Hello guys.
I have a question. Does Xposed with modules slowing android and decrease the overall performance of device?
Modules installed:
GravityBox
KK SD Card Access
KK Bugs Rider
AppOps
Network Speed indicator
Play Store fixes
Smooth system progress bar
Youtube adaway.
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Xposed on its own won't.
However, if the modules run in the background constantly, then they will.
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Xposed doesn't do that on my g2 mini, but maybe with more modules it will like it did in my last phone =/
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I'm looking for new modules to use on my P768 with KK 4.4.3, obviusly with a ROM.
I'm actually using:
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GravityBox
Knock Code
Multi Users
SwipeBack
Xposed Wi-Fi Deep Sleep (I really don't now what exactly does)
GravityBox, TintedStatusBar, Smooth system progress bar (some rom already included), Network speed indicator (gravitybox has this but it sucks)
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My battery reads 80% no matter what. I've tried full charging, deleting batt.d, and recharging with no luck. I'm going to try flashing stock next unless someone can help,
I have the Verizon variant, rooted, xposed, with a variety of tweaks and mods.
LG G3 flies faster than a G6
OG RAZR XT912 got 4.4 before S4
Please list what modules you have downloaded and activated in Xposed
acparker18 said:
Please list what modules you have downloaded and activated in Xposed
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App settings
Crappalinks
Disable location consent
Exchange bypass
G3 tweaksbox
Greenify
Handle external storage
Play store fixes
Play store link in app info
Xposed gel settings
Youtube ad away
EDIT: I just unistalled the framework without resolution of the issue.
LG G3 flies faster than a G6
OG RAZR XT912 got 4.4 before S4
80%
ins5736 said:
App settings
Crappalinks
Disable location consent
Exchange bypass
G3 tweaksbox
Greenify
Handle external storage
Play store fixes
Play store link in app info
Xposed gel settings
Youtube ad away
EDIT: I just unistalled the framework without resolution of the issue.
LG G3 flies faster than a G6
OG RAZR XT912 got 4.4 before S4
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I would re-install the framework and G3 Tweaksbox. Disable the battery icon altogether in Tweaksbox then re-enable Battery Icon w/ Percentage. Then, uninstall the entire framework once more, then go under your actual phone settings to Battery and enable percentage there. This seems to be an issue I have seen on a friend's G2 running that version of Tweaksbox. My GNex also has gotten stuck like this before due to Gravitybox interfering with actual system settings. Even uninstalling Xposed wouldn't fix it for me either.
acparker18 said:
I would re-install the framework and G3 Tweaksbox. Disable the battery icon altogether in Tweaksbox then re-enable Battery Icon w/ Percentage. Then, uninstall the entire framework once more, then go under your actual phone settings to Battery and enable percentage there. This seems to be an issue I have seen on a friend's G2 running that version of Tweaksbox. My GNex also has gotten stuck like this before due to Gravitybox interfering with actual system settings. Even uninstalling Xposed wouldn't fix it for me either.
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Weird. Ended up doing a factory reset. Will keep your suggestion in mind if it happens again. Thanks.
LG G3 flies faster than a G6
OG RAZR XT912 got 4.4 before S4
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For lg d855 Dial 3845#*855# screen will open press setting then battery and turn off fake battery and reboot. It works...
I tried two ROMs, CM12 by Temasek and CM12 by Archi. Both weren't fast as Kitkat for me. I was using boeffla kernel with battery saving presets (1ghz CPU, underclock GPU, and both undervolt). This is what I use on Kitkat too but it performed better. Can you guys give me your views that how you feel it performs and if you thinks its better than Kitkat, list me your kernel and ROM.
And my main problem is xposed modules. One is gravity box and other is hack connectivity services and last one my favorite is greenify. I use gravity box to turn on flash light on lock screen by holding home button. I also use it to skip songs by volume keys but I think its possible in LP without modules. I use it for other purposes too but I want any alternatives for my most used favorite functions. I use hack connectivity services module to do reverse tethering and use all apps. Any alternative for that too? You can ignore greenify.
Another major issue is that when I restored apps from Ti backup, most of them didn't worked. I think its related with runtime? Any suggestions?
Thanks for your help!
UnNaMeD__ said:
I tried two ROMs, CM12 by Temasek and CM12 by Archi. Both weren't fast as Kitkat for me. I was using boeffla kernel with battery saving presets (1ghz CPU, underclock GPU, and both undervolt). This is what I use on Kitkat too but it performed better. Can you guys give me your views that how you feel it performs and if you thinks its better than Kitkat, list me your kernel and ROM.
And my main problem is xposed modules. One is gravity box and other is hack connectivity services and last one my favorite is greenify. I use gravity box to turn on flash light on lock screen by holding home button. I also use it to skip songs by volume keys but I think its possible in LP without modules. I use it for other purposes too but I want any alternatives for my most used favorite functions. I use hack connectivity services module to do reverse tethering and use all apps. Any alternative for that too? You can ignore greenify.
Another major issue is that when I restored apps from Ti backup, most of them didn't worked. I think its related with runtime? Any suggestions?
Thanks for your help!
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Xposed Framework support Lollipop now.Try it and try to dl your Gravity Box and Hack connectivity.
Yes probably due to new ART of Lollipop.Just wait an update from the dev's.
Oh hell just saw that xposed for lollipop today! I'm happy
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Oh hell just saw that xposed for lollipop today! I'm happy
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We are happy too
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So I hear that Xposed still does not support Nougat. I'm running Xpower 5 (MM) right now and would really like to try LineageOS os CarbonOS (Nougat). However, I'm hesitant to give up xposed. I use Amplify, AppOpsXposed, Gravitybox, Play store changelog, and Greenify. I'm not that familiar with Nougat at its new features. Is Greenify or Amplify or AppOpsXposed even necessary anymore with Nougat, or does it equiv functionality. I mainly use Greenify to keep apps like Facebook, Whatsapp, etc under control. I can probably live without Gravity box. The main features I use there are "Pin scramble" and "data traffic monitor".
For those Nougat users out there that previously used Xposed, how much are you missing it?
I flashed back to Marshmallow because i don´t want to use the phone without xposed. Still hoping, Xposed will be available for Nougat.
Eh, I flashed the newest Nougat rom on mine, giving up xposed, but still keeping ROOT, greenify, etc, and I have to say, my phone has never performed better and battery life has been great even without Amplify. Besides not being able to have a persistent menu key or more volume steps, I don't miss xposed at all really.
The only things I was using xposed for was gravity box which gave me the status bar battery bar at the top and the status bar network activity indicator. I can live without them. I'm sure I can find an app for the later, maybe not the former
Hi guys I have a 1 GB RAM device and I really like exposed modules.. My question is does enabling about 3 modules requires a lot of ram?
The modules are : flat style keyboard, xposed edge, greenify
Thanks in advance guys...
zeus_89 said:
Hi guys I have a 1 GB RAM device and I really like exposed modules.. My question is does enabling about 3 modules requires a lot of ram?
The modules are : flat style keyboard, xposed edge, greenify
Thanks in advance guys...
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I've had used tons of modules on my 1gig RAM phone back then
Thanks cause I heard it might slow the device significantly