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I came across this app while I was looking for something in play store.
it won't freeze your apps, or even kill their processes. But rather, put your background apps (that you select) into HIBERNATION.
"Greenified" apps are automatically hibernated when you're not using them, so you'll always have enough free RAM + Much longer battery life.
I strongly recommend you give it a try. At your own risk of course.
download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify&hl=en
XDA Thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2155737
UPDATE : Donation version now allow hibernating System apps.
LOL, I guess like 90%+ members should know about this already. It's pretty much the only power saver app I haven't removed and would recommend - all of the rest, in my experience, have done much more harm than good.
does what it says perfectly - nothing more nothing less and most importantly no annoyances - one of my all time favourites
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tuxonhtc said:
LOL, I guess like 90%+ members should know about this already.
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I love fast statistics. Do you have another one?!
Obviously I didn't literally mean 90%+, but yeah, most active users should know about Greenify
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Obviously I didn't literally mean 90%+, but yeah, most active users should know about Greenify
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I'm an active user and I didn't find out about Greenify until yesterday. Strange, but it happens.
kindly, give the remaining "10%" a chance.
I am a ROM developer and also this is tbe first time I hear about this app, thanks for sharing
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I am a ROM developer and also this is tbe first time I hear about this app, thanks for sharing
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Thank you.
Only problem being that it shows only apps with widgets or that anyone will probably use and won't block (or "greenify")... so totaly useless... to me at least.
dalanik said:
Only problem being that it shows only apps with widgets or that anyone will probably use and won't block (or "greenify")... so totaly useless... to me at least.
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I'm not sure I understand this. You can greenify any app. Just press the '+' button on the top right corner and you get a list of all the apps.
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Chaos ^_^ said:
I am a ROM developer and also this is tbe first time I hear about this app, thanks for sharing
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Me too :good:
Do you think it's possible to port your rom for note 2 user ??
Big thanks
Im using this app since 1 months withe real battery saving :thumbup::thumbup:
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modem : XXDLK7
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Me too :good:
Do you think it's possible to port your rom for note 2 user ??
Big thanks
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yes it is possible, but i need testers, and if possible developer to port and i will help him in all the ways i can
It is nothing but a task killer.
Kills the process after idle time.
confirmed it from Setting-Applications-Running Applications.[ And Other task killers too]
Check out and let me know.
^^nope it isn't a task killer it just hibernates the service so that it doesn't consume any cpu cycles unnecessarily afaik
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Don't go on the description.
I've observed with Facebook app.
The service restarts Every time.
You can feel the excessive leading time.
There is nothing like hibernation.
yes it does kill the app after ideal time, and the good thing that it works, other battery saver only kill app temporary and it will restart automatically again.
don't use it with apps like what's app or viber skype,,, etc
you will not receive calls ir chats untill you reopen the app, personally I am using it with secondary apps like kik and facebook twitter, ,, etc
apps that I dont want to get notified instantly
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yes it is possible, but i need testers, and if possible developer to port and i will help him in all the ways i can
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I can help you if i can
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Greenify caused me problems. Swiftkey keyboard waked up my phone some times, so i Greenify it. But when i wanted to use it, all i got was a black screen. Only after i removed the battery the problem solved.
Generally this programme is useful for Facebook, eBay, Tapatalk. And only if you don't want notifications from these apps.
Can't use it (there is no point) in Viber, clock - temperature - diary widgets, battery monitoring programmes, setCPU programmes, WiFi Toggler programmes, call recording programmes, Cerberus or "where's my DROID" programmes.
For me is useless.
From Galaxy Note 2 with Swype "talk and type"
MeddlingMageGR said:
For me is useless.
From Galaxy Note 2 with Swype "talk and type"
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No problem, stop using it.
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I've been happily running Snapdragon Battery Guru, it has definitely saved me some juice!
Just rooted, so I'm giving Greenify a try. Running both apps at the moment.
Does anyone have experience running Greenify vs. Battery Guru vs. running both?
I used both. Greenify is great for battery savings
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No idea how to use greenify.
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No idea how to use greenify.
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Just hit the add icon at the top right, hit "more apps" towards the bottom and start selecting what ones you want hibernated.
prshosting.org
Yeah that sounds simple except for a lot of the apps they suggest to freeze I want notifications from so what good does it do? lol
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Yeah that sounds simple except for a lot of the apps they suggest to freeze I want notifications from so what good does it do? lol
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Well that's the whole point of the app. It disables that background syncing to reduce battery drain.
prshosting.org
Doesn't Snapdragon Battery Guru NEED GPS on to work?
