In the process of making some SignBoard widgets for the soon-to-be-released AOSP implementation, I found out that they will also work for the Stock SignBoard. The plan for these is to have them work on both Stock and AOSP eventually, but I figured I'd share what I have so far for Stock users, so I can get some bug reports and such.
Currently, the app includes:
- An information screen, similar to LG's Immersive Mode screen
- A contacts shortcut screen
- A weather screen
- A custom image screen
The elements of the music controller and information screen can be colored using the app.
Works without root! Instructions: http://zacharywander.tk/#sswidgets_adb
If you find a problem, I'd appreciate it if you opened an issue on the GitHub repo; it helps me stay organized.
Play Store (beta opt-in): https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.zacharee1.sswidgets
GitHub: https://github.com/zacharee/SSWidgets
its not working for some reason it says somthing isnt granted and used this in adb
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.sswidgets android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
am not rooted
dudeawsome said:
its not working for some reason it says somthing isnt granted and used this in adb
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.sswidgets android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
am not rooted
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I have to look into that, but just go into the second screen settings and see if the widgets show up. The app is just to color things.
dudeawsome said:
its not working for some reason it says somthing isnt granted and used this in adb
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.sswidgets android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
am not rooted
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Unistall and them install again .. Thast happen to me but after I doing that the problem go away
NOTE: I'm on Root stock Rom
Doesn't work. Can't allow battery stats and system level access. Stock, no root here. Uninstalled/reinstalled, same thing.
DimidiusDeus said:
Doesn't work. Can't allow battery stats and system level access. Stock, no root here. Uninstalled/reinstalled, same thing.
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You need to use ADB to grant those permissions without root.
Zacharee1 said:
You need to use ADB to grant those permissions without root.
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Gotcha. I'll give that a go when I get home from work tonight.
Currently rooted (using Magisk) and accepted all of the permissions and root privileges, but my 2nd screen remained unchanged.
houboy said:
Currently rooted (using Magisk) and accepted all of the permissions and root privileges, but my 2nd screen remained unchanged.
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It doesn't replace the second screen, it adds to it. Check Settings>>Second screen.
Zacharee1 said:
It doesn't replace the second screen, it adds to it. Check Settings>>Second screen.
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Yes, but none of the colors have changed as to what I set them to in the app.
houboy said:
Yes, but none of the colors have changed as to what I set them to in the app.
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Toggle the screens or reboot. There's an issue where they can freeze up after the the main screen is turned off and on.
Zacharee1 said:
Toggle the screens or reboot. There's an issue where they can freeze up after the the main screen is turned off and on.
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Rebooted and toggled screens but still the colors are same. You can PM me to test some more if you'd like.
houboy said:
Rebooted and toggled screens but still the colors are same. You can PM me to test some more if you'd like.
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Which colors did you change? You might see music controller colors, but those won't do anything, since the music widget is disabled/removed. However, I know for sure that the coloring works, so that's very strange.
Can confirm that this worked on my stock, unrooted, V20.
Needed to use the following two adb commands:
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.sswidgets android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.sswidgets android.permission.BATTERY_STATS
Set some colors in the app, turned on the information screen under Settings -> Second Screen and rebooted, colors showed up!
Would it be possible to add apps to the second screen aod? If that makes sense.
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The_Keeper86 said:
Would it be possible to add apps to the second screen aod? If that makes sense.
Sent from my LG V20 using XDA Labs
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As far as I know, those use a different method. Or at least, LG doesn't give you options for what to enable.
russnash said:
Can confirm that this worked on my stock, unrooted, V20.
Needed to use the following two adb commands:
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.sswidgets android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.sswidgets android.permission.BATTERY_STATS
Set some colors in the app, turned on the information screen under Settings -> Second Screen and rebooted, colors showed up!
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Turning on the information screen was what I forgot to do (to the left of the on button in the second screen settings, by clicking "..." for those that don't/didn't know like I did) Sorry for the confusion, app works perfect setting the colors. Looking forward to seeing what you guys do in the future!
testing
It is possible to change Celsius to Fahrenheit?
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Robert235 said:
It is possible to change Celsius to Fahrenheit?
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Yeah, but it's not really a priority at the moment.
