Hello,
Do you had frozen some system apps and bloatwares ? Did you observed that these are not killed ?
Here is a script for Tasker, to force stop (kill) all frozen apps (greenify). It’s cleaner than just freeze. These are not uninstall, just keep frozen but stopped now.
Description :
Code:
Kill frozen apps (24)
Stay Awake
A1: Notify [ Title:start Text:%TIME Icon:null Number:0 Permanent:eek:ff Priority:3 ]
A2: Run Shell [ Command:su Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Root:eek:n Store Output In:%RET Store Errors In:%ERR Store Result In: Continue Task After Error:eek:n ]
A3: Run Shell [ Command:pm list packages -d Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Root:eek:n Store Output In:%RET Store Errors In:%ERR Store Result In: Continue Task After Error:eek:n ]
A4: Variable Split [ Name:%RET Splitter:package: Delete Base:eek:ff ]
A5: For [ Variable:%RET Items:%RET(2:130) ]
A6: Run Shell [ Command:am force-stop %RET Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Root:eek:n Store Output In:%RET Store Errors In:%ERR Store Result In: Continue Task After Error:eek:n ]
A7: End For
A8: Notify [ Title:End Text:%RET
%TIME Icon:null Number:0 Permanent:eek:ff Priority:3 ]
Steps of the script :
1- Get a list of all packages disabled.
2- Split the results into variables, one package by variable
3- In a loop, for each package, launch a shell with su to force stop package.
I didn’t identify the maximum of the list of packages, so I set 130 as maximum.
In attachement, the xml to import in Tasker. To import, open the xml with Tasker. Then, open in Tasker, tap (not hold) on tasks tab on top of Tasker and select import.
Is it possible to kill Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, and Twitter on screen off?
Will this work to stop/kill open apps (not freezed/disabled) as well? The ``Kill app´´ function in Tasker does not work very well, not even with root. I tried to kill my audiobook-player when headset disconnects, the app disappears for a moment when killed but returns again after ~10 seconds. I googled about this and apparently there is no really good way to completely kill an open app?
Happy Sunday Folks,
How are ye keeping on this fine day?
My intent is to open the "Add to playlist" screen for the currently playing track on the android spotify app directly by sending an intent to Spotify through tasker (screen cap attached of "Add to Playlist" screen. From messing around with catlog, I have found an intent in the spotify sdk that unfortunately is not working in it's current iteration.
A1: Launch App [ App:Spotify Data: Exclude From Recent Appsff Always Start New Copyff ]
A2: AutoSpotify Player State [ Configuration:Warning: To receive media events from the Spotify app you need to set Device Broadcast Status to ON in the Spotify app’s settings. Package:com.joaomgcd.autospotify Name:AutoSpotify Player State Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A3: Send Intent [ Action:com.spotify.music/com.spotify.mobile.android.spotlets.playlist.activity.AddToPlaylistActivity Cat:None Mime Type: Data:spotify:track:%astrackuri Extra: Extra: Extra: Package: Class: Target:Activity ]
May I kindly ask if ye could help me with this?
I was fighting to do the same thing with AddToPlaylist. I use Pandora but make playlists for a friend who uses Spotify, of what I'm listening to. Unfortunately I was able to get the AddToPlaylist intent run but nothing was added. Best I was able to pull off was use AutoInput to automate it for me. I've attached an export if you'd like to take a look and see if it can be adapted to what you want to accomplish.
Pulls title and artist from Pandora notification and sets to variable
Strips "()" and any text between them from variable(Spotify has issues finding songs for me)
Opens Spotify and searches for the variable
Long clicks on the first SONG result
Clicks add to playlist
Clicks first playlist
Clears search
Goes home
It can probably be cleaned up/improved but it works for what I need it to do.
Requires:
AutoInput plugin
Notification Listener plugin
KC Tasker Processes plugin
Send voice commands that you speak into the Gear S2 and have them transmit to your phone to run tasker tasks!
I made a youtube video of how it works : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SrXLeuY4sIc
I recently switched from a Pebble Time Round to a Gear S2. Pebble was very easy to run tasker apps from the watch including voice commands. Now with the Gear S2 it's a different story with the Tizen OS - not much support for this. I've seen some requests made to joaomgcd as he's done some amazing stuff for Tasker but the Tizen watches are too expensive for him to develop on.
I was trying to find a way to send voice commands that I spoke into the Gear S2 and have them transmit to my phone to run tasker tasks. I searched high and low and see that there are may others trying to so the same thing. There is the TaskS2 that lets you press the screen on the phone to run tasker apps which is good but doesn't capture text. So I came up with a work-around to be able to speak into the watch and have it run tasker tasks on the phone using the text that I spoke into the watch
**How it works once you have everything setup:**
1) The Gear S2 with the command "text" will send text info to a contact. So to get our text we will create a dummy contact.
