Is this a way to replace the recent apps section on the Notification bar with a Power Widget, which allows you to control AirPlane, WiFi modes etc.
Jibreil said:
Is this a way to replace the recent apps section on the Notification bar with a Power Widget, which allows you to control AirPlane, WiFi modes etc.
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I wonder if its possible to get the recent apps section of the notification bar as a separate apk to install on HTC HD2 running Android of HTC Desire.
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Every so often is my phone is busy, I manage to crash the notification bar so that it disappears from the screen. Even when I open other apps on my. This got me thinking. Is there a way I can hide the notification bar so that it's even hidden in apps and not just the home screen or other apps that don't have the option to hide it?
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Hi,
I was wondering if there was a way to hide the status bar in my homescreens but have it reappear just when I receive a notification (so I can see the preview on the status bar).
Also, is there a way to hide my status bar in my homescreens but have it reappear by tapping the area where it would normally be?
I have looked for a way to do this but I have only found methods of completely hiding the status bar without being able to see it when necessary...
Thanks.
Has anyone found a way to do this?
I don't know if this is what you mean, but I use ADW (the paid one) and I have my status bar hidden and the home button pulls the notifications down when I want to see/check. If I get a notification, it doesn't stay down, but it is simple to hit the home button, check notifications and then slide it back up.
I was actually looking for something that would either:
1) show me the notification alert at the top of the screen even when I have hidden the status bar OR
2) allow me to see the status bar whenever I want (possibly a button press/gesture/etc.)
Thanks for the suggestion though.
Adw launcher or go-laucnher can do that.
hide the notification bar, use gesture to hide/unhide it
Yea ADW- Launcher does this. You can hide the notification bar permanently but then set a gesture to swipe down/up and you get it to pop up like it was always there. Do the same swipe and it goes away.
OK, thats good to know.
Thanks for the help.
I just moved to the M preview3 and lost some lockscreen notification management which AOSP and CM12.1 had. Is there an app or tweak that allows one to turn off lockscreen notifications on a per app basis but not lose it from the status bar after opening the device? I'm using an app called 'repeating notifications' but if I 'show no notifications at all' for this app then the repeating audio notification does not work because it needs the notification in the status bar to work correctly.
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I just moved to the M preview3 and lost some lockscreen notification management which AOSP and CM12.1 had. Is there an app or tweak that allows one to turn off lockscreen notifications on a per app basis but not lose it from the status bar after opening the device? I'm using an app called 'repeating notifications' but if I 'show no notifications at all' for this app then the repeating audio notification does not work because it needs the notification in the status bar to work correctly.
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I'd like this too - but I didn't see any stock AOSP ability to do this in LP. Is there a way to do this for non CM pre-M preview devices?
hi... i would like to seek help in creating audio profiles...
1st, i would like to be able to create a menu on the notification panel to be able to manually set audio profiles... if it's not possible on the notification panel, then a widget on the home screen will do... if a menu isn't possible, then individual shortcuts will do...
2nd, i would like to be able to create custom notifications for different applications similar to LlamaTones...
thanks!
1. go to preferences of Tasker, check the notification action button, and choose your tasks.
2. not that I know of...out maybe this could be complicating. I guess you will have to monitor notification (provided your needed apps show them for notifying) - e.g. using AutoNotification, and then act upon it.
My device- samsung galaxy S20 FE, running one UI 4.0
I want to use power shade as my default notification panel but whenever I try to use it, I can do it partially, i.e. when I swipe down the notification panel both the power shade pane and system panel come down. I just want to use the power shade.
I already toggled "on" the override system panel in the app, but it does not solve the problem