Related
Has anyone tried SuperSU by XDA Developer*Chainfire
Features include:-
Superuser access prompt- Superuser access logging- Superuser access notifications- Per-app notification configuration- Temporary unroot- Deep process detection (no more unknowns)- Works in recovery (no more segfaulting)- Works when Android isn’t properly booted- Works with non-standard shell locations- Trusts ADB connection- Always runs in ghost mode- Wake on promptThe
Pro version additionally offers:-
OTA survival mode (no guarantees)- Full color-coded command content logging (input/output/error)- Per-app logging configuration- Per-app user override- PIN protection
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using XDA
I don't really see the need for anything more than the basic su app.
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I717 using xda premium
Agreed
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i use it. works great.
I see the need cause superuser doesnt handle the screen resolution right.
Buggy... don't use it....
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I see the need cause superuser doesnt handle the screen resolution right.
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the resolution of what?
the lil pop up that says hit accept/deny for root permission?
SayWhat10 said:
the resolution of what?
the lil pop up that says hit accept/deny for root permission?
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Yeah.
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I FOUND A WAY!
Okay, so for this you need:
Magisk
Xposed for Magisk (possibly also works with normal Xposed)
UnrestrictedGetTasks module found in Xposed Installer
The Apk at the bottom of the first post (Credits to in.abhi9) installed in /system/priv-app (just pop it in any magisk module you have installed in the same folders, so ./system/priv-app/theapk.apk).
a fingerprint gestures app like this that can launch shortcuts or tasker tasks.
using Tasker: In Tasker you need to create two tasks each containing the "run shell" action (they need root). In the first you put "am start in.abhi9.apphistory/in.abhi9.recentswipo.SwipeLeftActivity" and in the second "am start in.abhi9.apphistory/in.abhi9.recentswipo.SwipeRightActivity"
finally link left- and right swipes from the Fingerprint Gestures app to the correct tasker tasks and Bob's your uncle.
using shortcuts: you will need a launcher like nova or action launcher that can launch app activities. In the fingerprint gestures app, select shortcuts, nova/action activities, Recentswipo, and then SwipeLeftActivity and SwipeRightActivity accordingly.
enjoy superior app switching!
Of course you can map any trigger to the tasks you created, they don't have to be fingerprint swipes. I suppose screen swipe gestures can come in handy too!
Original post:
The latest Lenovo Zuk phones have an amazing feature (named U-touch) that let's users swipe their fingerprint scanner to switch apps. This is not just the switch-to-last-app feature we had since Nougat, but it remembers the app-order. Here are two video's to demonstrate what I mean:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS-LSoraPZg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sYf4H8yMHw
It seems like the fastest way ever to switch between open apps and as I like to multitask a lot (between more than 2 apps) I'm looking for an app, mod, module, Tasker profile, whatever, to make this happen. It doesn't really matter if it uses the fingerprint scanner (using the Oreo fingerprint gestures api) or if we have to swipe over our navigation bar. Does such a thing exist at all?
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One thing I really miss about my z2 force was being able to lock the phone with the fingerprint scanner can you use this with tasker to make that happen?
Shaffer678 said:
One thing I really miss about my z2 force was being able to lock the phone with the fingerprint scanner can you use this with tasker to make that happen?
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Yes you can, tasker can already do that with "system lock" (however that disables the use of the fingerprint reader on the lock screen).
Are you rooted? Then you can simply create a task with a shell command (with root enabled) "input keyevent POWER", that will emulate a power button press. If you like you can then execute that task from the fingerprint gestures app
Works here without Xposed installed
djide said:
Works here without Xposed installed
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Nice! I tried that as well but the recent apps wouldn't be loaded due to Google removing the ActivityManager.getRecentTasks() command in AOSP, are you perhaps running a custom rom?
I also found out you can just run GMD gestures to go to the previous and next app without xposed (but with root) either with gestures or with the fingerprint swipe mapped to a gmd shortcut
Humpie said:
Nice! I tried that as well but the recent apps wouldn't be loaded due to Google removing the ActivityManager.getRecentTasks() command in AOSP, are you perhaps running a custom rom?
I also found out you can just run GMD gestures to go to the previous and next app without xposed (but with root) either with gestures or with the fingerprint swipe mapped to a gmd shortcut
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With GMD, would I still need unrestricted get tasks and tasker?
Thanks!
arcticnights said:
With GMD, would I still need unrestricted get tasks and tasker?
Thanks!
