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To be clear, these will only work for AOSP ROMs and the GoogleEdition ROM.
Threw these together for myself. Love having the navbar but it is a pain to add every nightly I flash. So I threw this together. I made two versions. One simply adds the navbar and disables the capacitive menu and back buttons (with them active the navbar becomes nearly impossible to use) and triggers the navbar. Fear not, this mod triggers the in app menu overflow access and for that matter you could then create a menu on the navbar. I couldn't automate disabling the backlight so that will still need to be disabled via settings>advanced>sensors. I also made a version that changes the device DPI from 480 to 360 (my preferred DPI).
Download - AOSP_navbar_enabled.v3.zip
Base version above now allows OTA survival. Will reapply itself after each nightly.
Download - AOSP_navbar_enable_360dpi.zip
Download - AOSP_remove_NAVBAR.v3.zip
Here is the method to inject changed into the build.prop that I used (found here)
On the GoogleEdition ROM it does not support disabling the capacitive button backlights natively so the app from the following thread is needed
[APP] Google Edition ROMs - Disable Button Lights
Thanks a million times for this! I have been missing these! I am running beans rom and after installing getting system UI has stopped, also using nova, any information on getting this going would be great, thanks again!
templton said:
Thanks a million times for this! I have been missing these! I am running beans rom and after installing getting system UI has stopped, also using nova, any information on getting this going would be great, thanks again!
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Guess I wasn't clear. This is for AOSP ROMS only. I will edit the OP, sorry for the confusion.
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Ah no no, my fault! I see it right in the first line! I wasn't paying attention or must have been half asleep!! Thanks again though :good:
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Ah no no, my fault! I see it right in the first line! I wasn't paying attention or must have been half asleep!! Thanks again though :good:
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No I want very clear. I added the first line after your misunderstanding.
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Sorry but...How do you install this?
I tried looking for instructions...There are none.
chris2k5 said:
Sorry but...How do you install this?
I tried looking for instructions...There are none.
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They are recovery flashable mods. Download, reboot recovery, install zip (no wipes needed), enjoy!
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The link for the remove navbar mod doesn't work. Does anyone have the .zip file?
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The link for the remove navbar mod doesn't work. Does anyone have the .zip file?
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It works fine for me on my phone and chrome browser, I don't know why you are having trouble. Try this instead
https://copy.com/JcV4Z <---remove navbar
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A fixed navbar taking up space precious on a small display seems Nexus- like. Stop this abomination NOW! Instant S4 mini (comparable display space usable for apps).
rushless said:
A fixed navbar taking up space precious on a small display seems Nexus- like. Stop this abomination NOW! Instant S4 mini (comparable display space usable for apps).
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Of course you are welcome to your opinion!! And in part I agree. That is why I run at 360dpi, that way it has less of an impact on the display. I know it is not for everyone, but choice is the spice of life.
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Of course you are welcome to your opinion!! And in part I agree. That is why I run at 360dpi, that way it has less of an impact on the display. I know it is not for everyone, but choice is the spice of life.
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Thanks for this. Is it possible to only activate the in app menu overflow without adding the nav bar? It's so much more intuitive to have that, rather than guessing whether or not the menu button will do anything within each app (the whole reason google got rid of the menu button in the first place).
I wish I knew how!! To be frank, when you enable the navbar and disable the capacitive buttons it activates the menu overflow within apps all by itself. Must be part of the navbar framework. But let me look into it. I MIGHT have an idea but it would be ROM specific, not a general mod like this. What ROM are you running or would like such a feature for?
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I wish I knew how!! To be frank, when you enable the navbar and disable the capacitive buttons it activates the menu overflow within apps all by itself. Must be part of the navbar framework. But let me look into it. I MIGHT have an idea but it would be ROM specific, not a general mod like this. What ROM are you running or would like such a feature for?
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Running both the Verizon Google Edition ported rom and Clean Rom. Appreciate it, but don't bother putting time into it if it's ROM specific. What you have posted here already is helpful enough!
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Running both the Verizon Google Edition ported rom and Clean Rom. Appreciate it, but don't bother putting time into it if it's ROM specific. What you have posted here already is helpful enough!
