Everyone is posting android so here you go.
This is my super minimal setup, it's convenient quick to use and I have no issues with it.
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I tried both (and a bunch of other options) when Nova broke from an update. They were my two favorites, but ultimately I found I prefer Niagara's navigation I think.
I find it gets cluttered with too many apps. After like 40 apps Niagara can become a bit long to scroll through, especially when i can't remember an apps names half the time lol
Remembering app names is a must. Generally jumping straight to the right letter will let me open the right app with one click, it's only my "S" named apps that have enough apps to require additional any notable scrolling after jumping to the letter (I have 24 apps starting with S, and my screen only shows 15 apps max at once in the Niagara app list).
For all my most used apps, I put them in folders on the Niagara home screen for quick access. I also do this for apps like games where I want to view multiple options at once to decide between them. Anything I'm not accessing often needs some searching to find anyways.
That's why Niagara introduced pop-up folders a while back.
I access about 80% of my daily apps through these instead of scrolling down the entire list.