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Nope! Just root apparently
Humpie said:
I also found out you can just run GMD gestures to go to the previous and next app without xposed (but with root) either with gestures or with the fingerprint swipe mapped to a gmd shortcut
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Can you elaborate a little bit more about how to set this up with GMD and Fingerprint Swipes?
JeromeLeung said:
Can you elaborate a little bit more about how to set this up with GMD and Fingerprint Swipes?
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If you open the fingerprint gestures app and assign a shortcut to a certain swipe, select the gmd shortcuts from the list, application, next/previous app respectively.
I however still use the xposed version as it can reach the homescreen using swipes (similar to the Zuk) instead of cycling the opened apps and the animation is smoother.
Humpie said:
If you open the fingerprint gestures app and assign a shortcut to a certain swipe, select the gmd shortcuts from the list, application, next/previous app respectively.
I however still use the xposed version as it can reach the homescreen using swipes (similar to the Zuk) instead of cycling the opened apps and the animation is smoother.
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Those were the exact steps I took, but for some reason after I select "next/previous app" it just returns to the list of shortcuts instead of registering the shortcut with the gesture. However, I'm going to give the xposed version a try after your insight about the animation being smoother. I'm all for smoother animations! :good: Thanks again for your help.
JeromeLeung said:
Those were the exact steps I took, but for some reason after I select "next/previous app" it just returns to the list of shortcuts instead of registering the shortcut with the gesture. However, I'm going to give the xposed version a try after your insight about the animation being smoother. I'm all for smoother animations! :good: Thanks again for your help.
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Oh that's odd, oh well... You'll probably enjoy Xposed, I haven't used it since Marshmallow due to it lacking behind, so it's fun to be able to use it again (go Gravitybox)! And I don't even notice a performance hit at all (which I was worried about), the only downside is the safety net, but hey, Android Pay isn't available here anyway.
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Oh that's odd, oh well... You'll probably enjoy Xposed, I haven't used it since Marshmallow due to it lacking behind, so it's fun to be able to use it again (go Gravitybox)! And I don't even notice a performance hit at all (which I was worried about), the only downside is the safety net, but hey, Android Pay isn't available here anyway.
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If you use systemless Xposed for Magisk you can just disable the module and reboot to pass Safety Net. Works for all my banking apps and Android Pay :good:
Thank you for showing this awesome feature!
How exactly do you install it as system app? Is it even necessary? I was successful just installing the apk as normal app and then using Nova launcher.
Tried using the tasker method but the finger gesture app kept crashing even though the Tasker tasks seemed to work when testing inside Tasker.
pokeman said:
Thank you for showing this awesome feature!
How exactly do you install it as system app? Is it even necessary? I was successful just installing the apk as normal app and then using Nova launcher.
Tried using the tasker method but the finger gesture app kept crashing even though the Tasker tasks seemed to work when testing inside Tasker.
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It's probably crashing because it's isn't a system app yet. The easiest way to make it a system app is using a systemizer module in magisk (I believe it uses terminal emulator when it's installed, it's explained in the module description anyway). Or you could do it the "cheating" way and put the apk in your root directory /magisk/(a module)/system/priv-app/RecentSwipo/RecentSwipo.apk
Installing to priv-app wont work, app wont appear. Installing it to /system/app or simply install the apk work though. Although if it installed as user app, the service might be killed in the background.
GMD Solution wont work, the Fingerprint Swipe app unable to assign the proper shortcut. I think the problem is with the GMD.
otonieru said:
Installing to priv-app wont work, app wont appear. Installing it to /system/app or simply install the apk work though. Although if it installed as user app, the service might be killed in the background.
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Oh strange, well if that works for you
otonieru said:
GMD Solution wont work, the Fingerprint Swipe app unable to assign the proper shortcut. I think the problem is with the GMD.
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I see, you're right, I just tried it and it didn't work... I'll see if I can still find a workaround
Works for me... put the apk in root/system/priv-app and changed the permissions to 755
Can't get the shell code to work: getting this when ran in terminal
taimen:/ $ su
/in.abhi9.recentswipo.SwipeRightActivity <
Starting: Intent { act=android.intent.action
MAIN cat=[android.intent.category.LAUNCHER]
mp=in.abhi9.apphistory/in.abhi9.recentswipo.
wipeRightActivity }
Error type 3
Error: Activity class {in.abhi9.apphistory/i
.abhi9.recentswipo.SwipeRightActivity} does
ot exist.
