One change I make to all my android devices pretty much immediately is installing a center clock mod. On my Pixel 2 XL I haven't been able to get one working without the side effect of having status icons show up on the always-on display, which is a bad idea because of burn-in potential. Today I had a thought: since it's possible to disable those icons using systemui tuner, why not just automate that process? As of now I have it working perfectly: clock centered, status icons show up on lockscreen and when the device is unlocked, while AOD looks clean as ever.
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You'll need Tasker, AutoTools with WRITE_SYSTEM_SETTINGS enabled through ADB, and the Clock tweaks for O substratum module to get this working.
We're going to set up two Tasker tasks. One will fire on Event-Display Off, the other on Event-Display On. (You can alternatively use Event-Display Unlocked if you prefer no status icons on your lockscreen either.)
The first task (triggered by Display Off) checks your current icon setup, then disables all icons. It consists of three steps:
Step 1: AutoTools Secure Settings.
Configuration: Custom Setting
Setting type: secure
Name: icon_blacklist
Input type: string
Value: LEAVE BLANK
Read setting: enabled
(this reads current icon setup into a local variable)
Step 2: Variable Set
%Icon_blacklist
to
%icon_blacklist
(note capitalization. this puts current setup into a global variable for use later)
Step 3: AutoTools Secure Settings.
Configuration: Custom Setting
Setting type: secure
Name: icon_blacklist
Input type: string
Value: battery,zen,cast,wifi,alarm_clock,headset,hotspot,bluetooth,mobile,ethernet,rotate,volume,managed_profile
Read setting: disabled
(this blacklists ALL status icons)
The second task (triggered by Display On or Display Unlocked) is just one step:
AutoTools Secure Settings.
Configuration: Custom Setting
Setting type: secure
Name: icon_blacklist
Input type: string
Value: %Icon_blacklist
Read setting: disabled
(this restores your saved setup)
Obviously, you'll want to enable the center clock mod through substratum as well.
You may notice some lag in the icons appearing or disappearing; from what I've seen, icons enabling when I turn on the screen happens instantly 95% of the time, but there's sometimes a second or two delay in them disappearing when I lock the phone. Don't really see this as a problem, though - it's not like I'm looking intently at my phone right after locking it.
[Edit: it seems like lag on wake is more likely if the phone's been off for a few minutes, probably because it's waking from doze. Still, it's no more than a couple of seconds.]
If you're *really* picky, you could probably find a way to trigger these profiles on notification shade expanded/collapsed as well, seeing as there's also the glitch of the statusbar icons being visible through that new translucent shade when they shouldn't be...but I'm not going to go that far!
Or you could just use substweaks and not have the double statusbar in the first place
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MSF Jarvis said:
Or you could just use substweaks and not have the double statusbar in the first place
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It's not a double status bar, it's the status bar icons staying visible on always-on display. Only one set of icons but appearing where they shouldn't. Still present with substweaks (tried it earlier today to see if an update had resolved it - no luck), as well as with the multi-mod posted in the development forum (though the dev there was making progress with it, last I checked).
You're not going to share a screenshot so we can see your results?
MSF Jarvis said:
Or you could just use substweaks and not have the double statusbar in the first place
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Yep, I used this too specifically for centre clock. Works well!
rabaker07 said:
You're not going to share a screenshot so we can see your results?
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If you can tell me how to take a screenshot of the always-on display.... (I don't have another device available - I'm travelling until next month.)
tardis_42 said:
If you can tell me how to take a screenshot of the always-on display.... (I don't have another device available - I'm travelling until next month.)
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Hold power and volume down buttons simultaneously for about 2 seconds.
Badger50 said:
Hold power and volume down buttons simultaneously for about 2 seconds.
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This doesn't work on AOD because the device is "off".
tardis_42 said:
This doesn't work on AOD because the device is "off".
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Try adb screencap
MishaalRahman said:
Try adb screencap
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Thanks, never knew that was a thing! Added screens to op.
Bump almost purely for the effort you put in to this. I may test it out and report on the delays on my device.
Thanks man!