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I will try for the GE port, it should be an easy mod. These don't work on stock touchwiz as it doesn't have the needed framework for the navbar. For some reason Samsung gutted the navbar from their source
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I will try for the GE port, it should be an easy mod. These don't work on stock touchwiz as it doesn't have the needed framework for the navbar. For some reason Samsung gutted the navbar from their source
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Sounds good. Appreciate it!
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Sounds good. Appreciate it!
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Merry Xmas. I also posted this over in the GoogleEditionVZW thread
Download - GoogleEditionVZW_3dot.menu.overflow.zip
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Merry Xmas. I also posted this over in the GoogleEditionVZW thread
Download - GoogleEditionVZW_3dot.menu.overflow.zip
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Thank you my friend, I'll give it shot today!
Oh it works very nice, but there are some cases (like tapatalk) where the menu would instead be within the navbar so this is not a capacitive menu replacement
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Awesome job man. Now I just need to be able to set the physical home button to menu for short press and go full screen (no navigation lights) on long press. Think that is possible?
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Xtended NavBar
Xtended NavBar is an Xposed Framework module that adds an extra functionality to the navigation bar.
Swipe from the edges to change to Music player or Quick settings. Swipe back to show the navigation buttons again.
In the donate version you can also show favorite apps.
Playstore | Xposed Repo
Compatibility:
This module was developed for AOSP based roms. Don't expect it to work on heavily modified non AOSP based roms like Sense, Touchwiz.
Should be compatible with some other navigation bar customization modules.
It's recommended to do a nandroid backup if you're using the app for the first time.
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Changelog:
Version 1.0.5 - 14/08/2014
Fix: Fixes crash when tapping the action bar menu;
Fix: Other minor bug fixes;
Version 1.0.4.1 - 21/07/2014
Fix: Navigation bar disappearing on some devices
Fix: Navigation bar not working (in landscape mode) on some devices
Improvement: Improved visibility of Quick settings icons
Version 1.0.4 - 17/07/2014
New: Manually refresh option, to apply changes without reboot
New: Support for landscape mode
New: Edge touch block option, to avoid mistaken button taps
New: Enable lockscreen, to enable the custom pages on lockscreen
Improvement: Added swipe mode 'Fullscreen' (Replaces 'Extra large')
Improvement: Minor improvements on music player page
Version 1.0.3 - 11/07/2014
Fix: Bar stopped working
Fix: Custom page not showing
Fix: Other minor issues
Version 1.0.2 - 09/07/2014
New: Timeout option to show the navigation buttons automatically after a few seconds
New: Flashlight toggle for some custom Roms
Improvement: Disabled the custom pages on lockscreen
Improvement: Updated quick settings icons
Improvement: Quicksettings and Favorite apps configuration improved
Fix: Systemui force close while editing the navigation bar buttons (Carbon rom, Slim rom...)
Version 1.0.1 - 21/06/2014
-Added support for: Mahdi, Slimkat, AOKP and Carbon roms;
-Fix: Airplane mode toggle;
-Improvement: Swipe sensitivity improved;
Version 1.0 - 18/06/2014
-Initial release;
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Concept video:
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XDA:DevDB Information
Xtended NavBar, Xposed for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
fmaster1
Xposed Package Name:
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2014-06-18
Last Updated 2014-08-14
I think you should change description, it's not "Concept video", it's really working! Well done!
Wow! really cool app! works well on my Moto G PA 4.4 RC2
I think a good idea for a panel would be a camera shutter button
Awesome
bobdmv said:
I think you should change description, it's not "Concept video", it's really working! Well done!
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Well it was only a concept not to long ago.
abell431 said:
Wow! really cool app! works well on my Moto G PA 4.4 RC2
I think a good idea for a panel would be a camera shutter button
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Great idea, i'll definitely add more stuff in future and this might be one of those things.
Doesn't work on Carbon Rom latest nightly, doesn't even show up, any ideas? Donated too :/
(Wifi is broken on latest nightly too though on Nexus 4 so I wouldn't read too much into that)
djsubterrain said:
Doesn't work on Carbon Rom latest nightly, doesn't even show up, any ideas? Donated too :/
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Thank you, i will investigate this issue.
well
Awesome work
was planning to make something similar
but you beat me to it
nice work though
Great idea. Like djsubterrain said, doesn't work on carbon ROM. Cant wait till it does though. Any chance you could upload it to the xposed app also?
