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Sometime my importance app was killed automatically ( lmt launcher, swapp...) i dont know why. Is there any app to solve this issue.
Oohhlala said:
Sometime my importance app was killed automatically ( lmt launcher, swapp...) i dont know why. Is there any app to solve this issue.
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Use the bulletproofing apps option in the v6 supercharger.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
dagger said:
Use the bulletproofing apps option in the v6 supercharger.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=991276
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i dont have the file which he mentioned.
The line "ro.HOME_APP_ADJ=1" in /data/local.prop also keeps home in memory - it has the same effect as CM's "Lock Home In Memory".
So in light of what I was seeing in AMM, I have changed it to 0 so it now reads:
ro.HOME_APP_ADJ=0
(blank line)
I'm using Sony JB stock rom.
Oohhlala said:
Sometime my importance app was killed automatically ( lmt launcher, swapp...) i dont know why. Is there any app to solve this issue.
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if you have batterysaver / rambooster, it will kill apps ,, you need to add important apps to whitelist/ignore list to prevent them from being closed
Hey Everyone,
Thank you for your time, me and my small team are just about to release a android app for cleaning and maintainance.
So I`ve got this problem of naming a function tap, basically this function is developed for boosting memory of android phone by killing running tasks. So what`s the best name for this tap, any advice?
Which options suit best?
1. Task Killer
2. Memory Boost
3. Memory Optimization
4. Task (?)
5. Others(Pls provide your suggestions)
Thank you so much in advance!
Iankicksass said:
Hey Everyone,
Thank you for your time, me and my small team are just about to release a android app for cleaning and maintainance.
So I`ve got this problem of naming a function tap, basically this function is developed for boosting memory of android phone by killing running tasks. So what`s the best name for this tap, any advice?
Which options suit best?
1. Task Killer
2. Memory Boost
3. Memory Optimization
4. Task (?)
5. Others(Pls provide your suggestions)
Thank you so much in advance!
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http://lifehacker.com/5650894/andro...ed-what-they-do-and-why-you-shouldnt-use-them
Task Killers only reduce battery life and cause problems
If you're rooted, try Greenify
Best solution so far
Seraz007 said:
http://lifehacker.com/5650894/andro...ed-what-they-do-and-why-you-shouldnt-use-them
Task Killers only reduce battery life and cause problems
If you're rooted, try Greenify
Best solution so far
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Thanks for your reply, bro, while i just need advices on naming function for my app:crying:
Iankicksass said:
Thanks for your reply, bro, while i just need advices on naming function for my app:crying:
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It kinda is advice. It's great advice lol. Everyone thought Task Killer were great when Android was first introduced. Then, it just became a problem child & battery killer. I would stray away from the name "task killer" if you want a successful app.
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P1NK13P13 said:
It kinda is advice. It's great advice lol. Everyone thought Task Killer were great when Android was first introduced. Then, it just became a problem child & battery killer. I would stray away from the name "task killer" if you want a successful app.
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Lol, thanks P1NK I know tasker killer would be the most appealling to users,but we`ve release some beta test for users also do some poll research on some online survey websites....the thing is they would prefer "Memory Boost" rather than"Task Killers" ,what you guys suggests really confusing me, i know ppl here are more professional so pls help me out guys....
also thanks to Seraz007 again.
Comeeeee on....
Memory Optimizer
As a poweruser i stay away from "memory booster", "task killer", "anti-virus" apps.
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deathnotice01 said:
As a poweruser i stay away from "memory booster", "task killer", "anti-virus" apps.
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yes, I know this kind of apps are redundant to the "professionals", but we must admit most of users belong to "layman" or what you prefer "noobs"
and what we do, to some extent, what we all do is to make everything more convenient and better, also apps like"task killers" "memory booster" etc are disappointed by many users coz it failed their expectations every time. Actually that`s why we choose to optimizing this field rather than stay away with, maybe we haven`t done good enogh, can`t meet everyone`s expectations, at least we tried.
I tried Task killer but not satisfied untiI I use Greenify.
Task Killer and Memory Optimization
Task killer
Introduction
MinMinHide can prevent specific apps from being seen by the other apps(including launchers). Unlike other modules that hook into launchers to hide apps from launchers, MinMinHide directly hooks into the PackageManagerService to intercept the APIs querying installed apps. So MinMinHide can be used to hide apps from launcher, prevent games detecting cheating apps...etc.
