Hello all.
I've got this greenify app which now enables me to hibernate system apps and apps like whatsapp too without losing their notifications with the help of gcm service. BUT it's not working for me. can anyone help me why this problem is persisting?
Vtrendzzy said:
Hello all.
I've got this greenify app which now enables me to hibernate system apps and apps like whatsapp too without losing their notifications with the help of gcm service. BUT it's not working for me. can anyone help me why this problem is persisting?
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AmunReify said:
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I've figured it out. Uninstall Facebook and whatsapp. Restart device. install both applications from play store only. After that login and greenify and then try whether notifications are working. mine is working now.
just not hibernating automatically.
Basically after one of the latest FB Messenger updates, it's being woke up for some reason. Unrooted, Moto X 2014 retail running 5.1 and running current 2.7.1 release - I can't pinpoint the reason of the wakeup since the device isn't rooted but apparently it said "Wifi was scanned" other then GCM probably.
For further info, FB Messenger version is 42.0.0.17.137. Had a couple updates since it started but still happening.
rogeriorp said:
Basically after one of the latest FB Messenger updates, it's being woke up for some reason. Unrooted, Moto X 2014 retail running 5.1 and running current 2.7.1 release - I can't pinpoint the reason of the wakeup since the device isn't rooted but apparently it said "Wifi was scanned" other then GCM probably.
For further info, FB Messenger version is 42.0.0.17.137. Had a couple updates since it started but still happening.
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If you can manage to run this shell command with USB debugging enabled and connected, you will get wake-up monitor on non-root device:
Code:
pm grant com.oasisfeng.greenify android.permission.READ_LOGS
oasisfeng said:
If you can manage to run this shell command with USB debugging enabled and connected, you will get wake-up monitor on non-root device:
Code:
pm grant com.oasisfeng.greenify android.permission.READ_LOGS
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Yeah thanks, I know the culprit - it is facebook messenger. I don't even have the main facebook app installed to wakelock it, one of the updates broke greenify on no-root mode.
rogeriorp said:
Yeah thanks, I know the culprit - it is facebook messenger. I don't even have the main facebook app installed to wakelock it, one of the updates broke greenify on no-root mode.
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Do you mean auto-hibernation in non-root mode is not working on your device? I made some tweak and bugfixes for non-root auto-hibernation in 2.8 beta 1, could you give it a try?
oasisfeng said:
Do you mean auto-hibernation in non-root mode is not working on your device? I made some tweak and bugfixes for non-root auto-hibernation in 2.8 beta 1, could you give it a try?
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Will do tomorrow and report back in this post.
What is happening is, I set a gesture shortcut on my launcher to manually hibernate apps with all due accessibility access greenify requires in non-root mode, whenever im turning off the display. I dont do auto-hibernation since everything used to be fine, until facebook messenger started misbehaving; no other apps other than that one will wake up the device.
rogeriorp said:
Will do tomorrow and report back in this post.
What is happening is, I set a gesture shortcut on my launcher to manually hibernate apps with all due accessibility access greenify requires in non-root mode, whenever im turning off the display. I dont do auto-hibernation since everything used to be fine, until facebook messenger started misbehaving; no other apps other than that one will wake up the device.
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Looks like auto-hibernation is working, but Facebook Messenger got woken somehow. Please identify the waker of Facebook Messenger with wake-up tracker, mentioned above. Thus I could give useful suggestion on that.
oasisfeng said:
Looks like auto-hibernation is working, but Facebook Messenger got woken somehow. Please identify the waker of Facebook Messenger with wake-up tracker, mentioned above. Thus I could give useful suggestion on that.
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I thought I was the only one who is suffering from
Facebook app and Facebook messenger refusing to
Stay in hibernation! Am rooted, xposed framework
Version 73 up and running, boost mode working but
These two annoying apps by facebook were working
Well some months back but after some updates to
These apps, they keep waking themselves up from
Greenify hibernation.....
I started observing there behaviour and I discovered:
1) if you open any other user app that connects to the
Internet, Facebook and messenger come out of hibernation
2) if you hibernate without data connection, once you
Connect to the Internet facebook comes out of hibernation
3) if you open what's app, twitter, Instagram or any other
Social networking app, Facebook comes out of hibernation.
It's really, really, annoying.....
Am using the non donation app and wonder if the
Paid version of Greenify can stop this.......
Bolumstar said:
I thought I was the only one who is suffering from
Facebook app and Facebook messenger refusing to
Stay in hibernation! Am rooted, xposed framework
Version 73 up and running, boost mode working but
These two annoying apps by facebook were working
Well some months back but after some updates to
These apps, they keep waking themselves up from
Greenify hibernation.....
I started observing there behaviour and I discovered:
1) if you open any other user app that connects to the
Internet, Facebook and messenger come out of hibernation
2) if you hibernate without data connection, once you
Connect to the Internet facebook comes out of hibernation
3) if you open what's app, twitter, Instagram or any other
Social networking app, Facebook comes out of hibernation.
It's really, really, annoying.....
Am using the non donation app and wonder if the
Paid version of Greenify can stop this.......
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Can you see any small text below the awake apps, like "Facebook is woken by XXX ... ago". You may need to enable the "Wakeup Tracker" option in experimental features first (not required on some devices).
oasisfeng said:
Can you see any small text below the awake apps, like "Facebook is woken by XXX ... ago". You may need to enable the "Wakeup Tracker" option in experimental features first (not required on some devices).
