Hi all, have been using the device for some time. Its a bit of an annoyance, but has anyone noticed that notifications 'persist' floating for a few seconds before you can actually dismiss them? And you can only put them away if you swipe to the right from the list.
Coming from a stock android experience, this does seem to be something over-engineered. Does anyone know a workaround for this (dismiss notifications immediately, esp as they consume screen time)?
In all phone we need to swipe right or swipe left but in realme all you have to swipe up to dismiss the notification
This is really annoying. Hope next update will fix it.
Seriously.
That feature is so frustrating because swiping left or right is so easy compared to swiping up.
Its really frustrating .. swiping left or right is easy
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I've recently flashed ShishirROM on my phone, and I'm liking the smoothness so far. It's more responsive than AOKP in my experience. However, I'm getting annoyed at the way the notification drawer works. In stock Android and in AOKP, the pulldown drawer follows your finger as you drag it down, so if you wanted you could only open it halfway and quickly fling it closed. But in ShishirROM, the drawer simply animates open with a tap or a swipe, without following your finger. If I just want to check one notification, it's slower, since I now have to tap the bottom of the drawer to close it.
Is there any way to restore the default notification drawer behavior in ShishirROM?
I highly highly doubt it.
This is really unfortunate. I like everything else that's been said about SRom, but I guess I'll have to try it first. I too like pulling the notification bar down just halfway or less to check on a single notification, then closing it quickly.
I have Google Now on my Nexus 7 and Galaxy Nexus. I enjoy using it mostly because it reminds me when to leave for appointments in my calendar. I just recently tried an App called Popup Plus to try and get the screen to wake up when I have to leave for an appointment instead of just ringing the notification alarm. Problem is that you can select what processes you want to wake up the screen and show a popup message but Google Now does not appear as one of the options. I was just curious if anyone might know of a possible solution to my dilemma.
Pretty much with how often notifications ring from email and everything, it is very easy to miss one about leaving for my next meeting. But the option for the screen to wake up when my tablet is sitting right next to me on my desk would be nice. That way I can dismiss the notification and get ready to leave. Any thoughts?
I love the "swipe up an icon to launch that application" feature of the lock screen on the One. But I've noticed that (seemingly randomly) it just stops working. For instance, I'll grab the chrome icon and swipe up, and the phone won't register that I've grabbed anything, and the screen just unlocks. Rather than an icon floating with my swipe gesture -- the lockscreen just fades out and then the phone displays whatever activity was open when the screen was turned off (almost like I've grabbed the lock icon, though I haven't). Has anyone else experienced this? And how can i get it to go back to the default behavior?
Did you install any kind of notifier that would display on top of the lock screen? I found out that after installing Notifierpro with accessibility services turned on it messed up the Sense lock screen.
I have posted my experience on a different thread and did not see your post. I just thought maybe you are experiencing the same problem.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2276188
Mine sorta does the same thing. Sometimes I will grab an icon (any icon for that matter) and it won register the swipe at all, It won't even bother unlocking and it wont register any swiping at all until I do one of two things
- I will have to hit the power button twice to sleep and wake the device then swipe to unlock
or
- Hit the Home or Back button then swipe to unlock
anyone experience this? hope this helps
This seems like an obvious feature? but I guess its not? I am new to Android, so any help would be apperciated.
Currently, if you get a notification (i.e. whatsapp) on the lockscreen you cannot launch this notification or reply to them by clicking on them. If you swipe down, it will launch the notification center, if you launch right or left it might dismess it. But no where does it actually open the app it self to reply or see the notification.
Is there anyway around it?
Tap it once and unlock the phone.
Hey All,
Is it possible to keep the notifications on the screen until dismissed. Or at least the notification count?
Sometimes during activity, walking/working the phone and watch will trigger a notification and it gets overlooked. But after 10seconds or so it clears off the watch face. Would be nice to see it stay until cleared.
Plugged through the settings and can't find anything.
Could be i am just blind or maybe it's not possible? Or perhaps it is with a root command?
Any help much appreciated.
-Tsp
(using Pacefied r29)
tspnews said:
Hey All,
Is it possible to keep the notifications on the screen until dismissed. Or at least the notification count?
Sometimes during activity, walking/working the phone and watch will trigger a notification and it gets overlooked. But after 10seconds or so it clears off the watch face. Would be nice to see it stay until cleared.
Plugged through the settings and can't find anything.
Could be i am just blind or maybe it's not possible? Or perhaps it is with a root command?
Any help much appreciated.
-Tsp
(using Pacefied r29)
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Just like any android device, the notifications stay in the notification area (swipe from bottom) until you dismiss them (swiping to right).
madtech360 said:
Just like any android device, the notifications stay in the notification area (swipe from bottom) until you dismiss them (swiping to right).
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For sure. That much is clear. But for instance the "lock screen" on a phone can also be configured to show notifications all the time so just glancing at your screen you can see that you have some without unlocking it.
On the watch I don't see any real way to , at a glance, see that you have waiting notifications without sliding up with a finger which requires waking the screen with the button or double tap.