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I've got SlimRom nand backup too, I'll try it on there.
EDIT: Yeah, doesn't work on that either, I think both are based on CM11 though if that makes a difference. Also, I had changed the choice of navigation bar buttons, would that matter?]
I use menu, home, back and long pressing on back brings up recents.
If it helps, My face unlock also didn't show when I disabled the nav bar, when I enabled it again, back came the face unlock.
In other views...I wish xposed would go on the play store and have integration so your choice of modules could be saved under your google account.
I wish this was open source...
I really would like to use this one!
Very cool, nice job! I'm excited to use this.
Edit - ditto on the open source request.
hamzahrmalik said:
well
Awesome work
was planning to make something similar
but you beat me to it
nice work though
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Thank you, your tutorial helped a lot to get started :good:
Rehab4Life said:
Great idea. Like djsubterrain said, doesn't work on carbon ROM. Cant wait till it does though. Any chance you could upload it to the xposed app also?
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Yes, i will do that.
@fmaster1
any reason why you obfuscate a free xposed module?
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Thank you, your tutorial helped a lot to get started :good:
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Glad to hear it
You've done a better job than what I planned actually. I was going to have a button on the very left of the bar
When you pressed the button the Home button would become Play, Back would become Rewind and so on
When you pressed it again it would turn back
Never even thought if swiping :good:
theknut said:
I wish this was open source...
I really would like to use this one!
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cadarn07 said:
Very cool, nice job! I'm excited to use this.
Edit - ditto on the open source request.
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I was thinking about made it open source and i think i will in a near future.
One idea I had for it to stop accidental swipes would be to pinch to toggle a lock on the present page, good idea?
Well thank you! It's not that I want to copy anything but you know the power of Xposed shouldn't be underrated
Thank you!
thank you very much, works perfectly on my Galaxy S4-i9505 Android 4.4.2
You can add the Spanish language?
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@fmaster1
any reason why you obfuscate a free xposed module?
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theknut said:
Well thank you! It's not that I want to copy anything but you know the power of Xposed shouldn't be underrated
Thank you!
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It does have a donate version and the xposed class is not obuscated though.
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One idea I had for it to stop accidental swipes would be to pinch to toggle a lock on the present page, good idea?
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I think it's already difficult to open sometimes, so i don't believe this is a problem. I might add this anyways in a future update.
Have had the phone for 5 days now and love it,from the build and feel in hand to the software,came from a HTC which are quality built phones and this matches that and more .The FP scanner is a dream to use and the back is certainly the right place for it .My only complaint is that awful black controls bar at the bottom. Google make it transparent on the home screen and Google now ,yet even in there own apps like Gmail its still there,its present in 90% of my apps,that might be down to the app,but things like dolphin browser on full screen mode have it hidden away to pull up as needed.It looks so much better when not there and isn't taking up valuable screen space .Is there any reason why it can't be transparent in every app etc or at least move down when not in use.
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Have had the phone for 5 days now and love it,from the build and feel in hand to the software,came from a HTC which are quality built phones and this matches that and more .The FP scanner is a dream to use and the back is certainly the right place for it .My only complaint is that awful black controls bar at the bottom. Google make it transparent on the home screen and Google now ,yet even in there own apps like Gmail its still there,its present in 90% of my apps,that might be down to the app,but things like dolphin browser on full screen mode have it hidden away to pull up as needed.It looks so much better when not there and isn't taking up valuable screen space .Is there any reason why it can't be transparent in every app etc or at least move down when not in use.
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a custom rom should take care of the problem
combat goofwing said:
Have had the phone for 5 days now and love it,from the build and feel in hand to the software,came from a HTC which are quality built phones and this matches that and more .The FP scanner is a dream to use and the back is certainly the right place for it .My only complaint is that awful black controls bar at the bottom. Google make it transparent on the home screen and Google now ,yet even in there own apps like Gmail its still there,its present in 90% of my apps,that might be down to the app,but things like dolphin browser on full screen mode have it hidden away to pull up as needed.It looks so much better when not there and isn't taking up valuable screen space .Is there any reason why it can't be transparent in every app etc or at least move down when not in use.
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I agree 100%. Better yet, give us an option between on screen and capacitive buttons.
