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- 'My Photos' source now warns you before removing all images - Auto Advance (icon in top right of Sources screen) now allows you to choose between 'Always in order' and 'Always random' ordering in addition to the default of 'New images in order, then random'. - Improved scrolling smoothness - Fixed commands so that they always target the latest image - Minimum Android version has been raised to Android 7.0 (API 24) - Updated translations from https://crowdin.com/project/muzei
A living museum for your Android home screen.
Muzei is a live wallpaper that gently refreshes your home screen each day with famous works of art. It also recedes into the background, blurring and dimming artwork to keep your icons and widgets in the spotlight. Simply double touch the wallpaper or open the Muzei app to enjoy and explore the artwork in its full glory. Alternatively, you can choose your favorite photos from your own gallery or other apps to use on your home screen. To keep your wallpaper fresh, Muzei will rotate through your favorite photos every few hours. Finally, Muzei is developer-friendly. All the code is available at http://code.muzei.co and Muzei even offers a simple API that allows you to build your own wallpaper source. For API details, visit http://api.muzei.co. If you use a third party Legacy Source, you must disable Battery Optimizations on that app to allow it to continue to load artwork. See https://medium.com/muzei/muzei-3-0-and-legacy-sources-8261979e2264 for more details. ····· Made by Roman Nurik and Ian Lake, along with contributions from many in the Android community. Muzei is a transliteration of the Russian word музей, which means “museum.” Featured artwork in Muzei is curated daily by our small staff and made possible thanks to WikiArt.org and its contributors.
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