Unicon - Icon Themer Pro Key

My SD Linux is set to permissive. App closes stating it needs root right before Supersu grants it. This app once worked, a few years ago. Then it didn't. Then a year later he fixed it with the beta. Then got rid of the beta and and now it Doesn't work again. This is the real world, so if you're going to charge for our, support it.

Bought to apply a custom icon to the launcher icon as well as individual apps. I was able to apply a custom icon to ONE app and every time I try to assign an icon to another app I get a force close and the launcher icon NEVER applies. I emailed the dev and still haven't not received any response.

It's a great app, with this unfortunate side effect on 6.0.x. Otherwise it does just as advertised.

Does not work with MM and newer SuperSU systemless root mode. Developer no longer seems to support this.

Love it but it crashes for me on cm13.

I can't fault this app for allowing me to change the icons on the Google launcher (as well as system wide) but is their possibility of updating the app to run in enforcing, rather than permissive mode? Other than than this app, there's no real need to run in permissive (at least for me).

No longer supported. Won't work on most devices.

Unfortunately it clashed whe I tried to use it!

Hellooooo, anybody here? I dont know if the dev updated his phone and see the amount of crush it has beside dont work anymore with note 5 and s7 edge 6.0.1

No support for systemless root even though it's changing one variable to fix

I have used secondary launchers for years mainly because of the ability to change icons. As you know that always leads to reloading the new launcher because it ran out of memory or whatever. This gets rid of that need. I can now just retheme my stock launcher icons not problem. Running this on the Verizon LG G2 with no issues.

It is unacceptable to release an app that allows you to "customize" icons and not have the option to individually select icons on an app by app basis. Considering how 99% of icon packs include an alternate icon for many different apps this is ludicrous. Now, after having payed for this app, I'm stuck with an app drawer where only about 90% of the icons are changed when there are perfectly acceptable options for them in the app pack, I just can't select them because of a lack of foresight by the developers.

Ive been looking for something like this for a long time. I'm so glad I finally found it. It would be great if it were possible to select icons from different icon packs to be applied at once, i.e. one icon from X icon pack to go with this app but apply Y icon pack as a whole, except for that one specifically chosen icon

The app won't change my android system icons (gallery, phone, text message, etc.) on my homescreen, but it does change the icon that is shown on the top of the screen when I open the app. I've tried it with 5 different icon packs and the same thing happens everytime. Otherwise, this is great.

Themed every single app except 1 :/ A poweramp Skin. I hid the unthemed icon and its all good, Had to get a refund the 1st time, but quickly realized my Xposed framework was out of date, I updated it and downloaded this again and it worked. for the price its a bargain IMO. nice one dev/devs

It does update the theme, worked fine on my Xperia Z2, However i cant choose which app i want to have what icon. Because of that some apps are left with regular icons and just makes the whole theme look our of place in some cases. Please add support to change specific app icons for a 5 star review.

Works as described. Easy setup as long as you know what you are doing. Running this and gravity box on m8 gpe with no conflicts. One nice feature to add would be individual icon control for when your icon pack doesn't have one of your apps and you need to change it. I used icon changer for now but I would think this would be an easy add-on. Good job. Well worth $2.

It kept saying to activate the xposed module even though I had (and rebooted several times) until I wiped app data. Then it kept saying to move to internal storage even though it's on internal storage. When I finally got it to "work" I applied my icon pack and rebooted. Unicon now thinks the icon pack is applied, but as always, it's wrong. Didn't change a thing. TMO S4, CM11, xposed 2.5.1

Works well and I love being able to change the stock icons, but I emailed the dev a while back (last year) and asked if they would add the option to choose the icons, like you can in Nova etc. But it hasn't been implemented yet. Hoping it will be added soon.

Works great on my note 3 with Jedi Elite. Only thing I would like to see is the ability to change launcher icon on touch wiz launcher and that will give 5 stars :) oh and maybe ability to pick a, different icon per a since some icon packs have multiple icons per app and some need to be picked

I was looking for something like this for a while and finally found this app that could apply the icon packs on the stock launcher. Other icon changers require changing one icon at-a-time and this one themes all the icons once. What a time saver. Works like a charm on HTC One running 4.3 android 5.5 Sense. If you get stuck in the reboot cycle, go back to recovery, clear davilk cache, and reboot. You should be fine afterwards.

Downloaded and purchased this today for my tablet running omnirom. It worked great at first, then I updated my tablet. I updated it automatically to a newer version of my ROM. Now it won't even work. I've uninstalled it, rebooted it, and everything. Tweaked all settings i could think of. No icon packs appear even after rebooting. Wasted money on this app

Overall I like this app for putting custom icons on the stock google launcher. However, this app seems to be temperamental when checking for root access--on my Nexus 5 it often takes several minutes or simply never successfully does it. Yet, if I restart the phone, the icons will be set as they should be. So there's a bug in there somewhere, and I hope the dev fixes it as this will be a problem every time you install a new app (and Unicon needs to restart the launcher in order to skin the new icon).

Installed everything properly (I use xposed all the time) and it won't work on my s3 running slimkat. Every time I open it it says its moving to internal storage and never does. Won't apply icons. I'm stuck with the purchase because I took too long trying to figure it out. Bummer.

The app refuses to change the icon pack of almost every single one I've chosen. Some of which include (flatty, twint, axis deluxe, ect) it simply prompts me with "failed to apply icon pack" Please provide a response with a with or an update, thanks.

I was told on the internet that this is the go-to app for custom icons in the GEL. It works great, except that I can't set specific icons for specific apps. Hell, Icon Changer, which doesn't even require root, can do that better. I'm somewhat disappointed in that considering there is not a single icon pack that covers all icons.

The app works as advertised, but there are a few issues. The app changes some of the logos on widgets (e.g. Facebook, Google Sound Search), within apps (e.g. CNN), and in the recent app menu. Can support for alternative icons be added? The preferred icon pack I use has multiple icons for certain apps, and I would like to choose which one is used.

Keeps telling me to move it to my internal memory on my Galaxy S3, I have no SD card I don't know how it can possibly be anywhere else. It tells me to click move and app will close. It never does I reboot my device turn it on, and open the app run unicon again and asks me the same thing move to internal storage. So basically I cannot do anything. I bought and icon pack to see if it would change them and it says I have insufficient storage basically this app doesn't work as I explained my problem. Fix it!

I'm a big fan of the new KitKat launcher and this lets me keep it, but still theme. The biggest missing feature is the ability to pick individual icons when a theme doesn't apply them or has multiple options. It seems every theme has a few icons that don't apply properly.