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Juzman said:
Yep, I used this too specifically for centre clock. Works well!
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Which setting is this in substweaks?
Spaniard85 said:
Which setting is this in substweaks?
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Status bar, clock placement.
Juzman said:
Status bar, clock placement.
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I'm sorry, I thought you were referencing a way substweaks can prevent the icons in AOD.
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Oh man so coool thanks for directions and everything ?
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App Settings, I'd assume.
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Good for you.
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wuut? Hooow?
What is this green flashlight widget ?
rostropol said:
What is this green flashlight widget ?
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That's quick torch, it's compatible with the quick circle case too.
4ndroid99 said:
That's quick torch, it's compatible with the quick circle case too.
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Many thanks for your quick reply, I installed it and it fits the whole flatui colors more than others.
The answer is right there in the screen. ?
It's a toggle in the launcher pro hidden menu. It will enable stuff disabled buy carriers.
G3
20degrees said:
The answer is right there in the screen. ?
It's a toggle in the launcher pro hidden menu. It will enable stuff disabled buy carriers.
G3
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Could you please list the steps or the settings needed to modify the home screen to rotate. I have spent countless hours trying to configure this and while I can get the screen to rotate it will not rotate properly without either cutting off the text under the apps or showing an additional portion of the adjoining screen. It also will not scroll from screen to screen properly either.
Any help you could provide would be so greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Fredro21 said:
Could you please list the steps or the settings needed to modify the home screen to rotate. I have spent countless hours trying to configure this and while I can get the screen to rotate it will not rotate properly without either cutting off the text under the apps or showing an additional portion of the adjoining screen. It also will not scroll from screen to screen properly either.
Any help you could provide would be so greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
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That's because you set the hot seat to switch to landscape when going to landscape mode. Change hot seat to stay in portrait while in landscape and you Will be able to scroll and nothing will get cut off
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Confused...... Why can't I get my Home screen to rotate?
Beards said:
Confused...... Why can't I get my Home screen to rotate?
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Root your device
Install Tweaksbox
Inside Tweaksbox, go to "LG Launcher Tweaks" and check "Enable LG Launcher's hidden settings"
Restart phone
Go to Home Screen Settings
You will see at the bottom in bold "Hidden Settings"
Uncheck "FEATURE_DEFAULT_PORTRAITVIEWONLY"
Uncheck "FEATURE_USE_PORTRAIT_ONLY"
Check "FEATURE_USE_ROTATE_LAYOUT"
Check "FEATURE_RESIZING_AND_MAKE_CENTER_Y_WALLPAPER_ON_LANDSCAPE"
I believe that does it right away, but you may have to restart your phone again.
flaring afro said:
Root your device
Install Tweaksbox
Inside Tweaksbox, go to "LG Launcher Tweaks" and check "Enable LG Launcher's hidden settings"
Restart phone
Go to Home Screen Settings
You will see at the bottom in bold "Hidden Settings"
Uncheck "FEATURE_DEFAULT_PORTRAITVIEWONLY"
Uncheck "FEATURE_USE_PORTRAIT_ONLY"
Check "FEATURE_USE_ROTATE_LAYOUT"
Check "FEATURE_RESIZING_AND_MAKE_CENTER_Y_WALLPAPER_ON_LANDSCAPE"
I believe that does it right away, but you may have to restart your phone again.
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No... I've done this without rooting the phone. I know because I did it not long back but for the life of me I can not remember how I did it.... Or am I going mad.
Someone help please, I've activated hidden menu but when I tick/untick selections the settings dont stick (even after reboot) and I cant save menu or workspace, any ideas? Cheers
Beards said:
No... I've done this without rooting the phone. I know because I did it not long back but for the life of me I can not remember how I did it.... Or am I going mad.
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Found out how I did it ~ I used Nova: Nova Settings/Look and Feel/Screen Orientation and changed it from Default to Auto-Rotate.
Job done.
Beards said:
Found out how I did it ~ I used Nova: Nova Settings/Look and Feel/Screen Orientation and changed it from Default to Auto-Rotate.