I love Greenify, takes some getting used to but works
Stauf99 said:
Doesn't Snapdragon Battery Guru NEED GPS on to work?
I love Greenify, takes some getting used to but works
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It does need a location service to be on in order to function. I believe it needs network location instead of standalone GPS.
prshosting.org
I've liked greenify. It foes require root, unlike battery guru. But I've found running both is pointless. Greenify enabled catches the apps before battery guru and it shows in the "meter" of effectiveness in that app.
@ OP : can you install Zalo, an OTT app like Whatapps, Viber and try to let Greenify auto-hibernate it ? On my LG G2, it s unable to auto-hibernate the app at all . TIA
Hi,
If this is off topic here, please forgive me. It's actual thread is closed, but it has to do with Greenify.
I want to install Greenify4Magisk, but the instructions leave me confused!
* Are you supposed to have both Greenify and Greenify4Magisk installed?
* If so, which one do you install first?
* It talks about how it doesn't use the Xposed Root stuff, does that mean I shouldn't have the Donation package installed?
The instructions can be taken either way on these important points.
https://magiskroot.net/greenify4magisk/
Thanks
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Hi,
If this is off topic here, please forgive me. It's actual thread is closed, but it has to do with Greenify.
I want to install Greenify4Magisk, but the instructions leave me confused!
* Are you supposed to have both Greenify and Greenify4Magisk installed?
* If so, which one do you install first?
* It talks about how it doesn't use the Xposed Root stuff, does that mean I shouldn't have the Donation package installed?
The instructions can be taken either way on these important points...
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Negative, either Greenify or Greenify4Magisk is sufficient. I assume that also answers the second question.
Unless you're also running Xposed I'd suggested Greenify4Magisk otherwise Greenify.
@abacate123, the dev of Greenify4Magisk states in the OP of his thread:
...* Note: You won't get any xposed-side features, since magisk is NOT xposed!...
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i.e. you only get the Xposed-features with Xposed installed but not as a simple Magisk-module.
And you should always have the donation package, even if it's simply to support the developer and the development.
Finally, and I leave it to you for consideration: Two days ago, abacate123 obviously decided not to support Greenify4Magisk any longer (refer to here) and got his thread closed.
Zeuszoos said:
Hi,
If this is off topic here, please forgive me. It's actual thread is closed, but it has to do with Greenify.
I want to install Greenify4Magisk, but the instructions leave me confused!
* Are you supposed to have both Greenify and Greenify4Magisk installed?
* If so, which one do you install first?
* It talks about how it doesn't use the Xposed Root stuff, does that mean I shouldn't have the Donation package installed?
The instructions can be taken either way on these important points.
https://magiskroot.net/greenify4magisk/
Thanks
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Addendums to @Oswald Boelcke's excellent response:
- Making Greenify a 'system app' (using the appropriate Magisk module/tool) accomplishes the same thing as Greenify4Magisk
- I could care less about hiding root; installing Xposed framework provides a superior UX while allowing natural updates via the Play Store
Davey126 said:
Addendums to @Oswald Boelcke's excellent response:
- Making Greenify a 'system app' (using the appropriate Magisk module/tool) accomplishes the same thing as Greenify4Magisk
- I could care less about hiding root; installing Xposed framework provides a superior UX while allowing natural updates via the Play Store
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Thanks for quoting that. Here's what I found out by trying it:
Just installing the Magisk version provides a working Greenify as a System app and if you have Xposed for Magisk installed (I do), then you get the Xposed features of Greenify too. Just FYI. I haven't done anything beyond that, but at least it answered one question.
My biggest questions now are:
1) Whether or not it's a good idea to greenify System apps/processes like I normally would.
2) What about the Doze or whatever it is that's in Oreo. Won't it conflict?
You see, I had this phone set up with Magisk before (I'm new to it), with all the goodies (regular versions) I would normally use on it and it started going nuts and it went downhill too fast for me to diagnose and it became unusable.
So I don't know what caused it and I didn't know there was an "Xposed for Magisk", for example.
I'm just trying to be careful this time and examine everything before I do it.
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Oswald Boelcke said:
Negative, either Greenify or Greenify4Magisk is sufficient. I assume that also answers the second question.
Unless you're also running Xposed I'd suggested Greenify4Magisk otherwise Greenify.
@abacate123, the dev of Greenify4Magisk states in the OP of his thread:
i.e. you only get the Xposed-features with Xposed installed but not as a simple Magisk-module.
And you should always have the donation package, even if it's simply to support the developer and the development.
Finally, and I leave it to you for consideration: Two days ago, abacate123 obviously decided not to support Greenify4Magisk any longer (refer to here) and got his thread closed.