2) Define a wake up command on the Gear S2 such as "OK Google". With your screen ready say to the watch "OK Google"
3) When the prompt comes up, say to the watch something like "Text Samsung task to deposit cheque at bank"
What this does is it recognizes the 'Text' command as sending a SMS text message to a contact called "Samsung" (which is a dummy contact). When the confirmation then it shows you the text on the watch, say "OK"
4) It then will send your phone an outgoing text message to the contact "Samsung" with the text as "task to deposit cheque at bank". The word "text" gets dropped as it's the command and "Samsung" gets dropped as it's the dummy contact it sends the message to
5) Now the contact on your phone "Samsung" has one text message with the message "Text Samsung task to deposit cheque at bank" - Yay! we now have useable text that we spoke into our Gear S2 and through the magic of bluetooth is now on our phone and we can use as a cliboard variable in tasker!
6) Macro Droid is then triggered by the fact that an outgoing sms event occurred that you told it to monitor the specific contact "Samsung". From here an action in MacroDroid is used to call a tasker task (Macro driod can use LOCALE/Tasker plugins - I used Secure settings - tasker shortcut). The tasker task then extracts the text from the Samsung contact, copies it to clipboard, deletes the outgoing text message so it's fresh for another new message, and can then other tasker steps with the text now in the clipboard.
The hardest thing I found was trying to capture the outgoing sms event as a trigger as tasker only deals with it's own "SMS sent successful" - it doesn't capture any broadcast receiver intent or ContentObserver from the SMS application on the phone and therefore no trigger once the text has been sent out. That's where after trial and error with some apps, I stumbled upon MacroDroid. This is what closed the loop on the solution - where it monitors that text being sent out by the dummy contact and it works very well for this.
**Requirements:**
-Tasker
-AutoInput tasker plugin - to simulate screen clicks and type in info)
-Macro Droid - to capture the event of sms sent when a dummy contact is used and trigger the tasker tasks
Optional
-Secure settings tasker plugin - for 'clear password' to turn screen on if you want, also for Macro Droid to run a tasker shortcut
**Steps:**
1) Create a dummy contact. I used "Samsung" as my contact name. Give it a dummy 10 digit phone number with a valid area code. I used (416)000-0000
2) Create your tasker tasks
Task 1: using Autoinput: launch contacts, lookup contact samsung, press the sms icon, long click on the message that the Gear S2 sent, copy to clipboard, delete the message - task done - you now have the text in a variable called %CLIP. At the end of this task call the next task
Task 2: now that you have the text the %CLIP variable, you can set a new variable and copy to say %CLIP1 and search and replace and remove any text you don't need. For example: "task to deposit cheque at bank" can be massaged using variable search and replace to something like "to deposit cheque at bank". In this task you can create if, else, then statements. For example:
a) "Text Samsung task to deposit cheque at bank" - if %CLIP matches reggex keyword .*task*. then run a task such as a reminder application like DGT
b) "Text Samsung drive to work" if %CLIP = keyword "drive to work" then run a task such as launching a shortcut for google maps or waze
Task 3: if needed, you can then run some clean up tasks like to close the contact & message app so it's not open in the back ground. I use 1) Go Home 2) Run Shell input keyevent 187 3) wait 1 second 4) AutoInput Action: Close all Action
3) Create a Macro in Macro droid 1) Trigger "SMS Sent to Contact" - specify contact as "Samsung" and SMS text "Any" . 2) action Locale/ Tasker plugin - Secure Settings - Execute Shortcut - choose the tasker task that you want to then run from step 2
**Here are the 2 tasker tasks:**
**1st) to deal with the capturing text on dummy contact:**
A1: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Clear Password Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A2: Launch App [ App:Contacts Data: Exclude From Recent Appsff Always Start New Copyff ]
A3: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text
Value: Search
Action : Click
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A4: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text
Value: Search
Text to Write : samsung
Action : Write
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A5: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Id
Value: com.android.contacts:id/cliv_name_textview
Action : Click
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A6: Wait [ MS:0 Seconds:2 Minutes:0 Hours:0 Days:0 ]
A7: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text
Value: Send message
Action : Click
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A8: Wait [ MS:0 Seconds:2 Minutes:0 Hours:0 Days:0 ]
A9: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Point
Value: 1292,582
Action : Long Click
Is Tasker Action: true
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A10: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text
Value: Copy text
Action : Click
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A11: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text
Value: More
Action : Click
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A12: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text
Value: Delete
Action : Click
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A13: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text
Value: All
Action : Click
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A14: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text
Value: Delete
Action : Click
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A15: AutoInput Action [ Configuration:Type: Text
Value: Delete
Action : Click
Is Tasker Action: false
Check Screen State: false Timeout (Seconds):20 ]
A16: Variable Set [ Name:%CLIP1 To:%CLIP Recurse Variablesff Do Mathsff Appendff ]
A17: Perform Task [ Name:GR If Cond Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stopff ]
**2nd) task to run IF statements based on keyword**
A1: Flash [ Text:%CLIP Longff ]
A2: If [ %CLIP ~R .*tomorrow.*Task.*|.*Task.*tomorrow.* ]
A3: Perform Task [ Name:TV GTD remindr tomor Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stopff ]
A4: Else If [ %CLIP ~R .*Task.* ]
A5: Perform Task [ Name:TV GTD remindr Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stopff ]
A6: Else If [ %CLIP eq Drive to work ]
A7: Perform Task [ Name:Wazewk Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stopff ]
A8: Else If [ %CLIP eq Drive to home ]
A9: Perform Task [ Name:Wazehm Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stopff ]
A10: Else If [ %CLIP ~R .*Text.* ]
A11: Perform Task [ Name:TV Type Priority:%priority Parameter 1 (%par1): Parameter 2 (%par2): Return Value Variable: Stopff ]
A12: End If
Hello,
I have a big zerolemmon battery so i don't care about using it with bluetooth alway on
I don't know why sometime (randomly) my phone turn off BT, so for the moment i set bluetooth on when my launcher is open ...