PlatinumNick said:
a custom rom should take care of the problem
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Not an option I'm afraid I have certain aps that I need that will not work any anything other than stock ROMs , attached are dolphin browser pics both in full screen mode just on one I've swiped uo to get controls back
A couple more that show how much better it can be
Yea I agree. The controls make the screen real estate like a 5.5 screen because they are constantly there
I imagine pie controls will be coming.
Aridon said:
I imagine pie controls will be coming.
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What is that and dies it require root ?
combat goofwing said:
What is that and dies it require root ?
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Essentially gets rid of the navigation options at the bottom and instead you pull them up in the side only when necessary. You access them like the labs controls on the old aosp browser by running a finger on the side to cause then to pop out.
There are a few apps to do this - root not required.
Works on mm on the n5 (WHERE'S MY 6P GOOGLE!), as it's just a launcher should also work on the 6p
I plan on using LMT launcher. With root you should be able to run LMT and remove navigation bar as well
Wow I thought about this too with my 6P. When I was using my G3 prior I used Pie controls and removed the nav bar. Would love to use all of that 5.7" real estate the 6P has.
Stick this line at the bottom of your build.prop file in the system folder and nav bar is gone, "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1". Make sure you have pie already installed, I use pie control.
martinezma99 said:
I agree 100%. Better yet, give us an option between on screen and capacitive buttons.
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That would make the phone even taller.
bills742 said:
Stick this line at the bottom of your build.prop file in the system folder and nav bar is gone, "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1". Make sure you have pie already installed, I use pie control.
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Can this be done without root,if not then its a no go for me,I have certain apps that will not work on rooted devices and I need to have those apps working
combat goofwing said:
Have had the phone for 5 days now and love it,from the build and feel in hand to the software,came from a HTC which are quality built phones and this matches that and more .The FP scanner is a dream to use and the back is certainly the right place for it .My only complaint is that awful black controls bar at the bottom. Google make it transparent on the home screen and Google now ,yet even in there own apps like Gmail its still there,its present in 90% of my apps,that might be down to the app,but things like dolphin browser on full screen mode have it hidden away to pull up as needed.It looks so much better when not there and isn't taking up valuable screen space .Is there any reason why it can't be transparent in every app etc or at least move down when not in use.
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GMD immersive app deals with it.
Sent from my Nexus 6P using XDA Free mobile app
pifsworld said:
GMD immersive app deals with it.
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It does, but when I tried it, it messed up the keyboard.
pifsworld said:
GMD immersive app deals with it.
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Thanks I'll give it a try
Thanks seems to work good,just have to remember to swipe up to get keyboard to show when required ,I wonder if there will be a fix for MM,or is it always like that.
Can't understand why Google would not have immersive as standard looks so much better
Lower the DPI in build.prop a bit and the nav bar will be smaller and you'll have more real estate on the screen.
Want true fullscreen in any 7.1.1 Nougat rom? Want to be able to get maximum viewing space on your 6p? I have a treat for you!
Although the 6p screen is very large, I'm a huge proponent of maximizing screen real estate.
I found this setup is awesome because it gives you so much more viewing screen for everyday use. For example, in Chrome, now you can see so much more of a web page and it makes your viewing space so much better:
1) All in One Gestures App: enable fullscreen (within the app to get true fullscreen/immersive mode. Expanded desktop rocks. Massively improved viewing space baby!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...gestures&hl=en
2) Download Swipe Navigation App: from playstore. This is AWESOME. Enables swipe gestures to navigate and swipe as opposed to having a physical navbar. This saves huge amounts of screen real estate. At the bottom of the screen, left swipe up is back, middle swipe up is home, and right swipe up becomes recents. (This is so cool).
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...vigation&hl=en
3) In a build prop editing app (I recommend BuildProp Editor), paste this line and save:
qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1
(this removes the on-screen navigation bar, now you have awesomely improved screen real estate!
https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...p.editor&hl=en
Can you use the build prop edit to hide nav bar in 7.1.1 last I knew it wasn't possible.
Not sure where you heard that, because yes you certainly can!
AndrewM3 said:
Can you use the build prop edit to hide nav bar in 7.1.1 last I knew it wasn't possible.
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it's possible to hide the navbar. it's not possible to change its height (through substratum). maybe that's what you heard
Hmm. Keyboard won't work when you enable immersive mode in All in One Gestures. Kind of a deal-breaker.
