Hello!
I am wondering if there is an xposed module (or a setting) to disable auto expanded notifications on Android 5.0 Lollipop. I am only reading about auto expanding all notification and thinks like this.
But i want to disable auto expanded notifications. The reason is mainly PowerAmp app which has a notification to control music playback. The thing is that my phone screen is pretty small (Samsung Galaxy s3 mini with CM12) and PowerAmp notification is always expanded.
So, is it possible to disable auto expanding notifications on Android Lollipop? I have already tried "App Settings" xposed module, but an option "Disable big notifications" does not seem to work.
Thank you!
You could try GravityBox, or NotificationManager. I have no idea if any of them supports modifying behaviour you want to change though.
If I were you, I'd lower the dpi in build.prop, as I find Music controls to be quite handy
I have to admit that my request is quiet unusual.
GravityBox and NotificationManager do not have those functions.
Could you point me to some direction to learn something more about that build.prop? I have never modified that file before...
Me too
DecentM said:
You could try GravityBox, or NotificationManager. I have no idea if any of them supports modifying behaviour you want to change though.
If I were you, I'd lower the dpi in build.prop, as I find Music controls to be quite handy
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Old thread, but I am looking to stop any notification from expanding in Lollipop/Marshmallow. The reason is I might accidentally swipe on a notification while I am just swiping to get to the settings panel, and there is no way to collapse the notification again.I hate it, one of the reason I am still on KitKat
Did you guys ever find a way to do this? Expanded notifications are annoying and take up a lot of space. And save a whole ONE tap.
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half the notification panel is unusable. unless im missing something there appears to be no way to remove the brightness slider. i know it was a setting on my note3. also cant find a way to remove the stupid s-finder and quick connect buttons. please tell me im missing a setting somewhere for these. they are a giant waste of space.
Turbo Brian said:
half the notification panel is unusable. unless im missing something there appears to be no way to remove the brightness slider. i know it was a setting on my note3. also cant find a way to remove the stupid s-finder and quick connect buttons. please tell me im missing a setting somewhere for these. they are a giant waste of space.
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That's correct. There is no way to remove it unless you do some modding. Stupid move they took out that option. What were the DA's thinking!?
It's not a solution, but when using Lux Brightness to control auto-brightness, it has a module show up in the notifications pull-down. It did remove the stock slider, though I haven't gained any space.
However I do prefer Lux when it comes to brightness control (set to Dynamic) and their module at least is more informative than the stock one.
I'm also not sure if the phone can go into the overbright mode any longer but I've never had outdoor visibility issues.
I was actually able to get rid of it without modding by installing Lux Auto Brightness & using it to manage my brightness. Once I set it up the Samsung one in the notification panel disappeared. Also, with Lux, you can have it set to not show in the notification panel, which is what I've done.
If you root and install xposed framework, you can disable the S planner portion, but no luck with brightness yet.
Which module or option under xposed framework did you use to get rid of the s finder and quick connect?
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mm1999 said:
Which module or option under xposed framework did you use to get rid of the s finder and quick connect?
Thanks
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Lol my god yes please tell us...why they chose those buttons to be permanent is beyond me.
twilliamszx3 said:
If you root and install xposed framework, you can disable the S planner portion, but no luck with brightness yet.
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Download wanam xposed from play store. Then it's in notifications.
Here is the option. Among many.
For some reason i dont see that option for my wanam xposed
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Sorry figured it out. I installed wanam from xposed itself. Need to go to the playstore and upgrade the program from there.
He's right. Installing LUX does remove the stock brightness bar but the thing is, the LUX bar isn't all that pretty either...
GreenBot said:
He's right. Installing LUX does remove the stock brightness bar but the thing is, the LUX bar isn't all that pretty either...
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In the Lux settings you can disable their bar once it's there.
Now that we're seeing the first release of Xposed for Lollipop, one of the first mods I'd like to see is disabling Heads Up notifications and going back to putting them all in the tray. Anyone know if any modules will be implementing this functionality soon? It's one of the strongest reasons my N5 is still on Kitkat.
I hate it too. Stays on screen way too long and no way to dismiss it without dismissing the notification. I've read that the module "notification ticker on lollipop" disables heads up but its done nothing for me on my OnePlus running cm12.
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Hoping to see a module specifically for this soon.
You shouldn't expect mods written for stock to have a predictable effect on CM12. That's ultimately a functionality that CM12 needs to implement for themselves.