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Thank you for answering!
Here's what happened: When you install Greenify4Magisk and you have Xposed for Magisk installed, you do get all of the Xposed (Donation) functionality and usage-wise, don't need it installed.
However, I only know what those functions would be, because I bought it a long time ago. I always support the cause.
But now that he's not supporting it anymore, should I just uninstall it and use the regular Greenify app and manually move it to Priv-App to make it work right with Magisk?
Sorry, new to Magisk and I already hosed my phone once. Being careful now! <lol>
Thanks!
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@Zeuszoos: I'm very glad to see that you could benefit from @Davey126's very helpful post. Just as a side-remark, in this case I suggest to hit the "thanks"-button in the lowver left corner of his post (if using a browser) or the :good:-button in XDA Labs to publicly show your appreciation (this procedure is very common use on XDA!).
Just an amendment to the information I provided above: @abacate123 indicate also in his GitHub-page that Greenify4Magisk v4.5.1 was the very last release.
I don't know who or what adviced you that Greenify and Greenify4Magisk should be installed in parallel, I'd simply say - forget it. Only one is required. As Greenify4Magisk obviously reached its end of life, I suggest to have only the "genuine" Grennify installed.
As you see from my screenshots, my Greenify isn't installed at /priv-app; and I don't know why? It's working with Xposed, which is much more effective as a Magisk module? Just forget Magisk and all you stated in that respect.
The complete spectrum of Greenify's functionalities can only be achieved with Xposed. Just take abacate123's statement as granted; he clearly announced it.
Doze on Oreo is working great as far as I read. It's seems to be even better on Pie. But I've no own experiences as I refrain to leave the "nougat-level" for different reasons. However, if I was on Oreo or Pie I'd probably consider to not use Greenify at all. These are personal consideration, and in my opinion somebody using Oreo or Pie could just run a try.
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@Zeuszoos: I'm very glad to see that you could benefit from @Davey126's very helpful post. Just as a side-remark, in this case I suggest to hit the "thanks"-button in the lowver left corner of his post (if using a browser) or the :good:-button in XDA Labs to publicly show your appreciation (this procedure is very common use on XDA!).
Just an amendment to the information I provided above: @abacate123 indicate also in his GitHub-page that Greenify4Magisk v4.5.1 was the very last release.
I don't know who or what adviced you that Greenify and Greenify4Magisk should be installed in parallel, I'd simply say - forget it. Only one is required. As Greenify4Magisk obviously reached its end of life, I suggest to have only the "genuine" Grennify installed.
As you see from my screenshots, my Greenify isn't installed at /priv-app; and I don't know why? It's working with Xposed, which is much more effective as a Magisk module? Just forget Magisk and all you stated in that respect.
The complete spectrum of Greenify's functionalities can only be achieved with Xposed. Just take abacate123's statement as granted; he clearly announced it.
Doze on Oreo is working great as far as I read. It's seems to be even better on Pie. But I've no own experiences as I refrain to leave the "nougat-level" for different reasons. However, if I wear on Oreo or Pie I'd probably consider to not use Greenify at all. These are personal consideration, and in my opinion somebody using Oreo or Pie could just run a try.
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I appreciate all that you put into this post!
My motive is to simply get of course the best performance possible, without hosing my phone, which I've already done and don't want a repeat of.
With Magisk being a "Systemless" setup and lots of warnings out there, I'm just trying to step carefully. Last time, I had Magisk on and installed regular Greenify and Xposed on it and assume it was one of them. Again, just trying to be careful this time, as Magisk does not fall within my wheelhouse.
I have no problem reading on my own and I did. But so many write in a way that is as if the person already knows and I end up walking away with more questions, not less.
No one told me to install both. It's that the way it was worded, it wasn't clear to me if it was the Greenify one runs, or if it was a module that gets installed in addition to the normal Greenify and gives it Boost and sets it up in priv-app, etc.. Normally I would just try it and see, but I'm a bit nervous about it, given my last results.
Thank you again and I will look carefully at your images.
I am also going to look into something called LDB & NLT, which supposedly LG uses to do some sort of tracking and it eats a few hundred K of RAM.
Anyway, I'll switch back to the regular Greenify and set it up in priv-app and go from there.
I did hit the "Thanks" button.
TTYL
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...I did hit the "Thanks" button....
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Yeah, you hit mine but not the one of @Davey126's as suggested. I personally don't "collect" thanks anymore.
For me, bedtime is approaching. Probably a more detailed reply tomorrow?
