Like reddit does, is there a possibility to show tooltip on long press of navigation tab item? Our use case is not to show labels every time because it looks redundant for old users.

So, from android documentation i could see that it can be set through xml as android:tooltipText="ToolTip" and from code it can be set as view.setTooltipText("ToolTip");. I don't understand how to `setTooltipTe

The launcher has some specific features like switching categories by swipe on the spinner. That's why it needs an explanation on how to use it. The question is how to make the explanation understandable, nice-looking and lightweight.

Credits to @agrosner for reporting this.

Currently, the value 0 (the standard 'disabled' value for an integer flag) is accepted by CutoutViewIndicator::setOffsetHints(int). Passing that to the function prevents any sort of offset in CutoutImageCell from working, which in turn prevents the indicator from...well, indicating anything.

To make this more transparent, and simpler for new use