I used systemizer module from Magisk to turn the app to a system apk, installed BusyBox and changed SeLinux to premissive. What am I doing wrong?
djide said:
Can't get the shell code to work: getting this when ran in terminal
taimen:/ $ su
/in.abhi9.recentswipo.SwipeRightActivity <
Starting: Intent { act=android.intent.action
MAIN cat=[android.intent.category.LAUNCHER]
mp=in.abhi9.apphistory/in.abhi9.recentswipo.
wipeRightActivity }
Error type 3
Error: Activity class {in.abhi9.apphistory/i
.abhi9.recentswipo.SwipeRightActivity} does
ot exist.
I used systemizer module from Magisk to turn the app to a system apk, installed BusyBox and changed SeLinux to premissive. What am I doing wrong?
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Is recentswipo already listed in ypur app drawer ?
Also, no need for the terminal stuff, just use nova or any other app that can get shortcut to activities
otonieru said:
Is recentswipo already listed in ypur app drawer ?
Also, no need for the terminal stuff, just use nova or any other app that can get shortcut to activities
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Thanks, that was what was missing... Used Magisk to turn it into a system app. Good to go
all of you on chinese variants of Find X, can now upgrade to new colorOS 5.2 simply by installing Beta App below , follow on screen steps and after that: go to normal upgrade method from Settins. You will have new OTA ready to download
Not applicable for Global and European variants CPH1871 / 75 .
LINK
After that you'll get a developer mode WITHOUT that annoying red banner in top notifications. You'll get notifications (lockscreen, notification shade), but NO Icons in Top. Fastboot unlock is still not possible. There is a higher Battery drain.
Btw: looks like, you CAN'T downgrade to official firmware yourself. So please TAKE CARE.
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all of you on chinese variants of Find X, can now upgrade to new colorOS 5.2 simply by installing Beta App below , follow on screen steps and after that: go to normal upgrade method from Settins. You will have new OTA ready to download
Not applicable for Global and European variants CPH1871 / 75 .
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Thanks.
Downloading now...
Still no notifications when the screen is off. Just a sound.
Smartthings\Hue\Yi Home\Google Home\ HotUKdeals\Whatsapp\Blue mail\WearOS apps no notifications
And I get no notifications from my phone to my android TV via the app Notifications For Android TV
Think I may sell this phone and move on.
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After that you'll get a developer mode WITHOUT that annoying red banner in top notifications. You'll get notifications (lockscreen, notification shade), but NO Icons in Top. Fastboot unlock is still not possible. There is a higher Battery drain.
Btw: looks like, you CAN'T downgrade to official firmware yourself. So please TAKE CARE.
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"You'll get notifications (lockscreen, notification shade)"
Wish I got that
Is it correct that this information can not be returned to the official firmware?
After messing around for some time. I get notifications from most app when the screen is on.
But when the lock screen(blank black) starts, I get no notifications what so ever. Just sounds.
Anyway to fix this?
What's new in colorOS 5.2?
I get no notification issues and I use this china variant on color os5.1, for notifications ( FOR ALL apps, allow ALL PERMISSIONS, go to power management app and disable ALL power saving features for said apps as well as allowing all permissions from "power management" and this works for me even with screen off i get my notifications with the edge notification light
Most of my apps are now working as should(smartthings won't give notifications).
I went on to the beta and then I reset everything, and all has been great.
Marcelo_BSB said:
Is it correct that this information can not be returned to the official firmware?
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Yes it is. I've tried to make downgrade and doesn't work. The recovery says that the version that I've installed is newer than the latest official and abort the flash process. Fortunately the beta works pretty good but keep it in mind.
As supposed...latest ColorOS 5.2 arrived, and sadly nothing interesting
Does this allow for more "locked" apps or at least do away with the need for locking apps?
krazyken04 said:
Does this allow for more "locked" apps or at least do away with the need for locking apps?
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Nope. Still only five apps.
krazyken04 said:
Does this allow for more "locked" apps or at least do away with the need for locking apps?
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Rolled the dice and found out that:
- It does not remove the need for locking or increase the 5 app limit
- It also does not allow more than 5 apps to auto startup
Interesting development though: after doing the beta firmware update, I can no longer get into Phone Manager (and thus cannot easily get into auto startup apps)
After tapping on "Phone Manager", I get a screen overlay message that says "Permission Denied".
