Hi all,
I just wanted to ask you if there is any way of getting the full list of apps (not only those from app drawer) in Greenify plugin for Tasker? Or maybe there is a possibility to send intent to hibernate and wake the selected app?
Little bit of background:
I have Tasker profile that does a lot of things when the screen goes off and then bunch of things when it comes back on again. I wanted to hibernate Google Play Services with 'screen off' task and bring it back to life with 'screen on' task.
While I can easily select system apps in Greenify (have paid version) I cannot do it in Tasker with plugin.
Having Google Play Services hibernate and wake up with screen state change I could save battery while screen off and maintain normal phone functionality when screen on (i.e. location).
Thx
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Select "Google Settings" there, which is the "Google Play services".
oasisfeng said:
Select "Google Settings" there, which is the "Google Play services".
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Oasisfeng appreciate your response. Just one question to clarify. If I choose Google Settings as application in the Tasker Plugin I cannot go deeper to select Google Play Services. Did it mean I am missing something?
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Ok got it! Simply Google Settings represents Google Play Services and I can easily hibernate it. But somehow Wake Up task with Plugin doesn't seem to wake it up.
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Hey Guys,
Is there anyway to stop Google Play Music from running in the background? I know I could disable the app, but I use it every so often. It is always on when I go to the task manager, active applications. Any suggestions?
I use Greenify to hibernate Google Music and many other apps. Get it from Google Play. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify
GAMECOCK1801 said:
Hey Guys,
Is there anyway to stop Google Play Music from running in the background? I know I could disable the app, but I use it every so often. It is always on when I go to the task manager, active applications. Any suggestions?
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I converted it to a user application with Titanium BU, it is now behaving itself.
Alright so i have a samsung galaxy s4 i9505. I have the donation package of greenify and have everything ticked. I have it set to boost mode, i have xposed and i have whatsapp ticked, i also have greenify ticked in accessability and its ticked as a adminstrator for good measure. Now when i greenify whatsapp i dont get my notifactions until i open the app. I have made some tweaks to google play services to save battery, i have stopped it from auto waking up and keeping awake with app ops. I have converted it to a user app also following another guide and used an app called wakelock blocker or something. The guide also said to greenify google play services im guessing this is why it toild me to convert it to a user app (to make greenifys job easier?) but i havent greenified it.
Google Play services start constantly, is greenifying safe? I don't use the app auto-update feature, but account syncing (contacts) is important. I won't remove the wake-up path yet.
I also greenified Google Play Store.
I was unable to make in-app purchases (I had to degreenify), so some issues appear.
Musicbee said:
Google Play services start constantly, is greenifying safe? I don't use the app auto-update feature, but account syncing (contacts) is important. I won't remove the wake-up path yet.
I also greenified Google Play Store.
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It's useless, there are many wakelocks attached to it, when you try to cut it, Google play force close
1. Rooted Nexus 6p with Xposed framework. I hibernated both facebook and Google apps. But whenever I turn on the Greenify to check the status, I always see Facebook and Google apps are shown to be not hibernating automatically. The reason is shown to be working. But I didn't open anything. Any ideas on how to deal with this?
2. I also see many apps are under woken temporarily group (most of them are google apps) even though I hibernated all of them. Is it because I used the shallow hibernation?
carrygo said:
1. Rooted Nexus 6p with Xposed framework. I hibernated both facebook and Google apps. But whenever I turn on the Greenify to check the status, I always see Facebook and Google apps are shown to be not hibernating automatically. The reason is shown to be working. But I didn't open anything. Any ideas on how to deal with this?
2. I also see many apps are under woken temporarily group (most of them are google apps) even though I hibernated all of them. Is it because I used the shallow hibernation?
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1. When an app is shown as working, tap and highlight it, then open the three dot menu at the top and tap 'put app into hibernation'. You will get a dialogue box with a warning and also an option to ignore its state. Check that and it will hibernate.
2. That is the expected behaviour when you opt for shallow hibernation.
Hi guys,
I have a rooted oneplus 3 with greenify working in root mode. For some reason greenify will not have the option to greenify any apps made by google such as google drive, google photos, google keep, google music, youtube, etc. They are not even system apps, some aren't even stock apps. Does anyone know why and if there's a solution to this? Thanks.
I think my previous samsung galaxy note 3 greenify was able to greenify "some" of the google apps.
GoldenSausage said:
Hi guys,
I have a rooted oneplus 3 with greenify working in root mode. For some reason greenify will not have the option to greenify any apps made by google such as google drive, google photos, google keep, google music, youtube, etc. They are not even system apps, some aren't even stock apps. Does anyone know why and if there's a solution to this? Thanks.
I think my previous samsung galaxy note 3 greenify was able to greenify "some" of the google apps.
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You have to have Greenify paid version and Xposed and enable greenifying system apps in Settings. Plus Greenify has to be enabled in Device Administrators and Accessibility in phone Settings.
What happens when you choose such apps for hibernation? Do you get any message?
tnsmani said:
You have to have Greenify paid version and Xposed and enable greenifying system apps in Settings. Plus Greenify has to be enabled in Device Administrators and Accessibility in phone Settings.
What happens when you choose such apps for hibernation? Do you get any message?
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Therein lies the problem. These apps don't even show up in the list when I try to choose an app for hibernation. Google Drive, Google music, Google photos, YouTube, they don't appear anywhere for selection.
GoldenSausage said:
Therein lies the problem. These apps don't even show up in the list when I try to choose an app for hibernation. Google Drive, Google music, Google photos, YouTube, they don't appear anywhere for selection.
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Probably obvious (sorry) but you have ticked 'show all's under the overflow
(3-dot) menu in 'apps analyzer'? Believe your previous posts indicated paid version with appropriate Xposed based features enabled. Both are needed to expose Google apps on most systems (ie: when installed as system apps).