Is it possible to reduce the size of the Notification pulldown on the Tab when it's in Landscape mode? It looks like 90% of the screen is taken up with the quick access buttons and the brightness slider. It's nearly impossible to scroll through the notifications...
Change your LCD density and it should work
Sent from my GT-P1000 using XDA Premium App
Related
Hmm why did they remove the sliding on notification bar to adjust brightness. It was a very handy future. Now you had to have automatic on or to have the widget to adjust on the 2 scales annoying :-(
Did they maybe implants it somewhere else? And I missed it?
Sent from my GT-N7000 using Tapatalk 2
Same issue, trying to fetch any widget around...
can i change the brightness of the capacitive buttons?
i use Lux to turn down my brightness almost all the way at night. i typically display an alarm clock, but the cap buttons stay on and are bright. anyway to set a time-out and/or brightness?
tie-in with locale would be nice
thanks!
Can the notification pulldown menu be edited?
I'm not referring to what icons are showing or what order they are in.
It's just so busy and there's not a lot of room for actual notifications. For example I don't need the volume and brightness sliders in my notification area taking up all that space. Is there a way to at least remove the volume and brightness sliders and maybe the QSlide or at least be able to make the icons smaller?
-Root.
-G2 Xposed.
For many years I have used Night Clock and it has been able to turn off the backlight for the S3 and other phones. But being on the Nexus 6 there are no physical buttons and it does not turn off the buttons lights
What night clock can i use to hide the N6 buttons or some way to turn them off?
https://play.google.com/store/search?q=night clocl
I use ClockPlus. It's the same as daydream in an app form.
Long press on the screen to go into daydream mode.
Sent from my Nexus 6 using XDA Free mobile app
I use alarm clock pro with GMD Immersive
I set the clock and the auto hide bar both to red as this is the least intrusive color for sleep. there is also a paid night clock app that auto hides the buttons but I can't find the link to it right now.
I use the stock clock app. Open the app and click the 3 dot menu and select Night mode, or just long press on the screen and it switches to night mode.
This shows just the clock, which changes position about once a minute so no screen burn in and no buttons.
You can also set the standard clock to daydream when plugged in and it does the same thing.
This ^
Timely.
Chronus has a daydream clock that hides the buttons completely. The stock one leaves those little dots where the buttons are supposed to be which bugs me. Chronus goes full immersive mode.
I set it to show the time and weather all in dark blue and set the brightness so low you can hardly see it. It's the perfect clock for me.
Is there any way to have notifications light up the display and show the notification details like they are displayed after double tap ?
Glance only shows tiny icons of apps, with no details at all.
Sent from my CLT-L29 using Tapatalk
You can use an app called lightflow, so it will turn on full screen when u receive notifications