Job done.
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Sorry perhaps I have missed something, does LG use Nova as stock Launcher and if not how is it relative to this thread? I am not saying you're wrong I just dont understand the relevance. Cheers.
homer285 said:
Sorry perhaps I have missed something, does LG use Nova as stock Launcher and if not how is it relative to this thread? I am not saying you're wrong I just dont understand the relevance. Cheers.
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I was simply replying to my own posting where I couldn't remember how I managed to rotate the Home Screens.
I remembered in the end and again answered in reply to both my own statement and being informed I had to root.
There are ton of apps out there that will force your phone to rotate. I use one called alternate rotation control. You can make any app or your any home screen rotate.
A little while ago, I was looking in my per-app notifications and I realized there was a sensitive setting.
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primetechv2 said:
A little while ago, I was looking in my per-app notifications and I realized there was a sensitive setting.
Now, I can no longer find this setting.
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Download the app called App Ops and it will let you configure the permissions... If that is what you are looking for...
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you can go to Accessibility in the settings and it will let you configure the notifications settings...
Chaitanyapatel8880 said:
Download the app called App Ops and it will let you configure the permissions... If that is what you are looking for...
Edit:
you can go to Accessibility in the settings and it will let you configure the notifications settings...
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This is actually a menu I found inside the Sounds and Notifications part of the Settings menu, where you have a list of apps and you can configure them to be Priority or Blocked.
There was a Sensitive setting, which still shows up as gray text underneath the apps where I set them (along with Blocked and Priority when necessary) so apparently my S5 remembers I once configured several apps to be explicitly Sensitive.
I thought this behavior was intentional, so I was really disappointed when my S5 wouldn't hide the things I marked as Sensitive when I set lock screen notifications to Show All, and I was disappointed again when I set the notification mode to Hide Sensitive and it didn't show the notifications I had marked as not being Sensitive.
But now this option has disappeared. Is it available in your phone, like my screenshot?
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primetechv2 said:
This is actually a menu I found inside the Sounds and Notifications part of the Settings menu, where you have a list of apps and you can configure them to be Priority or Blocked.
There was a Sensitive setting, which still shows up as gray text underneath the apps where I set them (along with Blocked and Priority when necessary) so apparently my S5 remembers I once configured several apps to be explicitly Sensitive.
I thought this behavior was intentional, so I was really disappointed when my S5 wouldn't hide the things I marked as Sensitive when I set lock screen notifications to Show All, and I was disappointed again when I set the notification mode to Hide Sensitive and it didn't show the notifications I had marked as not being Sensitive.
But now this option has disappeared. Is it available in your phone, like my screenshot?
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I hunted every single options and sub options in my settings but It is not showing any option like yours...
Chaitanyapatel8880 said:
I hunted every single options and sub options in my settings but It is not showing any option like yours...
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Are you running Lollipop? It's pretty recent, and that detail is definitely important.
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Are you running Lollipop? It's pretty recent, and that detail is definitely important.
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Yes I am running lollipop.
I'll probably try to repeat the steps to do this in more detail tomorrow on my phone. Until then... Maybe this was a fluke?
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Ok.... Found it but in mine it is little different...
It is till under the same area, Sound and Notifications.
It says App Notifications
But the thing is.... In mine, when I go in that app notifications, It just gives me only one option.... "Show notifications" with check box.
It does not show the options like yours...
Chaitanyapatel8880 said:
Ok.... Found it but in mine it is little different...
It is till under the same area, Sound and Notifications.
It says App Notifications
But the thing is.... In mine, when I go in that app notifications, It just gives me only one option.... "Show notifications" with check box.
It does not show the options like yours...
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Odd. Do you have a Priority mode, and if so, maybe you have to enable it first?
I manually set some of my apps to be Sensitive before the option was revoked.
None of the Sensitive-marked apps show the option, so I can no longer make any app Sensitive. The app I have a screenshot of above also no longer has the option, indicating something's changed.
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Same problem - Success
I had the same problem. It seems to be implemented opposite how I thought. You have to choose "Show all content", then choose what apps' notifications should be treated as sensitive.
