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Tap Clear and all the app icons on your home screen will turn semi-translucent. This will also affect icons across your device, like in Settings and other menus.

To get started, press and hold an empty area on the home screen until the icons start jiggling, then hit the "Edit" button in the top-left corner and choose "Add Widget" from the menu.

Access the Context Menu: Tap on the three-dot icon or the context menu option. Add to Home Screen: Select the option to add the file to the home screen. This option may vary depending on the app.

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Select "Add to Home Screen" from the menu. You can either touch and hold the icon to manually place it on the home screen or select "Add to Home Screen" to place it automatically.

Go to your app drawer and tap and hold the app icon you want to add to your home screen. After your phone vibrates and displays a menu, drag the app icon to the top of your screen.