[XPOSED][4.4+]XNotifications - "Mark read" for Whatsapp, Notification rules and more
XNotifications
Add "Mark as read" option to Whatsapp, Gmail, Inbox, Telegram, Google Messenger and Google Hangouts notifications, quick reply to Whatsapp notifications, make all notifications clearable and/or expandable (configurable in settings), create notifications rules based on various filtering criterias, hide notifications icons, customize heads up behavior, snooze notifications and many other options. XNotifications is fully compatible with Android 6 (Marshmallow).
XNotifications has 2 modes - basic (free) and pro (fully functional for 10 days).
The basic mode lets you (all is configurable in XNotifications settings):
Make all notifications clearable
Make all notifications expandable
Automatically expand all notifications
XNotifications pro mode (fully functional for a 10 days period) adds the following options:
System-wide options:
Enable / disable heads-up globally or on a per-app basis (requires Lollipop and above)
Change heads-up duration (requires Lollipop and above)
Change heads-up opacity (requires Lollipop and above)
Show / hide notifications icons globally or on a per-app basis (requires Lollipop and above)
Set quiet-hours globally or on a per-app basis (requires Lollipop and above)
Set quiet-hours type - mute notifications or completely hide them
Notifications rules:
Lets you create rule based on any combination of: Notifying app/s, notification title, notification ticker and notification text.
Notifications rules can be created from blank, from notifications history (requires Lollipop) or directly from notifications long-click context menu (requires Lollipop)
Notification rules lets you apply the following actions on notifications:
Hide / Show once between device boots
Hide notification icon (requires Lollipop and above)
Hide notification ticker, title and / or content
Select whether to mute the notification or apply default / custom sound for the notification
Select whether to disable or enable notification vibration
Specific applications hooks:
Adds specific functionalities to specific apps. additional hooks will be added in the next versions, feel free to suggest any addition you think is useful. Currently available:
Mark as read for Whatsapp - extremely useful, lets you mark Whatsapp conversations as read directly from the notification
Ungroup Whatsapp notifications by contacts
Quick reply for Whatsapp - Quick reply to Whatsapp notifications either from a predefined replies list (editable in XNotifications settings) or by entering free text
Mark as read for Gmail and Inbox - extremely useful, lets you mark Gmail conversations as read from Gmail and Inbox notifications
Mark as read for Telegram - extremely useful, lets you mark Telegram conversations as read directly from the notification
Mark as read for Hangouts - extremely useful, lets you mark Hangouts conversations as read directly from the notification
Mark as read for Google Messenger - extremely useful, lets you mark Google Messemger as read directly from the notification
Notifications context menu on long-click (requires Lollipop and above):
Clear persistent notifications
Snooze notifications for a customizable period
Mute or hide notifications for a customizable period or until next device boot
Create a notification rule from the notification long-click context menu
Coming soon:
Widget for instant togging notifications muting / hiding
Pin notifications
Additional Whatsapp hooks
Notification led options in notifications rules
Headsup options in notification rules
Install options:
Google Play (recommended for version updates notifications)
Xposed repository
Or just install the attached apk
XNotifications pro features are fully functional for a 10 days trial period.
You can unlock all pro features by installing XNotifications License. This is also a full license for Jit Screen On module and vice versa - if you have Jit Screen On license all XNotifications pro features are unlocked for you
For any questions, suggestions or issues please contact us at [email protected].
Feedbacks and features suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Enjoy
Love this app and thanks for replying to feedback. Awesome dev!
freeza said:
Love this app and thanks for replying to feedback. Awesome dev!
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Thanks!
pixeltech.dev said:
XNotifications
Make all notifications clearable and/or expandable (configurable in settings), add "Mark as read" option to Whatsapp notifications, create notifications rules based on various filtering criterias, hide notifications icons, customize heads up behavior, snooze notifications and many other options.
XNotifications has 2 modes - basic (free) and pro (fully functional for 10 days).
The basic mode lets you (all is configurable in XNotifications settings):
Make all notifications clearable
Make all notifications expandable
Automatically expand all notifications
XNotifications pro mode (fully functional for a 10 days period) adds the following options:
System-wide options:
Enable / disable heads-up globally or on a per-app basis (requires Lollipop and above)
Change heads-up duration (requires Lollipop and above)
Change heads-up opacity (requires Lollipop and above)
Show / hide notifications icons globally or on a per-app basis (requires Lollipop and above)
Set quiet-hours globally or on a per-app basis (requires Lollipop and above)
Set quiet-hours type - mute notifications or completely hide them
Notifications rules:
Lets you create rule based on any combination of: Notifying app/s, notification title, notification ticker and notification text.