Does anyone have any clue as to what activity or intent to send to turn on/off LED Notification and Always On Display on the S7 Edge?
I make extensive use of AutoMagic Premium (http://automagic4android.com) and Lightning Launcher Pro (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.pierrox.lightning_launcher_extreme) and their collective abilities allow me to automatically change home screens (like when I connect to the Bluetooth in my car) and start activities and such. I'd really prefer not to load yet another app to do these things but, instead, just send an intent that turns on or off LED Notification at the appropriate times and turn on/off AOD. I've been through the list of activities in quite a few apps including those in Settings and the Samsung apps (via Activity Launcher, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.szalkowski.activitylauncher, and a few other such apps) haven't found anything that will actually do the job.
I've tried searching for help but haven't found a good set of search terms that'll yield useful results -- everything directs me to Settings or a review of the S7 Edge and what AOD is or what color the LED flashes
For the LED, you can use Tasker with the Samsung LED controller plug in:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tinyroar.galaxys3ledcontroller
There are some other apps that support Tasker plug-ins, but I don't know if the ones you mention do or not.
meyerweb said:
For the LED, you can use Tasker with the Samsung LED controller plug in:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tinyroar.galaxys3ledcontroller
There are some other apps that support Tasker plug-ins, but I don't know if the ones you mention do or not.
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Thanks, works great! Automagic works with Tasker plug-ins and Lightning Launcher can be driven by Tasker (and compatible) programs so I've set up a little task driven by time-of-day to automatically have LL display my Night home screen and turn off the notification LEDs. I've also set up another task that gets triggered when I long press the Back key on my Night home screen in LL that sets "Day" mode and turns the notification LEDs back on.
Samsung LED controller doesn't seem to affect Always On Display. Does anyone know of anything I can use to set/reset this without going to Settings? I'm using Good Lock and AOD isn't currently available in the quick settings.
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Thanks, works great! Automagic works with Tasker plug-ins and Lightning Launcher can be driven by Tasker (and compatible) programs so I've set up a little task driven by time-of-day to automatically have LL display my Night home screen and turn off the notification LEDs. I've also set up another task that gets triggered when I long press the Back key on my Night home screen in LL that sets "Day" mode and turns the notification LEDs back on.
Samsung LED controller doesn't seem to affect Always On Display. Does anyone know of anything I can use to set/reset this without going to Settings? I'm using Good Lock and AOD isn't currently available in the quick settings.
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I use Tasker to turn off AOD at night but you have to have the Secure Settings Plugin and to be able to access the setting for AOD you have to have the paid version.
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I use Tasker to turn off AOD at night but you have to have the Secure Settings Plugin and to be able to access the setting for AOD you have to have the paid version.
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I had completely forgotten about Secure Settings, thank you! The plugin works with Automagic, too.
I bought Tasker back when it first came out and used it then but Tasker's UI and lack of decent documentation finally got the better of me and I haven't used it nor any of the plugins i used/bought for it for a couple of years. Automagic has its own quirks but I guess I'm used to themm Maybe I should take another look at Tasker? Hmmm...
Anyway, thank you for the Secure Settings pointer! Work great and, with that, my quest is over. Well, almost Just wondering if anyone else has any other suggestions? Development seems to have stopped on Secure Settings and, while it does everything I need it to do, I'd like to have another option, just in case.
I have found that you can find some good Tasker solutions by searching on Reddit. I agree that there should be more documentation for Tasker.
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I have found that you can find some good Tasker solutions by searching on Reddit. I agree that there should be more documentation for Tasker.
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There are good solutions on Reddit and there are a lot of good solutions here on XDA...there's even a Tasker Tips and Tricks forum at http://forum.xda-developers.com/u/tasker-tips-tricks! My problem is I just don't have the time anymore to do that much reading! Learning new container architectures and new language (GO, anyone?) and new (to me) delivery facilities (Chef, ANT) are taking up most of my time nowadays
Well, thanks to the pointers and apps given to me by the contributors to this thread, I've managed to accomplish everything with just Automagic! I'll document what I did in case anyone else is looking for a solution. I have no doubt that I could accomplish the same thing with Tasker but I'm using Automagic so that's what I'll document.