Oswald Boelcke said:
Yeah, you hit mine but not the one of @Davey126's as suggested. I personally don't "collect" thanks anymore.
For me, bedtime is approaching. Probably a more detailed reply tomorrow?
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I just took care of it and talk to ya then.
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@Zeuszoos
As a past and current user of Greenify on various devices, I will add my two cents.
I believe you are running Oreo. If that is the case, Greenify may or may not be required depending on the behaviour of your chosen apps. Doze is good on Oreo and excellent on Pie in my experience, so normally I expect Doze itself to take care of any drain issues.
In the event you face undue drain, don't immediately greenify any system apps. Install BBS and save an idle dump from it and study it to identify which apps are misbehaving and whether there is a native way of controlling it from its settings. When you find it impossible, then greenify it.
In my experience, greenifying any third party app will not cause any issues except some delay in notifications etc which can also be managed. But greenifying a system app requires some experience on what and what not to greenify. If you have to do it, greenify only one system app at a time, study its effects and when you are sure that it is not causing any issues, proceed to the next.
And always have a backup.
Not Hibernating Automatically Apps on Greenify phone is rooted SU, android 7.0.1 but why the apps are not auto hibernate only few that comes on that tabs Not Hibernating Automatically and how to fix all appps will automatically hibernate... please help...
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Not Hibernating Automatically Apps on Greenify phone is rooted SU, android 7.0.1 but why the apps are not auto hibernate only few that comes on that tabs Not Hibernating Automatically and how to fix all appps will automatically hibernate... please help...
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Third cross post! Answered here and here.
Hey
Was wondering what's the chances of building Greenify to use GCM push without the need of Xposed? I've been running Greenify for a long time now, but since Samsung pushed Lollipop, Xposed module no longer works with samsung lollipop roms. At this moment, it looks like the new Art system is causing trouble and the dev of Xposed isn't promising it will ever work.
For me, I paid for Greenify, was hoping there will be a solution in the future. I do understand it might involve a whole recoding.. But looking to see what's the possibility.
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Hey
Was wondering what's the chances of building Greenify to use GCM push without the need of Xposed? I've been running Greenify for a long time now, but since Samsung pushed Lollipop, Xposed module no longer works with samsung lollipop roms. At this moment, it looks like the new Art system is causing trouble and the dev of Xposed isn't promising it will ever work.
For me, I paid for Greenify, was hoping there will be a solution in the future. I do understand it might involve a whole recoding.. But looking to see what's the possibility.
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First of all, you didn't exactly pay for the App per se, you DONATED to the Dev to get Extra "Experimental" features, quite different you know
Second, the Dev of Greenify can't further develop the App without Xposed being Stable for Lolipop, and Xposed is still at Alpha-Stage, not even Beta, so you either wait patiently for an update, or start to search for alternatives, or go back to KitKat and have everything working :good: :victory:
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First of all, you didn't exactly pay for the App per se, you DONATED to the Dev to get Extra "Experimental" features, quite different you know
Second, the Dev of Greenify can't further develop the App without Xposed being Stable for Lolipop, and Xposed is still at Alpha-Stage, not even Beta, so you either wait patiently for an update, or start to search for alternatives, or go back to KitKat and have everything working :good: :victory:
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Yes that is true that donated vs paid is a different term. But you get the point.
As far as your second part, doesn't directly answer my question. Samsung TW Lollipop isn't supported by Xposed and the Dev doesn't know if it will ever work.
I try to use without exposed but there are many difference ?
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MrPingle
misterpingle said:
I try to use without exposed but there are many difference ?
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MrPingle
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yes. if you install it without exposed you will see that a majority of functions do not work. go to the settings tab to see
ARTDeoptimiser - An Android N & O Xposed Crash/Hang "fix"
Introduction:
First things first, I'd like to point out that this app is by no means the optimal solution to the problem I am about to discuss, however it is a temporary solution to those that wish to use it.
Xposed for Android N and above has known issues whereby hooked applications can hang or crash for seemingly no reason at all and there's virtually nothing that us developers can do to resolve
the issue (From a module developers perspective). This is (to the best of my knowledge) in part due to how android performs an optimisation on applications during the installation period
(Dex2Oat) [See Further Reading below].
As an Xposed developer myself these hangs became quite a frequent occurrence and my users would often complain about it, assuming the issue was something on my part or something I could resolve.
As a result I decided to create a module that would force android to install selected applications as "Interpret Only" whereby no optimisations are performed on the app meaning Xposed can hook
into applications and not face the dreaded hangs.