Notifications rules can be created from blank, from notifications history (requires Lollipop) or directly from notifications long-click context menu (requires Lollipop)
Notification rules lets you apply the following actions on notifications:
Hide / Show once between device boots
Hide notification icon (requires Lollipop and above)
Select whether to mute the notification or apply default / custom sound for the notification
Select whether to disable or enable notification vibration
Specific applications hooks:
Adds specific functionalities to specific apps. additional hooks will be added in the next versions, feel free to suggest any addition you think is useful. Currently available:
Mark as read for Whatsapp - extremely useful, lets you mark conversations as read directly from the notification
Notifications context menu on long-click (requires Lollipop and above):
Clear persistent notifications
Snooze notifications for a customizable period
Mute or hide notifications for a customizable period or until next device boot
Create a notification rule from the notification long-click context menu
Coming soon:
Widget for instant togging notifications muting / hiding
Pin notifications
Hangout hooks
Additional Whatsapp hooks
Notification led options in notifications rules
Headsup options in notification rules
Install options:
Google Play (recommended for version updates notifications)
Xposed repository
Or just install the attached apk
XNotifications pro features are fully functional for a 10 days trial period.
You can unlock all pro features by installing XNotifications License. This is also a full license for Jit Screen On module and vice versa - if you have Jit Screen On license all XNotifications pro features are unlocked for you
For any questions, suggestions or issues please contact us at [email protected].
Feedbacks and features suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Enjoy
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Great module, thanks guys !
Love the mark as read for WhatsApp
alphascript said:
Great module, thanks guys !
Love the mark as read for WhatsApp
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Thanks!
Waiting for new mods
Great module guys
piraboy said:
Waiting for new mods
Great module guys
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Thanks a lot! We will probably add some new features today or tomorrow, we'll keep you updated.
Enjoy
Really great module, jumped in to say how useful this is! Will buy pro version in a few days if all keeps working as cool as it does now.
Small question here, would it be possible to set a dark theme for the heads-up? This way reduced opacity could be even more useful than it now is, since I find I can't lower opacity that much with the stock light theme of heads-ups without losing reading capabilities on low backlight setups.
Keep up the awesome work!
eldiablotmh said:
Really great module, jumped in to say how useful this is! Will buy pro version in a few days if all keeps working as cool as it does now.
Small question here, would it be possible to set a dark theme for the heads-up? This way reduced opacity could be even more useful than it now is, since I find I can't lower opacity that much with the stock light theme of heads-ups without losing reading capabilities on low backlight setups.
Keep up the awesome work!
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Thanks for your feedback
We'll look into that, you can contact us at [email protected] to further discuss it with us.
Reboot dialog in settings persists. Tips?
winchendonsprings said:
Reboot dialog in settings persists. Tips?
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This means some issue causes the module not to load.
Contact us and we'll help you resolve the issue
Hi All,
We uploaded version 1.3, you can install it from Google Play, Xposed Repository or directly from the first post of this thread.
Version 1.3 adds the option to define in notification rules whether to hide notification ticker, title and / or content (each can be hidden independently of the others).
This gives great flexibility for protecting your notifications from wondering eyes, prevent notifications from occupying space with long and useless text, etc.
If you have any question, issue or feature request please let us know.
Feedback and suggestions will be highly appreciated.
Enjoy
Hi,
i have a little feature request.
While i drive with my car, i'am connected over bluetooth to my car. Whenever a new WhatsApp message arrive, the app "OutLoud" reads the notification text via Google Text to Speech over the car speakers. Everything good so far. But when there are >= 2 new messages in a WhatsApp group, "OutLoud" will read "2 new messages" because the ****ty WhatsApp stacks all messages in one notification and the notification say "2 new messages" then. So there is also an option in "OutLout" for that problem, which dismisses the notification as soon as they arrive. This works pefectly, but the dismiss of the notifications doesn't set the WhatsApp message as read. Then when a new message will arrive, a new notification is created with the "old" messages in it, because they are not marked as read.
Now to my feature request. Maybe you can add a option which enables/disables a function, which marks the whatsapp message as read, when the notification is dismissed. Should be simply to integrate as you already integrated the mark as read funtion and an event for the dismiss notification part. I think this would also a cool feature for other apps, like telegram.
That would be awesome Thanks for the cool app
Regards
Chris
hasenbolle said:
Hi,
i have a little feature request.
