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Is there any way to modify which apps show up in this list? So many I will never ever use just clogging up the Share list requiring me to scroll down to find Imgur for example, which I use most. I need a way to do this without rooting if possible, appreciate any help!!
Usually on the lists at the bottom there is a "use this by default" checkbox though this option may not always show....but I can't help you with how to modify it at a system level
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Usually on the lists at the bottom there is a "use this by default" checkbox though this option may not always show....but I can't help you with how to modify it at a system level
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Yup, but I was referring to the list of apps that show up in Share menu, it's usually any app the system identifies can make use of the protocol (file extension, URL, etc.). Just trying to shorten it to apps I regularly use instead of the huge list, hoping this is possible!
stevierayvaughan said:
Is there any way to modify which apps show up in this list? So many I will never ever use just clogging up the Share list requiring me to scroll down to find Imgur for example, which I use most. I need a way to do this without rooting if possible, appreciate any help!!
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Just uninstall or disable the apps you don't use.
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Download or start up your favorite build.prop editor. (ROM Toolbox is what I use)
After opening your build.prop editor, look for persist.splitwindow.support_all (located a little above the middle of the list)
It'll say False... So simply change it to True and then reboot.
Now test it out. You'll notice real quick why this setting isn't enabled... Not all apps have been scripted to support this feature yet. Feel free to post screen shots of apps that work nicely with this feature "unlocked".
Last thing: I am NOT responsible for any damages to your device. But if you have questions... Fire away.
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I hadn't seen this yet, so I found it helpful. Thanks OP.
Spaniard85 said:
I hadn't seen this yet, so I found it helpful. Thanks OP.
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That was the first mod that I did after rooting my Sprint LG G3 - I went to the Play store and download the pay version of "Multi Window Mod" for LG G3, and you can add only the apps that you want and organize them any way you want - more like my Galaxy S3 with "Multi Window Manager"
I have about 175 apps total so having them all in Multi Window Choice doing it via a Build Prop mod was to overwhelming for me. Yes, I do use that many apps (some more frequent than the others)
Check it out if if you have a lot of apps!
I want to do the thermal mod but when I type the code it only shows a minimal amount of options (not every single option) is there app or mod that will give me the full menu?
Here all im getting:
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Maybe try shorcut master lite
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Maybe try shorcut master lite
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yeah but like what would I search (thanks for the suggestion)
Try searching for the text you're supposed to change.
BUT, rather than completely turning off thermal throttling, I would recommend this approach:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/lg-g3/development/thermal-mod-t2907363
No chance you'll melt down your G3 this way.
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I want to do the thermal mod but when I type the code it only shows a minimal amount of options (not every single option) is there app or mod that will give me the full menu?
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View attachment 3052589
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Use shortcut master lite that should work fine.
Ok, but is there a way to get the full menu? Like I want to have access to the full menu like every single option not just the ones for the termal mod.
Or can someone post screen shots so I do know what to search for
Curious also I need to see it also to turn off otas
I am not sure which sub-forum to post this question in Android Dev and Hacking, so I posted it here. If there is a better place to post this, please let me know.
So, I got this idea to develop an accessibility feature for Android. Sometimes people may forget what an app does on their phone. They may want to have a helpful hint displayed and/or spoken out to them when they tap an icon in their phone's launcher. For example, as in the image below, if you tap on Google Maps app, a helpful suggestion would appear as a toast saying that "Google Maps provides world maps and turn-by-turn navigation". Additionally, the user may configure to hear the hint as well. The details about how to activate the hint can be figured out but the basic idea is that the user would interact with an app icon on their homescreen or the app drawer in the launcher (either by long-pressing, tapping or some other way) and hear or see a hint about the app's action, which may be retrieved from the Google Play Store.
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Now, I am fairly new to Android development and since this is quite a different thing than a standard app, I was not sure how to go about developing it.
So, specifically, what I want to know is:
How to identify when a user clicks on the icon of an app on the homescreen or app launcher?
How to make use of this event to then pull appropriate information and present it to the user?
Do I need to develop a custom launcher app to be able to identify user presses etc.? Or can I somehow retrieve this information from whatever launcher a user uses and give the hint?
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Obviously it's extremely obnoxious to have this after every call, but th ability to disable it is grayed out. I'm rooted, so maybe there are options to disable it?
Never had this, but as with any notification, I believe it can be disabled by long tapping on the notification and changing the settings.
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Never had this, but as with any notification, I believe it can be disabled by long tapping on the notification and changing the settings.
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That's grayed out which is why I'm asking. It's a known issue across the internet, but I haven't seen anyone asking about root solutions.
finshan said:
That's grayed out which is why I'm asking. It's a known issue across the internet, but I haven't seen anyone asking about root solutions.
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Try to found and delete GoogleFeedback
boom15 said:
Try to found and delete GoogleFeedback
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com.google.android.feedback (Market Feedback Agent) is a Google app that allows other apps to call it and ask you to provide market feedback. Most likely this is what you meant, as there is no Google Feedback app on the P6. You cannot delete it since the system partition is read-only and cannot be made writeable. You probably cannot can disable it in Settings > Apps but will need or use an app like Titanium Backup or SDMaid (Pro I think) to freeze it.
I will freeze mine and run a test, editing this post after to post the result.
EDIT: Freezing the Market Feedback Agent makes no difference. Something tells me that this behavior, along with the inability to modify notifications in the phone app, is baked into the app itself.
Hi
Im the same guy who made this post a few months-
Now, Im trying to get rid some bloatware that añsp could be used in malicious way like _
Dex. An attacker could do whatever on the users laptop and the guy wont even notice. Settings is showing as dual app even tho ive never touched dual apps.. i guess this happens once you open dex for the first time
So, any simpl.istic way to compltetely get rid of DEX and Bixby Routines?
The elephant on the room here is that google assumes any random google account logged in that tablet. OWNs the tablet.
Ofc this could be done by having good google security passwords on the google account. Enforce tat!
Or ask us if we reeaaaalllly wanna execute those random rutines someone just sent to is throw wifi
https://imgur.com/a/AMnRWg8
Use a Package Disabler or adb edit to kill them.
I disable both.
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Use a Package Disabler or adb edit to kill them.
I disable both.
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I need to completely get rid of those normie features. Tell me which files I have to delete do it doesn't work at all.
This is what's on my N10+/Pie variant.
You might want to keep Bixby Vision though if you have it. Used for reading barcodes etc.
Not sure if it's dependent on any other Bixby apps.
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