I can (un)set the system setting LED Indicator by using Automagic's "Set System Settings" action and manipulating 4 settings in the System category: led_indicator_missed_event, led_indicator_low_battery, ed_indicator_voice_recording, and led_indicator_charing (note, no "g" -- it's not charging, it's charing!).
I can (un)set Always On Display by using Automagic's "Set System Settings" action and manipulating a single setting in the System category: aod_mode.
Thanks, everyone, for your help!
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I use Tasker to turn off AOD at night but you have to have the Secure Settings Plugin and to be able to access the setting for AOD you have to have the paid version.
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Thanks for this. I hadn't found that option in Secure Settings. It would be nice if they listed all the options alphabetically, instead of randomly.
Tried to switch AOD on and off on my S7 using macrodroid and secure settings but the AOD doesn't turn on when I use 1 or off when I use 0.
Any help please?
Thank you!
EDIT: Ok, got it working now as described above!
Don't you hate the navbar?
Isn't it way to big and destroys look of the beautiful big screen?
And what about burn-ins?
There's a simple solution.
Completely hide the navbar and use PIE instead.
And it even makes one hand usage easier. Especially for S8+.
You no longer have to try to reach the statusbar or the back or recents button - doesn't matter on which hand you hold the phone.
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This is a no-root solution. This won't trip knox nor will you loose your phones guarantee.
Anyway, all these steps are described as is and everything you do is on your own risk.
Don't blame me if anything goes wrong. But there isn't anything risky at all, so you should be safe.
Step-by-step guide:
Go to PlayStore and download Shortcutter Quick Settings and Pie Control
Go into Android settings and select developer settings at the very bottom (if you don't have it, do the steps described here)
Activate USB-Debugging
Make sure ADB and the needed drivers are installed on your computer. If not, do the 15 seconds installation described here.
Connect your phone to your computer and approve/allow all dialogs coming up on your phone.
Open CMD on your computer and write in the following 'adb shell pm grant com.leedroid.shortcutter android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS' (without asterics)
Wait few seconds. Then you can disconnect your phone again from your computer.
Open the app "Pie Control" you installed before on your phone and select 'Side'.
Activate the option 'ENABLE SIDE AREA' on the top using the slider
Click on the 'Level 1' tab and remove all entries there using the recycle bin icon.
Click on the first entry on Button 1, 2 and 3 and add the navigation buttons ('Tools' > 'Home' / 'Back' / 'Recent apps')
You should now be able to slide from both edges of the screen and the PIE controls with the three important buttons ('Home' / 'Back' / 'Recent apps') should come up
(You might want to change the settings on the 'Level 2' tab as well. I set them to 'Volume control', 'Camera', and 'Notification', which brings up the notification bar)
Next we need to get rid of the navigation bar.
Open the app "Shortcutter Quick Settings" you installed before on your phone and activate the very first option 'Security settings'.
Swipe right and activate "Immersive" (you might deactivate all the others if you don't need them).
Swipe down the status/notification bar with two fingers so that the quick setting tiles come up.
Tap on the three dots on the top right and select the first option.
Drag&drop the 'Immersive' tile from the bottom to the top setting tiles.
Tap on Done on the top right.
Now click on the 'Immersive' tile and then select the last option 'NO NAV'.
We're done!
Here some pictures how some apps look like after these steps and how PIE looks like.
Enjoy!
You do know that the soft keys move to prevent burn in right?
Big fan of pie control though can't live without it!
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Is there still the bug, that keyboard won't show up when navbar is in immersive mode?
No need to scaremonger about burn in (which won't happen by the way), this thread can stand on it's own two feet as pie controls are pretty cool.
People are already complaining about navbar burn ins on reddit, xda, ... and there are also pictures showing the burn-ins.
So there's a reason to worry about it, sadly.
But as @Jonathan-H wrote, Pie on such a big screen looks awesome.
