Does anyone know how to hide the navigation bar using gestures?
It is a wasted space and in some applications the background colors do not match (it is not transparent).
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what launcher do you use?
efkosk said:
what launcher do you use?
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Microsoft Launcher
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.launcher
looking forward answer this annoying issue,
i wonder if we need root to solve it.
eta launcher like Niagara does it without a problem. Very suitable for me in the ZenFone format.
Having trouble with gestures using third party launchers? Especially having freezes when you go back to the main screen.
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Having trouble with gestures using third party launchers? Especially having freezes when you go back to the main screen.
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yes, this is problem since A11. not zenfone problem.
This has been the response from the official support of Asus:
"Good afternoon,
As a follow-up to our telephone contact after having escalated the case, they confirm that the indicated option "Hide navigation bar" is not available in the current version of Android.
Thank you for trusting ASUS,
We appreciate your collaboration
Thank you for your contact with ASUS Spain.
Kind regards
Asus Spain TSD"
Its possible with root:
[MOD][Magisk] Disable Navbar For 3rd-Party Navigation Gestures
If you're like me, you like using a 3rd party navigation gesture app with the navbar hidden. In Android 11, google disabled wm overscan which makes it difficult to hide the navbar. Luckily, it's possible with Magisk and a little bit of...
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tochmi said:
Does anyone know how to hide the navigation bar using gestures?
It is a wasted space and in some applications the background colors do not match (it is not transparent).
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On March 31, Asus released an update that allows you to hide the navigation bar. There's a new learning curve when navigating with gestures without the navigation bar, and after a month like that, I don't miss the navigation bar.
I am very happy.
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When I set the pattern in the settings menu, the dots are much smaller and cooler looking:
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But when I actually unlock my phone using the pattern it looks like the stock ROM's unlock which is fat and ugly:
Is this because of the ROM or my theme?
Is there anyway I can get the dots from the 1st picture in my lockscreen?
Is there a way to remove the "emergency call" button removed? I know you can hide the clock/date through cm7 settings
I have CM7.1 by Grif with some ICS theme I found on the forum.
Sir, it's because of CM7.
All ROM's for ace which are based on CM7 usually have this problem.
As a workaround, you can try using apps such as "Go locker" from market.
PS - It is an app which will replace your current lockscreen with its own. Its customizable
First - you can modify you framework-res.apk, you can find that pictures in it and change it. The second solutions is to use unlock gestures:
You can find this option in the Cyangenmod Settings. Your lookscreen while look like this:
To unlock just draw you gesture, works perfectly for me .
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First - you can modify you framework-res.apk, you can find that pictures in it and change it. The second solutions is to use unlock gestures:
You can find this option in the Cyangenmod Settings. Your lookscreen while look like this:
To unlock just draw you gesture, works perfectly for me .
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Thanks. That's what I've been using as a replacement anyways.
Regarding lockscreen gestures, I noticed a sensitivity scale from 1-12. Does 1 or 12 mean I have to input more accurate patterns? Because I found that sometimes I can just randomly swipe the wrong gesture and yet the phone still gets unlocked.
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Thanks. That's what I've been using as a replacement anyways.
Regarding lockscreen gestures, I noticed a sensitivity scale from 1-12. Does 1 or 12 mean I have to input more accurate patterns? Because I found that sometimes I can just randomly swipe the wrong gesture and yet the phone still gets unlocked.
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I have set my sensitivity to 2, then higher you set then accurate you must draw you gesture, I am using only 2 because my unlock gesture is an X and It's really impossible to draw this symbol by swiping randomly.
Hey guys,
I'm currently using the CM 13 ROM, which is based on Android MM as you probably know.
The Notication Panel looks like this:
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I really would like to change the Notification Panel so it looks like this:
Just as a side info: I achieved the look of the panel shown in the second picture with the app "material status bar notific", but i really dislike this app and it doesn't work to well.
So is there any way to make my Notification Panel as shown in the first screenshot to look like the Notification Panel in the second screenshot?
I would appreciate your help, thanks alot.
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Hey guys,
I'm currently using the CM 13 ROM, which is based on Android MM as you probably know.
The Notication Panel looks like this:
I really would like to change the Notification Panel so it looks like this:
Just as a side info: I achieved the look of the panel shown in the second picture with the app "material status bar notific", but i really dislike this app and it doesn't work to well.
So is there any way to make my Notification Panel as shown in the first screenshot to look like the Notification Panel in the second screenshot?
I would appreciate your help, thanks alot.
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Installing Android 7 (CM14) would give you a similar look (except for the color).
Or you can get the same thing I said above, on android 6, with Xposed and the N-ify module (except for the color).
On android 6 you might be able to use a theme to get the desired colors, though I don't know if themes play well with N-ify.
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Installing Android 7 (CM14) would give you a similar look (except for the color).
Or you can get the same thing I said above, on android 6, with Xposed and the N-ify module (except for the color).
On android 6 you might be able to use a theme to get the desired colors, though I don't know if themes play well with N-ify.
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Thanks for the reply
i tried what you recommended before but it was not what i'm looking for because the dropdown menu is still there.
i just want this one bar
illuminatorparadox said:
Thanks for the reply
i tried what you recommended before but it was not what i'm looking for because the dropdown menu is still there.
i just want this one bar
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That isn't possible. Only Samsung ROMs have that as far as I know.
