If I enable Google Home panels in the Control Panel (swipe down from top right) the only panel working is Best Thermostat: Nvidia Shield, Google Nest Mini Speaker and Chromecast all crash.
I'm on eeu stable 12.0.3.0
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Hi,
I have a short question - is it possible to customize fingerprint scanner gestures in the P10? Is there a mod or something to do that? I can't stand current selection, single tap should always be 'home'. My perfect set of gestures would look like this:
single tap - 'home'
swipe left - 'back'
swipe right (or up) - 'multitasking/recent apps'
swipe down - pull down the shortcut panel
tap and hold for 0,5 sec - screen off
double tap - toggle between recently used apps (P8 had this! Even bare bones Android has such function)
Funny, I've got the phone on order, and your suggested gestures are exactly what I'm after; seems logical...
Hopefully someone does find a way. It's stupid how it's been set up currently
GabrielMed said:
Hi,
I have a short question - is it possible to customize fingerprint scanner gestures in the P10? Is there a mod or something to do that? I can't stand current selection, single tap should always be 'home'. My perfect set of gestures would look like this:
single tap - 'home'
swipe left - 'back'
swipe right (or up) - 'multitasking/recent apps'
swipe down - pull down the shortcut panel
tap and hold for 0,5 sec - screen off
double tap - toggle between recently used apps (P8 had this! Even bare bones Android has such function)
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Check out the double tap mods that have been made in the past on other phones, might be possible to check what was edited or added.
You'll get used to the default settings anyway. I tend to use the back button far often than Home so for me it makes more sense that a short tap works as Back. But yes, EMUI does not provide a comprehensive set of customizations.
Good evening all.
I have, on a Xiaomi smartphone, deactivated the navigation bar in the lower part of the screen, and I activated the "Full screen mode", which allows you to navigate via gestures.
For example:
- A swipe from the border of the screen (left or right) to the center of the screen, to GO BACK.
- A swipe from the lower part of the screen to above, to go to the HOME SCREEN.
- A swipe from the lower part of the screen to the center, to open the TASK MANAGER.
- A swipe, with three fingers, from the upper part of the screen to the center, to take a snapshot of the screen.
And now, here comes my question: does Rog Phone 2 (china roms and/or global roms) has those gestures? And if not, is there a way to get them? I find them pretty useful.
Thanks in advice!
It has them but usually using another app also provides more custom gestures. Fluid gesture navigation and things like that.
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It has them but usually using another app also provides more custom gestures. Fluid gesture navigation and things like that.
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Thanks for the answer.
Since I don't think it will be off-topic, can you mention some third-part applications which gives smooth/fluid gesture navigation, and it's not a burden for battery and/or ram for the Rog Phone 2?
Thanks in advice
Fluid gesture navigations is what I would recommend
How can I hide the nav bar so I can just use a different app? Are the adb drivers available for this phone yet?
Edit. I now see that adb is universal. Also I would recommend Vivid N.G. for a minimal style.
I am trying to achieve gesture navigation close to android 10 on pixel devices. Using QuickSwitch and LawnChair q build and enabling Samsung's full-screen gestures, I've been able to get all the gestures to work. However, only the recent button is acting as the hotspot for gesture navigations and the home and recent buttons perform their original tasks. I am wondering if there is any way to extend the recent button to cover the full bottom of the screen and remove the home and back keys (maybe using adb commands or modifying systemui apk). Thanks in advance!
Button Mapper 1.40 introduces support for Motion Sense on the new Pixel 4/4XL.
The way this works is you swipe your hand in the air over the phone to perform an action. You can swipe in any direction, but swiping left or right seems to work best. I originally planned to remap each direction separately, but found this was too unreliable to be practical for most.
Motion Sense must be enabled in System Settings, and the "Reach to check phone" option must be enabled, or this won't work.
The motion gestures will work with the screen off, on the lockscreen and on the homescreen. The sensor is not active within other apps.
Setup
For non rooted devices, requires one-time adb setup to allow Button Mapper to read logcat output.
Rooted devices can work right away.
Options
Turn on screen: For rooted users, there is an option to turn the screen on before performing an action.
Play sound on action: Makes a sound whenever a swipe action is performed. This is helpful to indicate that the swipe was detected, especially when the screen is off.
Disable while music is playing: This will stop Button Mapper from performing the assigned action while music is playing. This allows you to continue using the built-in previous and next track gestures while listening to music. When not listening to music, Button Mapper will resume remapping.
Tips
A good way to test this out is to assign the "Toggle flashlight" action. It's a quick visual to help you get a feel for how the motion sensing works.
Download
XDA Labs (always latest version)
https://labs.xda-developers.com/store/app/flar2.homebutton
Google Play
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=flar2.homebutton
Note: Many users will not yet find the latest Button Mapper 1.40 on the Google Play Store. Download from XDA Labs if you can't wait.
I tried the new navigation gesture with "Swipe from sides and bottom" but both the left an right swipes act as "back button", I cannot bring the recent apps screen on with the side gesture.
How to fix this ?
You get recent apps when you swipe from bottom like for the Home but do not release the finger for one more second.