Edit: tried out Swipe Navigation and the build.prop edit. Works perfectly right now. I was a little worried after restarting the phone because the Swipe Navigation app didn't start right away (I couldn't back out of an application, lol). But it started up in less than a minute and everything is good. I'm going to use for a while and maybe buy the $1.50 add-on that unlocks custom actions.
Fargo_Zoidberg said:
Hmm. Keyboard won't work when you enable immersive mode in All in One Gestures. Kind of a deal-breaker.
Edit: tried out Swipe Navigation and the build.prop edit. Works perfectly right now. I was a little worried after restarting the phone because the Swipe Navigation app didn't start right away (I couldn't back out of an application, lol). But it started up in less than a minute and everything is good. I'm going to use for a while and maybe buy the $1.50 add-on that unlocks custom actions.
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Please don't spread misinformation. The keyboard DOES certainly work when you enable immersive mode in All in One Gestures. Everything works perfectly. I've been running this setup for 3 weeks and it works like a dream. This isn't the crappy GMD fullscreen buggy app, lol.
TrainNanpaMaster said:
Please don't spread misinformation. The keyboard DOES certainly work. Everything works perfectly. I've been running this setup for 3 weeks and it works like a dream. This isn't the crappy GMD fullscreen buggy app, lol.
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Lol, misinformation? There's even a note in the app saying that it breaks keyboard functionality. So who knows what you're talking about...
Fargo_Zoidberg said:
Lol, misinformation? There's even a note in the app saying that it breaks keyboard functionality. So who knows what you're talking about...
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Are you using kii keyboard alpha 2 or gboard? Or the crappy AOSP keyboard? Gboard and Kii both OWN the AOSP kboard. And they both work PERFECTLY in immersive mode. I can post screenshots to prove it.
TrainNanpaMaster said:
Are you using kii keyboard alpha 2 or gboard? Or the crappy AOSP keyboard? Gboard and Kii both OWN the AOSP kboard. And they both work PERFECTLY in immersive mode. I can post screenshots to prove it.
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1. I'm using Gboard. Most recent version.
2. That just fantastic that it's working perfectly for you. That doesn't mean it will work for everyone.
3. Screenshot of the app itself is attached. So it obviously isn't 100% functional.
Fargo_Zoidberg said:
1. I'm using Gboard. Most recent version.
2. That just fantastic that it's working perfectly for you. That doesn't mean it will work for everyone.
3. Screenshot of the app itself is attached. So it obviously isn't 100% functional.
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I don't care what the app says. And this WILL work for EVERYBODY.
Here's a screenshot for gboard as well as Kii 2.
TrainNanpaMaster said:
I don't care what the app says. And this WILL work for EVERYBODY.
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Oh my god... alright, whatever. Your logic is just flawless, I guess. You're right, it works for everyone - every, single person. Even me... somehow?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
This app from the play store is the best that I have seen. Cost $1.99, I brought it with google play credits from the google surveys. It will give you the tiles in your toolbox and everything. You can hide the status bar, the nav bar, or both, plus alot extra. I use it. As long as your rooted there is no need to edit the build prop.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rascarlo.quick.settings.tiles
Fargo_Zoidberg said:
Oh my god... alright, whatever. Your logic is just flawless, I guess. You're right, it works for everyone - every, single person. Even me... somehow?
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Easy there you get very defensive.
Rather then squabble with you, i think i discovered why it's not working for you.
Are you using superuser or supersu? I'm using the newest chainfire supersu SR3 beta. This might be your issue:
http://download.chainfire.eu/1021/SuperSU/SR3-SuperSU-v2.79-SR3-20170114223742.zip
** IMPORTANT** Also, did you enable all permissions for the app?
As you can see from my screenshot, this is mine, works perfectly and IF you take the right steps i highly suspect it works for EVERYONE.
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This app from the play store is the best that I have seen. Cost $1.99, I brought it with google play credits from the google surveys. It will give you the tiles in your toolbox and everything. You can hide the status bar, the nav bar, or both, plus alot extra. I use it. As long as your rooted there is no need to edit the build prop.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rascarlo.quick.settings.tiles
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The reason why you need to edit the build prop, is because, if you want to use Swipe Gestures (the easiest and superior method for nav bar-less navigation imo) is because otherwise now you have two extra steps. You swipe up from bottom, and now you wait for the nav bar to 'come up'. You then hit the button you want. Takes time.