Maybe Google will implement something similar in a future android version. But for now, you have to settle for this.
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Hey! I would like to ask you about feature hide notch on Xiaomi Mi 8 (MIUI 10, Android Pie)
I think the custom MIUI option of hiding notch looks completely bad when the clock
and indicators are below and there are still no notification icons from the apps....
Is it possible to hide Notch in Xiaomi Mi8 and leaving the clock (left) and the battery indicator
with the network indicator (right), then put the "normal" statusbar below - like in the graphics I have prepared?
Maybe the devs can do such an add-on/Magisk module for MIUI 10?
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Very good idea. Interesting or possible to fulfill..
It use to be like that. I know in MIUI 10 with Oreo there was an option to do it, but they removed it for some reason.
You can use Nacho notch from play store.
@mephisto85 Nacho notch can't do it like I said
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@mephisto85 Nacho notch can't do it like I said
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Yes it can only so:
@mephisto85 I think you didn't understand what I meant bro
Nacho notch doesn't add a statusbar with notifications below...
Where I get the version MGC_6.1.021_MI8_V2b +++ (plus3)
Maybe it will be implemented in the future update.
https://www.celsoazevedo.com/files/android/google-camera/dev-bsg/
Someone should show this to the Nacho Notch developer and the MIUI forums
Edit: I've sent an email to the Nacho Notch developer
del.
@PedroCaseiro thx ??
del.
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@PedroCaseiro thx ?
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I got the reply. He said he couldn't do it
@PedroCaseiro thanks for the activity. I think that only MIUI devs can make changes like that....
Nacho Notch is an add-on for all Android user, not only MIUI users
What you want is to replicate Android notification bar below the original one with custom icons and stuff, right? It should be doable using a simple app. Nacho noch is pretty basic app that just colours your notification bar to black. If there is no alternative available, I may consider doing it. I have developed apps earlier that draws over top and uses notifications to display so I know it can be done.
@Gurjot95 nacho notch can't do this like on graphics
Exactly, I meant that app is basic and only colours it black. Hence, I may consider developing it myself.
Anyone got this magisk module working (or any other full-screen mod) under 11 on the 4a? Would love to use the notch area when using various reading apps (including Chrome)!
bump? I'm looking for this as well, g-visual made me bootloop.
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bump? I'm looking for this as well, g-visual made me bootloop.
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Thanx for the warning
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Thanx for the warning
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Yeah, still looking lol. Let me know if you find anything
It seems to be working now but I'm still not able to get full screen reading in Chrome and other apps due to lack of a proper immersive mode. This app seems to work but a bit kludgy:
Fullscreen Immersive - No Ads, No Root - Apps on Google Play
Fullscreen immersive mode in applications or games
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nindustrial said:
Anyone got this magisk module working (or any other full-screen mod) under 11 on the 4a? Would love to use the notch area when using various reading apps (including Chrome)!
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I had a look into this today, and it appears that the area across where the hole punch for the camera lies, which also acts as the status bar, can only be used if the app itself is modified for this. I *think* i saw one app that extended into this area.
Using the following coode, one can set immersice mode for specific apps. I tested on A11 with no nav, and all it did was change the colour of the status bar. But it was still there. I also tried an app that has the option to hide the status bar, and I think it hid the clock etc, but the area reserved for the status bar was still unused.
The commands I played with were:
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.full=diamondjohndroid.utility.temefi;
settings get global policy_control;
#start the app, but only status bar colour changes
# undo the change
settings delete global policy_control;
Naked browser uses status bar without immersive installed
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One thing that is bugging me is the height of the bar containing the downward arrow that closes the on screen keyboard. With gestures on, the bar only appears when the keyboard is displayed and it must be close to 10mm tall! I usually have 'One handed' mode on as it allows me to shrink the height of the keyboard to allow me to see more of the screen and less of the keyboard. When I do that, the 'hide' bar is near to 50% of the size of the keyboard.
Is there a clever way to reduce this to only a few pixels taller than the down arrow itself, or remove it totally and use the 'back' gesture to hide the keyboard as in previous versions?
Im looking for that too
Is so anoying
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change navbar height to 6mm
@squee666
That does indeed look like an ideal method.
Sadly, the 'FabricateOverlay' app seems to be only available to those taking out an ongoing monthly subscription, so I've been unable to install it.
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@squee666
That does indeed look like an ideal method.
Sadly, the 'FabricateOverlay' app seems to be only available to those taking out an ongoing monthly subscription, so I've been unable to install it.
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No it's a free app you side load it it's on GitHub it was even linked in the info how to run both apps are free
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Get 1.0.2 it doesn't crash when typing
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No it's a free app you side load it it's on GitHub it was even linked in the info how to run both apps are free
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Get 1.0.2 it doesn't crash when typing
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Sorry, I must be doing something wrong.
I go to the link where I'm offered the source code as a .zip or a tar.gz file. But no app?
Oh, I see. The app is included only in certain versions. I'll get 1.0.2 as you suggest and try again.
Thanks for pointing this out. Sorry for being dense!
Having obtained the download, I've been able to apply an overlay as per the instructions.
Keyboard close arrow now gone!
Is it just me or the APK isn't installable?
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