Can confirm that it does remove the dev orange bar. It will not remove the orange bar that is present from using Accessibility Settings.
EDIT: Updates as I poke around below
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- After update: Shut down and Start up now retain my accessibility settings (previously even answering the phone would reset them). I use accessibility to add navigation options to the side of the device.
- I deleted com.coloros.safecenter, and now I have no "Auto Startup" options in individual app info. I'm unsure if this is just a new development in the beta or not though. I also still cannot get into the app Phone Manager (where auto startup is usually collected)
- I now also have some sort of flyout thing on the right side containing "Quick Access" apps. I never had this before. This is controlled from: Settings > Smart & Convenient > Smart Sidebar
- A new app inside of Accessibility permissions showed up called "Baidu IME for OPPO", but I'm pretty sure this was stock and I had just removed it right when I got the phone
- I'm also able to swipe notifications to the right to dismiss!
krazyken04 said:
Rolled the dice and found out that:
- It does not remove the need for locking or increase the 5 app limit
- It also does not allow more than 5 apps to auto startup
Interesting development though: after doing the beta firmware update, I can no longer get into Phone Manager (and thus cannot easily get into auto startup apps)
After tapping on "Phone Manager", I get a screen overlay message that says "Permission Denied".
Can confirm that it does remove the dev orange bar. It will not remove the orange bar that is present from using Accessibility Settings.
EDIT: Updates as I poke around below
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- After update: Shut down and Start up now retain my accessibility settings (previously even answering the phone would reset them). I use accessibility to add navigation options to the side of the device.
- I deleted com.coloros.safecenter, and now I have no "Auto Startup" options in individual app info. I'm unsure if this is just a new development in the beta or not though. I also still cannot get into the app Phone Manager (where auto startup is usually collected)
- I now also have some sort of flyout thing on the right side containing "Quick Access" apps. I never had this before. This is controlled from: Settings > Smart & Convenient > Smart Sidebar
- A new app inside of Accessibility permissions showed up called "Baidu IME for OPPO", but I'm pretty sure this was stock and I had just removed it right when I got the phone
- I'm also able to swipe notifications to the right to dismiss!
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So you still have the continous weird flashing statusbar? (You use accesability, right?) Or is that gone after reboot?
I9000bramgmail said:
So you still have the continous weird flashing statusbar? (You use accesability, right?) Or is that gone after reboot?
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Still have it unfortunately And yes, I'm using accessibility. Beta DOES get rid of the yellow bar if you only have Developer Mode enabled.
I've gone through one entire reinstall because I removed some pretty necessary stuff without pulling the APK's first. Now I'm an expert at backups of both individual APK's and the entire system through ADB hahaha.
I'm working on a guide to "westernize" or "un-colorOS"ing this phone and will be aggressively deleting apks to try and get rid of the yellow bar.
I did find that they have
Code:
com.android.systemui.PLUGINS
and that gets spawned from a ColorOS apk but I can't seem to remove the plugin. I have a hunch that's where it lives, since the orange bar groups everything under the "System UI" grouping.
Will keep you all updated!
EDIT: Oh! I was also able to create a +1 phone number account through oppo id services and use that to restore back to stock Beta after I screwed up the phone without backing anything up this first time. So I wouldn't be too scared of doing this upgrade. You can at least restore back to beta.
Had a little update.
Don't know what oppo added but great see updates coming
deuse said:
Had a little update.
Don't know what oppo added but great see updates coming
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Yeah same but haven't updated yet, I posted screenshots earlier and would love for someone to translate ha!
When the official version is released, can I install even using this beta?
upvieira said:
When the official version is released, can I install even using this beta?
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Well I hope so as I'm on the beta as well.
Thank you, I ran it but till now no notification about the new beta.
Moved over from Samsung S8 and I'm mightily impressed. Just a few tweaks I'd like... The screen density seemed better on my S8, I could make text smaller.
Is there a way to hide the Bluetooth and NFC icons without turning them actually off? Without root.
Thanks
I'm testing system UI tuner right now which lets you turn on and off system icons but I need the Mate 20 Pro USB drivers to test.
Edit: The only system icon it seems to allow you to disable is the wifi one. Everything else stays. Probably need someone with a bit more understanding to see why they won't disable.
Edit 2: Even the built in demo mode tuner doesn't work so I've no idea whats going on lol.