With my method, you instantly navigate with a gesture. One lightning fast action. That's why removing the nav bar in build prop is so important.
Also, the app you suggested costs money. Can be done better and at absolutely no cost.
TrainNanpaMaster said:
i think i discovered why it's not working for you.
i highly suspect it works for EVERYONE.
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Lol ok
Fargo_Zoidberg said:
Lol ok
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Nice job censoring my post .
In all seriousness, we're all here to help each other.
Try the suggestions I mentioned, it'll work for you man.
TrainNanpaMaster said:
Nice job censoring my post .
In all seriousness, we're all here to help each other.
Try the suggestions I mentioned, it'll work for you man.
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Like I said earlier, I set my phone up just using the Swipe Navigation app and the build.prop edit. It's all working right now, so I don't really think that first app would add any benefit to me right now, even if it was working for me.
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Like I said earlier, I set my phone up just using the Swipe Navigation app and the build.prop edit. It's all working right now, so I don't really think that first app would add any benefit to me right now, even if it was working for me.
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You don't like immersive mode?
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You don't like immersive mode?
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Could be nice to use. I have SuperSU Stable v2.79.
I just redownloaded the app and gave all permissions. Still no keyboard. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Fargo_Zoidberg said:
Could be nice to use. I have SuperSU Stable v2.79.
I just redownloaded the app and gave all permissions. Still no keyboard. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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I clearly stated to download the beta that i posted. It's like three months ahead of the 'stable' SuperSU development cycle.
What rom are you using? I'm using uberstock.
I flashed two other roms, and I was able to get the keyboard working in immersive mode in both.
Everyone felates and sucks off purenexus, but Uberstock runs circles around it in my opinion.
I love that OnePlus gives us the option to use either gesture or three-button navigation. But I wish we had two-button navigation too! It's the best of both worlds! The good news is that it's super easy to enable Two Button Navigation with a super quick and easy ADB command. You will need USB Debugging enabled on your phone and ADB installed on your computer.
ADB Command: adb shell cmd overlay enable com.android.internal.systemui.navbar.twobutton
Check out the video here to see it in action.
If you are on Android 11, the first method will not work. Please watch this video for instructions on how to get Two Button Navigation working on Android 11 (root required):
Would you happen to know how to get the original OnePlus gestures back to? Just figured I'd ask. Thanks.
666syco said:
Would you happen to know how to get the original OnePlus gestures back to? Just figured I'd ask. Thanks.
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I'm not sure which ones you're referring to. If you can give me an example, I might be able to figure something out though!
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I'm not sure which ones you're referring to. If you can give me an example, I might be able to figure something out though!
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they were the OnePlus gestures found on the OnePlus 6t that's what I came from and the back was a swipe up from the bottom corner of the left or the right side and then swipe up home was straight up from the center and then recents was swipe up and hold and then you can also jump to your last app that you opened by swiping up and to the right.
666syco said:
they were the OnePlus gestures found on the OnePlus 6t that's what I came from and the back was a swipe up from the bottom corner of the left or the right side and then swipe up home was straight up from the center and then recents was swipe up and hold and then you can also jump to your last app that you opened by swiping up and to the right.
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So it took me a few minutes to refresh my memory but I figured out what you're looking for! Good news is that I have the answer, bad news is that it's not what you're looking for.
When Google rolled out Android 10 they basically gave OEM's requirements on how the navigation bar had to work. The old implementation you're looking for is OnePlus's take on gesture navigation and Google basically says don't do it. So when they rolled out the OnePlus 7, they got rid of that option.
There might still be a way to enable it, but I haven't found anything yet. If I do, I'll be sure to let you know!
Here's a really good write up that explains the change. https://www.xda-developers.com/google-gesture-navigation-android-10/
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rwilco12 said:
So it took me a few minutes to refresh my memory but I figured out what you're looking for! Good news is that I have the answer, bad news is that it's not what you're looking for.
When Google rolled out Android 10 they basically gave OEM's requirements on how the navigation bar had to work. The old implementation you're looking for is OnePlus's take on gesture navigation and Google basically says don't do it. So when they rolled out the OnePlus 7, they got rid of that option.
