: A dynamic image can be attached to a Launcher Action (like tapping the Battery icon to open Battery Settings) using the Action on Tap menu.
The built-in dynamic images, discussed below, are found in the Total Launcher app by navigating to:
Main Menu > Launcher options > Resources > Dynamic Image > + > Type.
| Battery status | Do not disturb | Ringer mode |
| Bluetooth | Gmails (unread) | Signal strength |
| Brightness | GPS | Themed image |
| Calendar | Mobile data | Weather |
| Clock | Notification count | WiFi hot spot |
| CPU | RAM | WiFi status |
Note: This feature relies on older Android permissions and may not function on newer Android versions due to Google security updates.
Requirement:
Total Launcher must be granted “Notification Access” in Android System Settings for this to work.
Icon Specific Notification Counts
To have an icon or other object show it's notification count only:
Edit On > Object Design Menu > Option > Text > Notifications > OK
Confirmation needed: Signal is WiFi only or works for WiFi and Data
Users have commented on supporting Telegram website (late 2024 - mid 2025) the delayed or non-consistent updating of the data through the provider.
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