When you scroll to the top or bottom of any app, and try to scroll more, there's the gray blob-ish looking thing indicating you can't scroll any further. Its most annoying in chrome or any app that requires you to scroll down to refresh. Does anyone know if there's any way to disable it thru the phone's standard settings? Or would it be somewhere in xposed?
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Can anyone tell me how to disable the app that pops up when you touch one of the icons at the top of the screen (such as the network signal icon etc) with a magnified view. I want to just click on the icon at the top and have it open rather than the finger friendly version, there seem to be some notifications that dont show on the finger friendly magnified jobby that you cant access.
Hope my question makes sense!!
lumbard said:
Hi,
Can anyone tell me how to disable the app that pops up when you touch one of the icons at the top of the screen (such as the network signal icon etc) with a magnified view. I want to just click on the icon at the top and have it open rather than the finger friendly version, there seem to be some notifications that dont show on the finger friendly magnified jobby that you cant access.
Hope my question makes sense!!
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start > settings > system > touchflo > untick "show system status screen when status icons are tapped"
Brilliant, thanks, sometimes I just try things that are too complicated, Thanks very much for your help!!
I've been searching for an answer to this, but haven't found anything. Maybe I've missed something?
If I recall correctly, in 4.1 I was able to open the notifications by just tapping the notification area. It was very easy.
With the 4.2 phablet UI, not only are my notifications in the farther corner from my thumb, but I have to do a full swiping motion to open them. Half the time I don't go far enough, and it bounces shut again!
Is there any mod or app to allow opening the notifications with just a tap? Or maybe to change how far I have to drag for it to decide to stay open.
NOTE: I don't mean an app that adds a home-screen shortcut or widget. A)I don't need another icon on my home-screen, and B)I want to be able to do this from inside any app.
Thanks.
Is there anyway to hide the buttons on the bottom of the browser so that they dissappear similar to what happens when a video pulls up?
Full screen would be nice.
Download auto hide keys app
I know most people prefer fullscreen browsing. However, I personally find it annoying that i have to swipe down to show the url bar every time I want to switch tabs in chrome. Is it possible to set the url bar to always visible? I checked chrome://flags but didnt find anything, is there any way to do this
Is there some way to improve (enable?) better swipe scrolling in apps like BBC News (1.3.4) and the News/Weather app (Google?) that comes with rooting via NookManager?
I've tried both apps, in both portrait and landscape, and have one heck of a time getting anything like a scroll swipe to work. If I do manage to get almost one screen up (after removing many layers of screen molecules) then the next swipe often sends me back to the top of the page instead of further down!
If only scrolling could be ported to the hardware buttons as a general rule instead of only in a few isolated apps
So, has anyone found a solution for these two? I'm ready to ditch them.
[SOLVED] Whoa! So in playing around with these again I discovered that they have a counter-intuitive (to me) scroll behavior. The BBC app seems to require at least one upward swipe to move the page a little and then a tiny bar appears on the right edge of the screen which is like the vertical scroll bar on a desktop. This you must swipe DOWN over to continue moving the page up. The Google news/weather app is similar but there is no bar and you just go right to the upside down scroll swipe to get the page to scroll up. Who knew?