Kipp162 said:
I'm testing system UI tuner right now which lets you turn on and off system icons but I need the Mate 20 Pro USB drivers to test.
Edit: The only system icon it seems to allow you to disable is the wifi one. Everything else stays. Probably need someone with a bit more understanding to see why they won't disable.
Edit 2: Even the built in demo mode tuner doesn't work so I've no idea whats going on lol.
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I've managed to get rid of the Bluetooth icon using the Nova activities hack, just not the NFC icon (yet)
x2srj said:
I've managed to get rid of the Bluetooth icon using the Nova activities hack, just not the NFC icon (yet)
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I've managed to get rid of all but the time, battery and mobile data in system ui tuner. It just requires a restart after you turn them off. Bit of a pain that the mobile data stays on the left though as I'd love them all on the right and left for notifications.
Kipp162 said:
I've managed to get rid of all but the time, battery and mobile data in system ui tuner. It just requires a restart after you turn them off. Bit of a pain that the mobile data stays on the left though as I'd love them all on the right and left for notifications.
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How did you get rid of the NFC icon?
This is what I can see
x2srj said:
This is what I can see
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Can you please let me know how you enabled System UI Tuner?
Thank you
x2srj said:
This is what I can see
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Did you auto detect? The only things I have on are Hotspot, Answering memo (voicemail?) & Cast icon.
punkthemonk said:
Can you please let me know how you enabled System UI Tuner?
Thank you
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Install minimal adb and fast boot here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/sho....php?t=2317790
Turn on developer settings and then turn on USB debugging. (go to Settings > About phone > Build number tap it lots until you get a popup, then in about phone you will have developer settings)
Download system ui tuner from the app store.
Open minimal adb and connect your phone to pc.
Type in adb devices and hit enter, it should show a device connected.
Open up system ui tuner and go through the setup to input the commands into adb.
Turn what you want off and restart your phone.
punkthemonk said:
Can you please let me know how you enabled System UI Tuner?
Thank you
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I followed this
https://forum.xda-developers.com/mate-8/general/how-to-ui-tuner-to-appear-t3615212
Kipp162 said:
Did you auto detect? The only things I have on are Hotspot, Answering memo (voicemail?) & Cast icon.
Install minimal adb and fast boot here: https://forum.xda-developers.com/sho....php?t=2317790
Turn on developer settings and then turn on USB debugging. (go to Settings > About phone > Build number tap it lots until you get a popup, then in about phone you will have developer settings)
Download system ui tuner from the app store.
Open minimal adb and connect your phone to pc.
Type in adb devices and hit enter, it should show a device connected.
Open up system ui tuner and go through the setup to input the commands into adb.
Turn what you want off and restart your phone.
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You are a champion. Thanks very much for the step by step. Much prettier and more functional now.
I have system UI tuner working and finally get to see notifications in the status bar but only on the left side. is any able to show notification icons on the right side of the notch?
Kipp162 said:
I've managed to get rid of all but the time, battery and mobile data in system ui tuner. It just requires a restart after you turn them off. Bit of a pain that the mobile data stays on the left though as I'd love them all on the right and left for notifications.
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i cant seem to get rid of volte icon, did you manage to remove it?
This is my biggest gripe on Android, it almost pushes me over the edge at times. :silly: Pardon me, as this is my first Samsung device in more than a year, I just got rid of my Pixel 3 XL due to my dislike for the screen not recognizing gestures as good as Samsung.
I've tried ADB with the command prompt adb shell settings put global heads_up_notifications_enabled 0, which is what I used on my S8+ and even my P3XL, both successfully. It didn't work on my S10+. I also successfully installed SystemUI Tuner, followed the complete instructions and all of the ADB commands for that. The toggle appeared, didn't work.
This is the last thing I need to resolve to be comfortable in my new device besides the stupid GMail syncing notification. Any advice is much appreciated! :good:
Figured it out, I'm an idiot. I didn't see an option to delete the thread.....
Bro were u able to turn off the headsup notifications as i tried both of them the adb method and system tuner but neither works for me.
tariq_devil said:
Bro were u able to turn off the headsup notifications as i tried both of them the adb method and system tuner but neither works for me.
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Its easy, you can choose it in the notification settings, you can choose for each app, choose only 'sound' if you don't want the heads up notifications.
This is new in UI 2.1 as before we had to disable with the adb method.
Cool!