Anyone has a better idea to keep bluetooth alway on ? (with or without tasker)
I am root
Thanks for your help.
Use Tasker to add a periodic check on BT status, and if off, then turn on again?
This is how I have used Tasker to perform the same result:
Code:
Profile: BT Check (43)
Restore: no
State: BT Status [ Status: Off ]
Enter: Enable BT (86)
A1: Wait [ MS:0 Seconds:30 Minutes:0 Hours:0 Days:0 ]
A2: Bluetooth [ Set: On ]
In order to set the RESTORE to NO, once you have set your profile and your task, long click on the profile and select settings from the top bar. Can also see attached profile xml.
The wait action is also important, as it will prevent Android from disabling the BT instantenously. It might be because Android has a cool-off period once BT status is changed in order to ebable/disable the service.
Thanks mate, i add your profil on m'y phone. I'll tell you if it's fine in some days but it seems to be perfect.
Works perfect Thanks again
Hello dear community,
I've been trying to get Tasker to put my phone into airplane mode, but dependend on what type of connections are active, it should keep certain radios on or turn them off dynamically. So, for example if I am connected to Wifi, it should keep Wifi on but turn the rest off. If I now turn Bluetooth on as well, it should change the airplane mode radios to keep Bluetooth and Wifi on. Same for cell/Service. Is that somehow realisable? Maybe with ifs and elses? I am open for ideas
Yes, you just need to define the logic flow. The action to use is probably Airplane Radios.
You could easily have a single task, with multiple instances of the Airplane Radios action, each with an if statement(s) that defines what condition should be met before it runs. For example, "if *%WIFI ~ off AND %BLUE !~ off" then the Airplane Radios action with turning off the wifi radio and leaving the BT radio on would be run.
"find somebody that you think is undeserving of your compassion and give it to them" - Christian Picciolini
Hey, it's me again. First thank you very much for the response. I managed to make the profile work with WiFi and cell service, but Bluetooth still shuts down even though by the if statement it shouldn't. What I did was I put as condition airplane mode on and as tasks: if Wifi on then airplane mode radios Bluetooth on cell on nfc on Wifi off wimax on. Same for cell but with Wifi on and cell off. For Bluetooth i did the same with Bluetooth off and the rest on. Where did I made the mistake? Or is Bluetooth a Problem on Nougat? Thanks in advance and greetings.
Please post your profile. Make sure it's named - not a default name assigned by tasker. To name the profile if it isn't already, long press on the name to highlight the profile and, at the top, tap the square with the A.
Then long press on the name to highlight the profile. Go to the 3-dot menu and select export -> Description to Clipboard.
Now you'll be able to paste it. Be aware, it easier to use pastebin and link to a post here. If you paste in a post here, the forum software will convert all semicolons with characters directly after to emoticons making it very hard to read.
"find somebody that you think is undeserving of your compassion and give it to them" - Christian Picciolini
Profile: Flugmodus (40)
State: Airplane Mode
Enter: Radios (41)
A1: If [ %BTStatus ~ 1 ]
A2: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Radios: Cell, NFC, WiFi, WiMax Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A3: End If
A4: If [ %WiFiStatus ~ 1 ]
A5: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Radios: Cell, Bluetooth, NFC, WiMax Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A6: End If
A7: If [ %CELLSRV ~ noservice | %CELLSIG ~ 0 ]
A8: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Radios: Bluetooth, NFC, WiFi, WiMax Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A9: End If
A10: If [ %BTStatus ~ 1 & %WiFiStatus ~ 1 ]
A11: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Radios: Cell, NFC, WiMax Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A12: End If
Exit: Flugmodus aus (64)
A1: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Disabled Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
BTStatus and WiFiStatus are set to 1 when BT and WiFi are connected and are set to 0 if not connected.