Source Code
https://github.com/chiehmin/MinMinHide
Download
http://repo.xposed.info/module/tw.fatminmin.xposed.minminhide
Great! Thanks
Not works
Seem like a great app but it hides apps from everything including xposed modules from xposed itself.. Any way to choose what to be hidden from?
pyler said:
Not works
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Sorry I mess up with gradle again
I just fixed it. Try MinMinHide 0.1.1
reemar said:
Seem like a great app but it hides apps from everything including xposed modules from xposed itself.. Any way to choose what to be hidden from?
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That is on my to-do list
FatMinMin said:
That is on my to-do list
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If that is implemented, can MinMinHide work as a disguise of non-rooted device by hiding Supersu?
I tried RootCloak for that purpose, but it is not effective for many of banking apps..
kulguy said:
If that is implemented, can MinMinHide work as a disguise of non-rooted device by hiding Supersu?
I tried RootCloak for that purpose, but it is not effective for many of banking apps..
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They check for many "root-related" things. And probably using native code.
Pretty cool!
Can you see about hiding system apps?
jawz101 said:
Pretty cool!
Can you see about hiding system apps?
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Sure, it's easy. I will make a switch in the next version.
@FatMinMin does it support gingebread? if not will u add support for it plz?
Installed version 0.1.1.
Worked at start.
Then the module itself gone missing.
Neither in installed apps nor in Xposed.
And hidden icons also gone.
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Is it possible to hide an app from being seen by only one certain app? For example, hide "app-x" from being seen by " "app-z" but app-x can still be seen by everything else.
smithilberry said:
Is it possible to hide an app from being seen by only one certain app? For example, hide "app-x" from being seen by " "app-z" but app-x can still be seen by everything else.
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This is what I'd had hoped this app would be I mean all the "hacks" for games an everything from apps not working together
Looks like this will be a great app after additional features are added
The only thing I can see so far is that hidden apps still show up in the play store's "list of installed apps"
Is it possible to hide them from there too?
Otherwise, keep up the good work
(I am on 5.0.2 Lolipop, running an LG G2.)
Collserra said:
Looks like this will be a great app after additional features are added
The only thing I can see so far is that hidden apps still show up in the play store's "list of installed apps"
Is it possible to hide them from there too?
Otherwise, keep up the good work
(I am on 5.0.2 Lolipop, running an LG G2.)
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Yea, if you have Titanium Backup, you can go to an app's "Special features" tab and under the "Play Store/Market" sub-category you can choose "Detach from market." It somewhat works..haven't messed with it in awhile, and it's a little bit buggy(apps re-appear in the list of installed apps in the play store every so often), but it does work. Hope this helps ya! :good:
jsdecker10 said:
Yea, if you have Titanium Backup, you can go to an app's "Special features" tab and under the "Play Store/Market" sub-category you can choose "Detach from market." It somewhat works..haven't messed with it in awhile, and it's a little bit buggy(apps re-appear in the list of installed apps in the play store every so often), but it does work. Hope this helps ya! :good:
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Thanks for the fast reply
I'm guessing this means you don't plan on adding the feature sometime in the future?
Titanium backup solution works, but I'd prefer if I didn't have to use it, one because of the chance of it not working, and because that's the only reason I have titanium backup installed now xD
I ticked an app to try the module, then left the app, even rebooted but the ticked app is still shown in the launcher (SlimLauncher) and the 'apps' menu in the system settings. So I guess I can say it doesn't work
Can I provide logs or something? Didn't see anything in the xposed logs but maybe I just didn't look closely enough.
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v0.2 is out. You can choose what to be hidden from now. But if you want to hide from system apps, you have to hide it from "all system apps" together.
reemar said:
Seem like a great app but it hides apps from everything including xposed modules from xposed itself.. Any way to choose what to be hidden from?
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Done
jawz101 said:
Pretty cool!
Can you see about hiding system apps?
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Done
killoid said:
@FatMinMin does it support gingebread? if not will u add support for it plz?
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Done
FatMinMin said:
v0.2 is out. You can choose what to be hidden from now. But if you want to hide from system apps, you have to hide it from "all system apps" together.
Done
Done
Done
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but, the launcher is system app.. ?
Good day, all! I did not find any suggestion on my issue via search, unfortunately.
I just rooted my phone (i9505) some days ago, then I bought Greenify app. After that I noticed that Google search icon in recent applications menu (long press on Home Button) was replaced with big magnifier icon which does not affect usability, but affects the appearance much.
Do anyone have a decision on how could I fix this issue?
Thank you in advance.
