Sideload Launcher has received its first major update in eight years, with the new version 2.0 featuring a redesigned interface that includes a cleaner app list and enhanced customization options. Users can now sort and organize applications more effectively, with dedicated rows for recently opened apps and favorites, and the ability to filter apps by source and intended devices. The update allows users to modify app icon shapes and adjust the number of columns displayed. Users can set Sideload Launcher as their default launcher if permitted by their device. The launcher remains free from ads and tracking, operates without an internet connection, and is available for download through the Play Store or via USB. The update was announced by Chainfire, the developer known for SuperSU.