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I don't think I have that option in my two different phones
Galaxy Note 2 GT-N7100 and AndroidOne.
Again as I opened what's app which I had removed from
Hibernation earlier, hibernated every app, put on data
Connection, opened what's app in about 8 seconds
Facebook and messenger came out of hibernation by
Themselves.
Am using IvanMeler CM 12.1 latest version but the same
Has been happening in CMX, RR, Nameless rom etc
Mine pops like this, unrooted: it says wifi was scanned, sorry about the portuguese. Running the latest beta, like you said oasis.
http://i.imgur.com/ELiJrQ1.png.
@oasisfeng, see this sub thread also. http://forum.xda-developers.com/apps/greenify/gcm-push-notification-behaviour-t3225994
He is also complaining of the same issue. From his explanation and also from the first image in post no.9 above, it seems that connection to the internet triggers the wakeup.
Just to clarify the issue.
I don't use Facebook or Messenger.
1. Rooted Nexus 6p with Xposed framework. I hibernated both facebook and Google apps. But whenever I turn on the Greenify to check the status, I always see Facebook and Google apps are shown to be not hibernating automatically. The reason is shown to be working. But I didn't open anything. Any ideas on how to deal with this?
2. I also see many apps are under woken temporarily group (most of them are google apps) even though I hibernated all of them. Is it because I used the shallow hibernation?
carrygo said:
1. Rooted Nexus 6p with Xposed framework. I hibernated both facebook and Google apps. But whenever I turn on the Greenify to check the status, I always see Facebook and Google apps are shown to be not hibernating automatically. The reason is shown to be working. But I didn't open anything. Any ideas on how to deal with this?
2. I also see many apps are under woken temporarily group (most of them are google apps) even though I hibernated all of them. Is it because I used the shallow hibernation?
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1. When an app is shown as working, tap and highlight it, then open the three dot menu at the top and tap 'put app into hibernation'. You will get a dialogue box with a warning and also an option to ignore its state. Check that and it will hibernate.
2. That is the expected behaviour when you opt for shallow hibernation.
Hello,
Some apps like twitter, reed.co, and even push notification tester get duplicate notifications even if they are not in the hibernation list.
Disabling greenify in the exposed modules list fixed that.
I have the same problem with every push notification, every notification is twice. Even with apps which are not greenified.
Is there any fix or workaround?
I have the same problem but only with Twitter. For other apps is fine.
I tested again and I only get double notifications when I activate "GCM Push for greenified Apps" in xposed settings of Greenify. If I turn that off I get the notifications as it should be...
Now I have to test if notifications are being shown without activating this although apps are in greenified state...
same here, I disabled "GCM Push for greenified Apps and double notifications are gone!!
patrickdrd said:
same here, I disabled "GCM Push for greenified Apps and double notifications are gone!!
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Some notifications may be delayed with this option disabled. However, recent Greenify enhancements support per app hibernation modes so you can likely find a satisfactory balance. GCM push for hibernated apps was a nice option at one time but is now depreciated IMO as doze and Greenify have evolved.
1) I don't see any delayed notifications, the apps I want to have notifications for are excluded from hibernation of course
2) I'm using latest greenify 3.8.9 from apkmirror
3) I don't have doze I guess because I've got KitKat and LolliPop,
all in all, it was a nice feature to have, but it has a lot of issues/doesn't work,
besides duplicate notifications, somebody has to test and find himself (by trial and error) which apps are
supported to... "pass through" and which don't work
I don't have any delayed notification either.
All notifications timing are working just fine. Even greenifing facebook, whatsapp, or viber makes them get their notifications correctly and instantly (yet I don't recommend greenifying the most frequently used apps like facebook or messenger).
The only issue i have is that duplicate notifications when greenify is enabled.
Maybe because i'm still on Kitkat, I don't know.
FuTChY said:
I don't have any delayed notification either.
All notifications timing are working just fine. Even greenifing facebook, whatsapp, or viber makes them get their notifications correctly and instantly (yet I don't recommend greenifying the most frequently used apps like facebook or messenger).
The only issue i have is that duplicate notifications when greenify is enabled.
Maybe because i'm still on Kitkat, I don't know.
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That's because you probably have GCM push enabled in greenify Xposed settings.
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Hadi99 said:
That's because you probably have GCM push enabled in greenify Xposed settings.
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Yes, that's why.
I disabled it and the issue is fixed. But unfortunately I had to enable it again as I'm greenifying some apps that receive push notifications.
Hello,
I have a problem with Chrome.
If I send Chrome sleeping with Greenify, the app wakes up after a few seconds with the info "Get Push Notification."
But I've turned off notifications, background data, and background syncing on Chrome.
What could that be?
audianer said:
Hello,
I have a problem with Chrome.
If I send Chrome sleeping with Greenify, the app wakes up after a few seconds with the info "Get Push Notification."
But I've turned off notifications, background data, and background syncing on Chrome.
What could that be?
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It seems that Chrome comes with push notifications enabled (I don't use it). Cut off the process which wakes it through Greenify or use some app like MyAndroidTools to find the culprit and disable it.