Sideload Folder: TV Launcher

Accessing sideloaded apps on Android TV or Google TV often requires navigating through multiple menus, which can be frustrating and time-consuming. Sideloader Folder simplifies this process by giving you instant access to all your sideloaded apps in one easy-to-navigate interface. Whether you're using a TV, phone, or tablet, Sideloader Folder neatly organizes your installed apps for quick launching — no more endless clicking with the remote. 🔑 Key Features: All-in-One App List View all your sideloaded apps on both TV and mobile devices in one place. Custom App Layout Rearrange app icons to suit your preferences. Quick Uninstall Easily remove apps directly from the interface. TV Launcher Support Use Sideloader Folder as a full launcher for Google TV and Android TV. Auto-Launch App Automatically launch a specific app when Sideloader Folder starts. If the app is a browser or YouTube app, a startup URL can also be specified. Lock Mode Prevent unauthorized changes to your folder setup. Dynamic Backgrounds Set motion videos (1920x1080) or static images as your background. App Visibility Control Hide or unhide apps from the main list. Single App Mode Automatically launch a specific app when Sideloader Folder opens or resumes (if set as the default launcher). Full Theme Customization Create your own theme: Set custom backgrounds Add stickers Replace button images and app icons Includes built-in Dark Mode Action Buttons Add your own buttons to: Open a web page (browser required) Trigger a URL Execute an Android intent (e.g., open system settings) Multilingual Support Interface available in English, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, German, French, and Spanish. ⚠️ Note (Since Version 3.0) The following features have been removed starting from version 3.0: * Open Webpage on Startup * Open YouTube with a Specific Video at Startup NOTE: Since Google TV/Android TV does not have a built-in file picker or photo picker UI, and this app does not have permission to access system photos or videos, you'll need to use a third-party file manager—such as S2X File Manager—when selecting images or videos to decorate the app.