Me too. I really hate it when whatsapp notifications appear while I'm watching my videos or playing my games.
the "notification ticker on lollipop" module doesn't work well from what I've experienced.. works partially
EDIT: it does work
the thing is the module inside the xposed framework is 1.0 which is not good
but here is the 1.1 version which works good but from some reason is not shown in the xposed framework itself.. so youl have to download it and install it manually by yourself
I hate it too, but it looks very nice.. and after few weeks with Lollipop I feel that heads up notifications will be the worst when it shows on a full screen app ( MX Player, YouTube, Game ) and blocks 1/4 to even 3/4 the screen !!
So I would rather have an options to
1- set auto hide time for the notification.
2- option to hide the notification all times or only in full screen apps, or hide for/in specific list of apps
But I guess this will be too much for a mod. to do.
I would like to see a mod where you can slide *up* the notification and it disappears into the tray without being dismissed.
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Hi guys!
I'm on stock 5.1 and I miss only on feature from cm based rom: smart pull down notification (if there aren't any notification, pulling down is opening the toggles ; if there are notifications, pulling down is opening the notifications).
This option used to be available on gravity box for kitkat, but not in lollipop.. Is there a way or an additional module to obtain this feature?
Thanks a lot!!
Check out the app LMT PIE. Amongst many other very useful things, it has what the dev calls "invisible swipe areas." I use one in the center to to fully open the notification drawer. You can set one on the top right to open the quick controls. It's not exactly what you describe, but you can always get the view you want just by pulling down from the preselected area.
There is an option under QuickSettings management in GravityBox to pull down the toggles using the right or left edge of the notification bar. It doesn't work exactly like smart pulldown but it's a decent work-around.
thanks guys
but i really like to have smart pull down.. i think i'll have to try back cm12.1!
I'm hoping I can write a module that will prevent notifications from certain apps from triggering the ambient display. In theory, if we hook the right place in the DozeService and can grab the package name (or something else unique) from the notification, we can then compare it to a list and prevent the screen from turning on if necessary.
I'm looking at this as a base, since it already hooks DozeService: https://github.com/gavinhungry/Xpos...mbientnotifications/AmbientNotifications.java
My biggest hurdle right now is where the best place in DozeService.java would be to hook to: 1) grab the notification info and 2) prevent the screen wakeup. I'm thinking the onTrigger() function in TriggerSensor, but I'm not too familiar with this area of Android.
Could anyone point me in the right direction?
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I'm hoping I can write a module that will prevent notifications from certain apps from triggering the ambient display. In theory, if we hook the right place in the DozeService and can grab the package name (or something else unique) from the notification, we can then compare it to a list and prevent the screen from turning on if necessary.
I'm looking at this as a base, since it already hooks DozeService: https://github.com/gavinhungry/Xpos...mbientnotifications/AmbientNotifications.java
My biggest hurdle right now is where the best place in DozeService.java would be to hook to: 1) grab the notification info and 2) prevent the screen wakeup. I'm thinking the onTrigger() function in TriggerSensor, but I'm not too familiar with this area of Android.
Could anyone point me in the right direction?
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Are you aware that the GravityBox module has the functionality to customize all aspects of notifications, by app, including LED color, blink pattern, vibration, sound, timeouts, priority, count, ambient display, heads-up, and disabling them completely?
I'd be amazed if it didn't already have the functions you desire.
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Are you aware that the GravityBox module has the functionality to customize all aspects of notifications, by app, including LED color, blink pattern, vibration, sound, timeouts, priority, count, ambient display, heads-up, and disabling them completely?
I'd be amazed if it didn't already have the functions you desire.
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I will take a look. I mainly wanted to prevent LightFlow's persistent notification from triggering it, but if I can replace LightFlow with GravityBox that's basically the same.
Hi there, guys!
This is my first week using my new Note 5 and something pretty simple is bothering me so much. By the way, I already saw some topics over the Internet talking about this on S6, but no solution was discovered.
As title says, the heads up notifications practically never is shown. So only the app icon appears in the notification bar, together with the notification sound, but the heads up don't. It's really rare to it appear and let me decide to use it's shortcuts or dismiss it.
Is this a known TouchWiz issue? Any workaround?
I'm running stock 6.0.1 with no root. Never did this. Also, tried to disable themes, but no solution. Even setting some apps to priority didn't have any effect. And there's no pop-up notifications restrictions under settings.
Thanks a lot in advance!