While i drive with my car, i'am connected over bluetooth to my car. Whenever a new WhatsApp message arrive, the app "OutLoud" reads the notification text via Google Text to Speech over the car speakers. Everything good so far. But when there are >= 2 new messages in a WhatsApp group, "OutLoud" will read "2 new messages" because the ****ty WhatsApp stacks all messages in one notification and the notification say "2 new messages" then. So there is also an option in "OutLout" for that problem, which dismisses the notification as soon as they arrive. This works pefectly, but the dismiss of the notifications doesn't set the WhatsApp message as read. Then when a new message will arrive, a new notification is created with the "old" messages in it, because they are not marked as read.
Now to my feature request. Maybe you can add a option which enables/disables a function, which marks the whatsapp message as read, when the notification is dismissed. Should be simply to integrate as you already integrated the mark as read funtion and an event for the dismiss notification part. I think this would also a cool feature for other apps, like telegram.
That would be awesome Thanks for the cool app
Regards
Chris
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Hi,
Thanks for the feedback and suggestion. Basically this can be done (configured in settings).
We'll see if we can distinguish between scenarios the case where the user dismisses the notification and the case where a code dismisses the notification, but if we cannot make this distinguish it will mean that you'll have to toggle this option on and off (if you don't always want conversations to be marked as read when dismissing notifications).
We'll update about it, thanks and enjoy
Really nice to see that the dev team is so active and open for feature suggestions.
What about a GMail "mark as read" option? Would be pretty helpful to not have to open the app to mark as read.
great app keep up with the hard work
PatrickMac said:
Really nice to see that the dev team is so active and open for feature suggestions.
What about a GMail "mark as read" option? Would be pretty helpful to not have to open the app to mark as read.
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Thanks!
We'll check Gmail / Inbox along with other apps (Hangouts, Telegram and more) in the very near future for notifications enhancements, and of course we will update.
spywill said:
great app keep up with the hard work
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Thanks, we will
pixeltech.dev said:
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback and suggestion. Basically this can be done (configured in settings).
We'll see if we can distinguish between scenarios the case where the user dismisses the notification and the case where a code dismisses the notification, but if we cannot make this distinguish it will mean that you'll have to toggle this option on and off (if you don't always want conversations to be marked as read when dismissing notifications).
We'll update about it, thanks and enjoy
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Thanks for investigating.
Maybe it would be also an option to unstack notifications messages for certain apps. For example: Whatsapp stacks all notifications if there are more than one message for a user/group. iOS does it like this. Every notification is a single notification. There is no stacking of notifications. I think some people like the iOS notifications system more (Including me ).
Regards
Chris
hasenbolle said:
Thanks for investigating.
Maybe it would be also an option to unstack notifications messages for certain apps. For example: Whatsapp stacks all notifications if there are more than one message for a user/group. iOS does it like this. Every notification is a single notification. There is no stacking of notifications. I think some people like the iOS notifications system more (Including me ).
Regards
Chris
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Thanks for this suggestion, we will look into it also
Hi,
I have a call to inform about earthquakes (Yurekuru Call). It will display a popup with time until the earthquake approaches. It is very precise most of the times.
Still I like to keep wireless emergency alerts for redundancy, in case something is not working in the above app.
Unfortunately the emergency alerts notifications popup removes the apps notification and has always priority it seems.
This makes the apps alerts useless.
I see in the systems settings there is an option to "Turn on notifications". But I'm not sure what it means as I couldn't find any explanation.
Will this deactivate the emergency alerts completely or will it just disable the popover?
Is there a way to disable the popover but keep notifications so that in case my app misbehaves I have those at least?
Or can I set the priority for the emergency alerts popover somewhere so the apps popover has higher priority?
Thanks!
@DarsVaeda
How to manage notifications in Android 10 in detail is explained here.
jwoegerbauer said:
@DarsVaeda
How to manage notifications in Android 10 in detail is explained here.
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Do the emergency alert popups qualify as notifications? I don't think so. I can't find them in the recent notifications list.
@DarsVaeda
You're absolutely right: a popup is a non-fullscreen window shown on top of Android's screen, whereas a notification is shown in Android's notification bar
A popup and a notification are 2 totally different things.
I think you want instead of a popup a notification sent what only can be realized by emergency app's developer.
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@DarsVaeda
I think you want instead of a popup a notification sent what only can be realized by emergency app's developer.
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You got that wrong a bit. I want the emergency alerts to be a notification. I want the app to keep the popup.