Again, I can't stress enough that this is not a permanent or primary solution to the issue however Rovo himself has said that the optimal fix is not something that is easy to do, so until then I thought
I'd at least offer a "hacky workaround". I'd love to hear from @rovo89 as to whether forcing apps to install as vmSafeMode=true is in fact a "solution".
Note: This app is very much in the EARLY STAGES as I made it in about 2 days and decided I'd at least allow people to provide feedback.
Download:
Check out the Github with an included Pre-Release APK and a brief howto guide in the ReadMe.
ARTDeoptimiser Github
Xposed Repo -> Repository Link
Brief Instructions:
Install Module
Activate in Xposed
Reboot
Open app
Mark which apps you want deoptimised
Backup their data
Uninstall the apps
Reinstall the apps
Restore their data
Always apply this to the App, not the Xposed Module for it.
Further Reading
If you'd like to read up on Rovo's official explanation on the issue, use the link below.
Rovo's explanation
I made the module to try and help out other developers and make the Xposed community a little bit more stable for Android N and above. It is, and always will be, a free application.
Thanks! Giving this a try.
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I can't seem to find your apk to download from Github. Can you help me out?
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Thanks! Giving this a try.
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I can't seem to find your apk to download from Github. Can you help me out?
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It's in the Releases section of the git
Direct link to the Releases
AndreRM124 said:
It's in the Releases section of the git
Direct link to the Releases
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Do I need to redo this whole procedure everytime I updated my FB Messenger app?
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Do I need to redo this whole procedure everytime I updated my FB Messenger app?
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Although I'm not 100% certain, in theory so long as this module is active at the time of update it should allow you to just update your apps normally.
I'll have to test this to confirm it however I'm somewhat confident it will work.
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Although I'm not 100% certain, in theory so long as this module is active at the time of update it should allow you to just update your apps normally.
I'll have to test this to confirm it however I'm somewhat confident it will work.
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Ok thank you.
Sorry if this is stupid question, but which app am I supposed to de optimize? The Xposed module apk or the app that the module "tweaks" or both? I.e X Messenger Privacy or Facebook Messenger or both?
Finally Snaptools on Oreo w/o crashes :victory:
Dns94 said:
Sorry if this is stupid question, but which app am I supposed to de optimize? The Xposed module apk or the app that the module "tweaks" or both? I.e X Messenger Privacy or Facebook Messenger or both?
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In your case the Facebook Messenger. Always the app. :highfive:
It's something similar like Greenify?
Robert342 said:
It's something similar like Greenify?
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not at all, if anything it may make your battery life a bit worse
AndreRM124 said:
I'd love to hear from @rovo89 as to whether forcing apps to install as vmSafeMode=true is in fact a "solution".
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I'm not sure about other impacts of vmSafeMode. You might be better of setting "pm.dexopt.bg-dexopt=quicken" (or whatever "pm.dexopt.install" is): https://source.android.com/devices/tech/dalvik/configure#runtime_configuration
Again, this is only a workaround. It means that no AOT compilation is taking place, which means that apps need to be JIT-compiled every time you start them. That surely increases CPU/RAM load, which in turn consumes more battery.
Nice job
I think it's solution create only for using if it's needed (if you got this crashes etc.). If now everything in your rom is OK, you don't need it I think (yet). Cheers.
Thanks for this module it fixes my Facebook Messenger crash when using X Messenger Privacy module ?
rinkashime_014 said:
Thanks for this module it fixes my Facebook Messenger crash when using X Messenger Privacy module ?
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Exactly what I was looking for, glad to see if works. I just got mine setup, and about to log back in now. ?
Got a little lost at the part of backing the app up and uninstalling it, then restoring it but then I considered a case like Snapchat's login.
Thanks so much, my phone is miui9 android 8.0,Art flash back,cannot be used,im chinese, English is not good,I'm sorry.
Hmm maybe it's just me but it looks like Messenger still optimizes sometimes (maybe after restart but I'm not sure).
And yes I followed all the steps. Xposed module is active and .orca is 'deop'.
After removing the OAT folder it works again.
maumaus said:
Hmm maybe it's just me but it looks like Messenger still optimizes sometimes (maybe after restart but I'm not sure).
And yes I followed all the steps. Xposed module is active and .orca is 'deop'.
After removing the OAT folder it works again.
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Make sure you're using the v1.0.2 version as previous versions would still allow android to optimise apps in the background ?
(Note: this MAY require you to reinstall messenger, I've not been able to confirm if it's necessary)
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Make sure you're using the v1.0.2 version as previous versions would still allow android to optimise apps in the background
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Thanks for the reply. Yes im using the latest version (v1.0.2)
Havent used any pevious version.