How to Integrate Google Feed into Android Launchers

Google Feeds is the inescapable app to get you acquainted with the latest news of the world. It offers you a list of selected maps based on your recent research and interests. And the best part is that a simple shift to the right is all that is needed to access the flow section. But not all custom Android launchers work that way. Most of them require that you manually add Google Feeds to their launchers. In this guide we will see how to integrate Google Feed in different Android launchers. Launchers will be considered Action Launcher, Lawn Launcher, Hyperion Launcher, Nova Launcher, and the Launcher without roots. So let's jump straight into the instruction set.

Google feeds in the action launcher

To integrate Google Feed with this Android Launcher, you will need a pro version of the application. First, download the Google Plugin for Action Launcher on your device. Then swipe right on your home screen. In the menu, select Action Settings. Under Settings, tap the Google Discover (beta) feed. Activate the flip-flop and press OK in the confirmation message that appears at the bottom of your screen. From now on, every time you perform a correct scan Action Launcher, a quick drawer will be replaced by the Google Feeds app.

Lawn thrower

Start by downloading the custom launcher Grass feeding extension which will help you integrate Google Feed with the launcher. Install the Lawnfeed app, long press on your home screen and select Settings. Select Behavior now and enable the View Google Now page. That's it. You have successfully added Google Feeds to the Lawn thrower.

Hyperion launcher

To integrate Google Feeds into Hyperion Launcher, you will need to download and install the Hyperion Dock on your device. Once you have done this, long press on the Home screen and select Home Settings. Scroll to the Advanced section and press Integrations. Now, just switch to the switch next to Show Google feed. That's it. You have successfully integrated this custom launcher with Google Feeds. It even offers the option to enable dark mode in Google's feeds (under the Google Feeds theme).

Integrating Google Feed into Nova Launcher

For this custom launcher to be integrated with Google Feed, you'll need the Nova Google Companion app. Go ahead and install the application, open it and press OK. Now just go back to the home screen and do a right scan. Google Feed will now be available. If you want a much more detailed step regarding the integration of this custom launcher into Google Feed, do not forget to check out our old guide.

Google feed in Rootless Launcher

The integration of Google Feeds into Launcher without roots also requires a third-party application. In this case, you must download the Pixel bridge without roots. Once you have it installed, long press on the Home screen, tap Home Settings and enable the Show Google application switchover. That's it.

With this, we conclude the guide on how to integrate Google Feed into Android launchers. Let us know if you're having trouble integrating feeds with your favorite launcher.

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