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Forum forbids me to post any link in my message, so screenshot could be found in my profile Issues album.
Kitocat said:
Good day, all! I did not find any suggestion on my issue via search, unfortunately.
I just rooted my phone (i9505) some days ago, then I bought Greenify app. After that I noticed that Google search icon in recent applications menu (long press on Home Button) was replaced with big magnifier icon which does not affect usability, but affects the appearance much.
Do anyone have a decision on how could I fix this issue?
Thank you in advance.
PS.
Forum forbids me to post any link in my message, so screenshot could be found in my profile Issues album.
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Highly unlikely Greenify had anything to do with changes you are seeing. Need to broaden your search to general Google updates and those specific to your device. Failing that you may want to looking into Xposed Framework and modules like gravitybox that permit broad customization of functionality and eye candy.
Davey126 said:
Highly unlikely Greenify had anything to do with changes you are seeing. Need to broaden your search to general Google updates and those specific to your device. Failing that you may want to looking into Xposed Framework and modules like gravitybox that permit broad customization of functionality and eye candy.
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Thanks for your answer! I noticed that Greenify really add itself to this menu in the role of search application ( S Voice and Google Now also could be found there). As soon as I appointed Google Now as default search app everything returned to their places.
Kitocat said:
Thanks for your answer! I noticed that Greenify really add itself to this menu in the role of search application ( S Voice and Google Now also could be found there). As soon as I appointed Google Now as default search app everything returned to their places.
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Wow, thanks for detailing your findings. I never considered that angle which provides a clear explanation. Hadn't viewed Greenify as a generic search tool outside the app itself. Something to watch for.
Davey126 said:
Wow, thanks for detailing your findings. I never considered that angle which provides a clear explanation. Hadn't viewed Greenify as a generic search tool outside the app itself. Something to watch for.
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I just want to add that it does not provide any search functions, it just introduce itself to system as generic search tool to add own Hybernation+ icon to this menu.
What @Kitocat means to say is that the Greenify shortcut for hibernation appears as one of the options on long pressing the home button. This can be eliminated from within the Greenify App if necessary. No search function though.
Kitocat said:
I just want to add that it does not provide any search functions, it just introduce itself to system as generic search tool to add own Hybernation+ icon to this menu.
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tnsmani said:
What @Kitocat means to say is that the Greenify shortcut for hibernation appears as one of the options on long pressing the home button. This can be eliminated from within the Greenify App if necessary. No search function though.
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Thank you both for the clarification. :good:
Hey guys. I've looked about the forum seen some modules that people are using but some modules including ad away I can't find in exposed. I have ad away for YouTube but I want to remove ads from my browser and from apps. So yeah, what are the best Xposed modules that people are currently using?
BEST? Depends on your likes and preferences I guess. For Adaway you're looking in the wrong place for it (not related to xposed, try F-Droid)
Currently on xposed I'm using: NoOverlayWarning, XNotifications, Greenify, XPrivacy, One-Tap Video & G4 Tweaksbox(which I currently have disabled, but it works!) I love Flat Style Bar Indicators for customization but not so much on the G5 because its been running hot
ck1989 said:
BEST? Depends on your likes and preferences I guess. For Adaway you're looking in the wrong place for it (not related to xposed, try F-Droid)
Currently on xposed I'm using: NoOverlayWarning, XNotifications, Greenify, XPrivacy, One-Tap Video & G4 Tweaksbox(which I currently have disabled, but it works!) I love Flat Style Bar Indicators for customization but not so much on the G5 because its been running hot
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I downloaded greenify and amplify but not entirely sure how to use them effectively lol. Also is F-droid secure?
There are threads on all these modules. Look into the xposed section, lots of good reading for example...Amplify is something you don't want to be touching stuff if you don't know what you're doing. And yes F-Droid is actually very secure. And they have a strict policy on keeping it that way
ck1989 said:
There are threads on all these modules. Look into the xposed section, lots of good reading for example...Amplify is something you don't want to be touching stuff if you don't know what you're doing. And yes F-Droid is actually very sercure. And they have a strict policy on keeping it that way
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Thanks. I'm just wanting better battery life as I've seen some people rocking over 6hrs screen on time using amplify and greenify lol
Is there a G5Tweaksbox? They gent makes a great module for the g2, g3, g4.
undeadadd said:
Thanks. I'm just wanting better battery life as I've seen some people rocking over 6hrs screen on time using amplify and greenify lol
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Honestly Xprivacy and Greenify is all I need torwards battery life