There might still be a way to enable it, but I haven't found anything yet. If I do, I'll be sure to let you know!
Here's a really good write up that explains the change. https://www.xda-developers.com/google-gesture-navigation-android-10/
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Yes should be nice...
On 6T Android10 , we have both options to choose, google implementation and this one from OnePlus, for gesture navigation..
I believe this app will provide you all the gestures you need, posted elsewhere on these forums.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ivianuu.oneplusgestures
Ryya said:
I believe this app will provide you all the gestures you need, posted elsewhere on these forums.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ivianuu.oneplusgestures
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I'm using fluid navigation control for now. Was just hoping to not have to use a app for gestures.
rwilco12 said:
So it took me a few minutes to refresh my memory but I figured out what you're looking for! Good news is that I have the answer, bad news is that it's not what you're looking for.
When Google rolled out Android 10 they basically gave OEM's requirements on how the navigation bar had to work. The old implementation you're looking for is OnePlus's take on gesture navigation and Google basically says don't do it. So when they rolled out the OnePlus 7, they got rid of that option.
There might still be a way to enable it, but I haven't found anything yet. If I do, I'll be sure to let you know!
Here's a really good write up that explains the change. https://www.xda-developers.com/google-gesture-navigation-android-10/
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FWIW, Google doesn't force OEMs to get rid of their own gesture implementation - they just have to hide it behind one extra Settings layer. For example, on the OPPO Find X2 Pro running ColorOS 7.1, you can still enable the swipe-up gestures (the same one from older versions of OxygenOS) as well as Google's full-screen gestures.
MishaalRahman said:
FWIW, Google doesn't force OEMs to get rid of their own gesture implementation - they just have to hide it behind one extra Settings layer. For example, on the OPPO Find X2 Pro running ColorOS 7.1, you can still enable the swipe-up gestures (the same one from older versions of OxygenOS) as well as Google's full-screen gestures.
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Thanks for the clarification friend!
And long time no see! We need another Android BBQ!
rwilco12 said:
Thanks for the clarification friend!
And long time no see! We need another Android BBQ!
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Yeah, it's a shame that event is no longer around. It was the only event within driving distance for me
This command works also for the normal OnePlus 8 :good: I have done it and it works perfect and i'm happy to have the Two-Button Naqvigation back Thx for this tip :good:
GraveDigger176 said:
This command works also for the normal OnePlus 8 :good: I have done it and it works perfect and i'm happy to have the Two-Button Naqvigation back Thx for this tip :good:
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You're very welcome! Enjoy!
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Ok I found this and it works the OnePlus gestures are there and does work but can we disable the Google assistant so it stop popping up when I swipe to go back.?
https://www.xda-developers.com/how-...es-navigation-oneplus-5-5t-android-10-update/
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coming from op6 and im very used to the op6 gestures..
i always forward whatsapp messages with the "news" gesture haha
i/we need to get rid of google assistant to pop up
PLEASE!!!
Thanks for this. I was really missing the 2 button layout so it's great to have it back!! ☺
akri1337 said:
+1
coming from op6 and im very used to the op6 gestures..
i always forward whatsapp messages with the "news" gesture haha
i/we need to get rid of google assistant to pop up
PLEASE!!!
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Search on Google play store for assistant shortcuts. You can change it to be back or map it to anything you want.its made by stjin
Doesn't work anymore with A11, what a pitty !
Another one for the 11 long bug list...
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Another one for the 11 long bug list...
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I wish it was a bug! Unfortunately, it's 100% by design. With Android 10, Google basically retired any navigation options that weren't their gesture or three-button options. Manufacturers can still include their own options but they have to do it in a submenu and can't use the Google framework files for it. They basically have to repack a bunch of files to get their stuff in the right spot on the menus, to get the overlay to work correctly, and then they have to still push the Google options as the default. It's just not cost-effective for OnePlus (or any manufacturer other than maybe Samsung) to use another option now. This method worked because OnePlus already had the work done on the framework, they just didn't update the menu to show their navigation options. With Android 11, there was enough of a rebase going on that they didn't go through the effort of adding it back in. But hey, this is XDA. I'm sure we'll see some mods in the future that will bring it back though!