If I enabled an app that requires accessibility features such as Edge Gestures, the nav bar turns orange and keeps warning me to tap on it to disable accessibility which then kills the Edge Gestures app. Is there a way to allow this to run peacefully on the Find X?
I don't think there is a way.
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Hello Guys.
I am in love with the Gesture Control on the iPhone X.
An App called OnePlus Gestures can do the same.
But the Thing is. Even If i use Apps to disable the nav bar, IT appear Sometimes when i swipe Up to left an App.
Do someone has an Idea how to complety disable the Nav bar ?
I'm running Nougat crDroid with Magisk & TWRP for reference.
Are there things that let me:
Automize Notifications(i.e. dismiss 'Google Play has installed x' notifications after 5 seconds)
Let me swipe away any notification there is
Enable a very slight palm rejection at the edge of the phone(disable every 3rd pixel on the edge from input, for e.g.)
Have systemwide Vibration control(a list of all vibration strengths/patterns for each thing)
Have a Notification Center(similar to iOS, a place to 'store' all your notifications, but an app for e.g.)
Customize the Network & WiFi Statusbar/Shade icons(I don't like how turning off celullar data makes an 'X' appear, for e.g.)
Customize my Statusbar
Have a full screen notification shade(the notification shade isn't fullscreen in landscape)
Have a statusbar at the bottom
Control how the power button locks the phone(I'd prefer to have it lock 2 minutes after turning it off, rather than instantly, but still go to the lock screen.)
Control animations systemwide(turn off/change speed of particular animations)
Have my battery bar below the statusbar
Always have a black Status Bar
Have better control over auto-rotate
Remove the scroll bounce/reflection
Customize the Lock Screen
Customize the Notification Shade
Make the Notification Shade(and notifications in general) more compact
Have better control over when quick settings and the whole notification shade appear when swiping down
Customize CPU clocks and enabled cores using profiles(like SetCPU)
And if there are any other things I can use to customize, or any app lists please tell me(preferably not Xposed).
i haven't read all of your needs nut im pretty much sure that you can find good hope in Tasker
Just purchased fluid navigation, the hide navigation bar option is not available, have to set gestures through the settings on the phone. What is happening is sometimes you get stock gesture and sometimes fluid navigation, is there any way to fix this?
Darkat70 said:
Just purchased fluid navigation, the hide navigation bar option is not available, have to set gestures through the settings on the phone. What is happening is sometimes you get stock gesture and sometimes fluid navigation, is there any way to fix this?
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Hide navigation bar is an option for me which I use. It stops the two gestures from interfering with eachother
I use this method, set system navigation to Gestures then go to setting > Smart Assistance > Accessibility > Scroll down until you see Fluid Navigation Gestures and switch it to on.
rarely have an issue that it changes back to stock.
In addition to the post above, also make sure fng is set to manual in settings > app launch and also Android battery optimisation is switched off for fng (settings > search: battery optimisation). I did the same for Nova launcher just to be sure.
In the update of. 171 works this great
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I want to disable the notification shade entirely as its very irritating mid game. sometimes even pulls down the whole notification area since I use claw many buttons near the top of screen.
google only give solutions to disable notifications not the bar itself.
im currently unrooted and on stock rom don't mind unlocking and flashing if necessary.
I use full screen mode with gestures not buttons like shown in screenshot, enabled for getting using screenshot shortcut only (by long press back button)
No notifications waiting makes the screen off and AOD not showing.
Recieving or already having a notification shows AOD.
On top of that you can select which apps are important to you to behave this way for their notifications and ignore others, also can be set similary for charging = on / not charging = off.
Yet it has no impact on battery maybe it will use like additional 0.009%
1- Install Always On Edge App
2- in Main settings section -> enable With AOD invisible -> but show AOD on notifications.
3- Main settings -> optional permissions -> AOD lighting controller.
4- save.
And that is it no need to enable any other permission or feature. However, please note that if you enable edge lighting then timing will be applied.
Not sure if it's the aodNotify app or not but this very setup means the Google Clock app (which I'm used to from my previous phone, untested with Samsung clock app) requires you to unlock the lock screen to turn off the alarm. Its annoying...
@gk1984 It is Always On Edge App, and that app conflicts with this because it mess with system AOD settings by another child app that has no launcher icon called manager even after uninstall the main app this remains on your phone and you need to go to system -> apps -> search for it
Thanks for this lifehack