Edit: I changed the condition to display off, still no change. WiFi and cell work while BT doesn't and shuts down although I have my BT headphones connected and BTStatus is on 1.
A7 turns off the BT radio whether it's connected or not. Maybe you should add a "AND %BTStatus !~ 1" condition.
"find somebody that you think is undeserving of your compassion and give it to them" - Christian Picciolini
That did the trick. You really helped me out there. I literally thought I must be stupid, but I just couldn't figure out where the profile went wrong. Thank you and I appreciate your time and effort.
And it's me (again...). So, the profile worked fine until I had to reboot my phone. I didn't change anything on that task, I just updated Tasker. And now the profile shuts Bluetooth down again. Any ideas on that or is it buggy?
Whenever a profile is not functioning as expected, you need to post the full profile description (as before). You should also grab a Tasker log covering the activation and execution of the profile.
"find somebody that you think is undeserving of your compassion and give it to them" - Christian Picciolini
Profile: Flugmodus Status (28)
State: Airplane Mode
Enter: Radios (40)
A1: If [ %BTStatus ~ 1 ]
A2: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Radios: Cell, NFC, WiFi, WiMax Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A3: End If
A4: If [ %WiFiStatus ~ 1 ]
A5: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Radios: Cell, Bluetooth, NFC, WiMax Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A6: End If
A7: If [ %CELLSRV ~ noservice & %BTStatus !~ 1 ]
A8: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Radios: Bluetooth, NFC, WiFi, WiMax Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A9: End If
A10: If [ %BTStatus ~ 1 & %WiFiStatus ~ 1 ]
A11: Secure Settings [ Configuration:Airplane Mode Radios: Cell, NFC, WiMax Timeout (Seconds):0 ]
A12: End If
Exit: Flugmodus aus (64)
A1: Run Shell [ Command:settings put global airplane_mode_on 0 ; am broadcast -a android.intent.action.AIRPLANE_MODE --ez state false Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Rootn Store Output In: Store Errors In: Store Result In: ]
A2: Run Shell [ Command:settings put global airplane_mode_radios "cell,bluetooth,nfc,wimax,wifi" Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Rootn Store Output In: Store Errors In: Store Result In: ]
This is the profile. And the log is in the Attachment.
I don't know what OS version you are using, but the intangible objects secure settings plug-in is obsolete starting at marshmallow. What are you trying to use from it?
Also make sure Tasker is whitelisted in greenify.
You've posted the task, but what triggers the task; something from secure settings? That top level profile (that includes the triggering context) is what is helpful to post. It includes the task as well.
"find somebody that you think is undeserving of your compassion and give it to them" - Christian Picciolini
Profile: Flugmodus Status (28)
State: Display State [ Isff ]
Enter: Radios (40)
A1: If [ %BTStatus ~ 1 ]
A2: Custom Setting [ Type:Global Name:airplane_mode_radios Value:cell,nfc,wimax,wifi Use Rootn Read Setting To: ]
A3: End If
Exit: Flugmodus aus (64)
A1: Run Shell [ Command:settings put global airplane_mode_on 0 ; am broadcast -a android.intent.action.AIRPLANE_MODE --ez state false Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Rootn Store Output In: Store Errors In: Store Result In: ]
A2: Run Shell [ Command:settings put global airplane_mode_radios "cell,bluetooth,nfc,wimax,wifi" Timeout (Seconds):0 Use Rootn Store Output In: Store Errors In: Store Result In: ]
So, this was a test run to see if it was a BT problem, a secure settings problem or a problem in the logic flow. I am on Nougat and as you said, secure settings is obsolete. So I changed that up to custom settings and ticked use Root to ensure proper execution (also used ADB to give Tasker WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS permission). I also later tried with the integrated Tasker option for the airplanemode radios. It still turns off Bluetooth when entering airplane mode, although I explicitly told Tasker not to do so if connected. This is the log of the test where I turned all profiles off but not the airplanemode radio one and the BT Status one.
In your log, it looks like you have battling profiles. Energiesparmodus seems to be taking action on airplane mode as well as Flugmodus.
To effectively troubleshoot this, you really should disable all profiles except the one you are focused on.
Additionally, it looks like Energiesparmodus is setting power saving on Tasker on screen of and is running prior to Flugmodus.
"find somebody that you think is undeserving of your compassion and give it to them" - Christian Picciolini
Ok, before I test the rest: I have to turn the airplane mode on first then turn on energy saving mode? In the same profile?