humblemuzzu/dumbtv launcher-v1.10 on GitHub

A home screen for Fire TV: your apps, your HDMI inputs, a clock. Nothing else.

What's new in 1.10

Fixed

The TV no longer wakes on Amazon's home screen (#153). Going to standby, Fire OS brings Amazon's home up with the screen already off. dumbtv home mistook its own cover window for you leaving Amazon's home, and Android held its launch back for minutes while the screen was off, so the TV often woke on Amazon's home and stayed there until an app was opened and closed. Now dumbtv home is back within a second of standby. The same change stops a late window event from cancelling a HOME retry on Fire OS 8. Thanks to @rixialmenar for the standby timeline and to @Anny0nn for the trace on #153 and #157.
The Appstore tile opens the store on a Fire TV Cube (#133). The fix from 1.7 now applies on Fire OS 7 too, where the Cube 3rd gen had the same problem. Thanks to @githububub.

New

Options › Home position (#187, @leonardopieralli): Bottom keeps the clock, Options and Settings at the top and moves the rows to the bottom edge of the screen. Top stays the default.
Italian (#189, @leonardopieralli). dumbtv home now follows the TV's language in English, German, Spanish and Italian.
Even grid columns (#179, @UlisesSnz): in the grid layout the columns now spread to both edges of the section, and a short section keeps the columns of a full one.

Prime Video gone after an early dumbtv run (#175): dumbtv disabled com.amazon.firebat, Prime Video's tile, until October, and later versions never switched it back on. debloat.sh now turns back on every package the TV needs that an older run disabled, and verify.sh warns about one. No factory reset is needed: ./scripts/debloat.sh -y.
launcher.sh switches the HOME guard off and on once more before it gives up (#193, @w3dd1e).
When a TV comes back from a reboot with ADB debugging off, the scripts say so and keep waiting while you turn it back on (#191).
youtube.sh handles Fire OS 8, where adb cannot read the app order (#183, @softwaregames1); library.sh follows the same rules as the other scripts, with --dry-run and a check before it replaces the banner (#181, @softwaregames1).
Seven new device reports (Bush 43USF26, Hisense 65U65SFC Pro, Hisense AFTHA001 on two builds, Onida AFTLE, TCL 55PF650, TCL 75Q691F) and four more units of devices already listed (Insignia AFTDCT31, two Fire TV Stick 3rd gen, Fire TV Stick 4K Max 1st gen). Thanks to @PirateKng, @w3dd1e, @oddeyed, @Zarafos, @Sj2594, @jgcoronado, @sonofamitch86, @mrbell321, @rotenaple, @nickzocchi and @tvenenga.

Update: git pull, then ./scripts/launcher.sh -y.

116 KB, minSdk 25 (Fire OS 6, 7 and 8), no internet permission, signed with the same key as every release since 1.1.