@Bautinho88 yes, the bug happens only when the notification bar is hidden. When hiding only the navbar this doesn't happen.
I think it is funny how a small change can make peeps freak out. Ever consider the top status bar and the static info up there? No burn-in.... It is dynamically the same as the nav bar... It will be ok peeps. Pie control is sweet though!
Kenishi99 said:
People are already complaining about navbar burn ins on reddit, xda, ... and there are also pictures showing the burn-ins.
So there's a reason to worry about it, sadly.
But as @Jonathan-H wrote, Pie on such a big screen looks awesome.
@Bautinho88 yes, the bug happens only when the notification bar is hidden. When hiding only the navbar this doesn't happen.
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I made it with shortcutter Quick Settings. Works like a charm. I don't need pie control
Hi there,
So now there is finally a way to have right-aligned clock on Pie! This has bugged me first time I booted on the new OS, having the clock left-handed was a bummer to me, all these years looking on the top-right corner of my phone on every single phone I had... Well now there's a way to change this without root!
EDIT: Install Good Lock 2019 Quick Panel Star, select Clock Position and Adjust.
OLD METHOD:
Check out K-Klock, you'll also need Substratum and here you go: install K-Klock via the K-Manager, the go to Substratum and install K-Klock overlay by selecting "Right: No Lockscreen" in the overlay's options.
Tip: add a custom color "white with 20% transparency" if you want to match battery's color, like in my screenshot.
Can you hide the carrier label on the status bar with this?
therebel88 said:
Can you hide the carrier label on the status bar with this?
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I used this https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=substratum.draco.systemmods to hide the carrier
Mwyann said:
Hi there,
So now there is finally a way to have right-aligned clock on Pie! This has bugged me first time I booted on the new OS, having the clock left-handed was a bummer to me, all these years looking on the top-right corner of my phone on every single phone I had... Well now there's a way to change this without root!
Check out K-Klock, you'll also need Substratum and here you go: install K-Klock via the K-Manager, the go to Substratum and install K-Klock overlay by selecting "Right: No Lockscreen" in the overlay's options.
Tip: add a custom color "white with 20% transparency" if you want to match battery's color, like in my screenshot.
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I can't seem to find the transparency option when adding a custom color. Is it a paid option only?
therebel88 said:
I can't seem to find the transparency option when adding a custom color. Is it a paid option only?
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No, you have a scrollbar to choose the transparency, just below the color picker. Or you can go to advanced color wheel and set the hex code by yourself (I guess #14FFFFFF)
In settings_secure there is a value called icon_blacklist which if you add stuff to it it takes away status bar icons so in android pie if you add middle_clock_position the clock will be moved to middle and if you add right_clock_position it will move to the right
Nochlab1 said:
In settings_secure there is a value called icon_blacklist which if you add stuff to it it takes away status bar icons so in android pie if you add middle_clock_position the clock will be moved to middle and if you add right_clock_position it will move to the right
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how do you do this?
oneandroidnut said:
how do you do this?
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Get the app systemui tuner from play store and register for beta on play store then wait till beta downloads then give it permissions from computer then in status bar menu there is a menu called custom in there add
right_clock_position
Nochlab1 said:
In settings_secure there is a value called icon_blacklist which if you add stuff to it it takes away status bar icons so in android pie if you add middle_clock_position the clock will be moved to middle and if you add right_clock_position it will move to the right
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WOW… Great… it worked…
Thanks a lot
me7tarfeek said:
WOW… Great… it worked…
Thanks a lot
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The credit goes to the creator of the systemui tuner app he posted this on his telgram group
(And btw putting middle_clock_position instead of right_clock_position will put clock in middle)
So I was just trying some things in Tasker and found this can be done. If you create a task under display you'll have status bar icon. Put in the box "right_clock_position" without quotes and then run the task
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Nochlab1 said:
In settings_secure there is a value called icon_blacklist which if you add stuff to it it takes away status bar icons so in android pie if you add middle_clock_position the clock will be moved to middle and if you add right_clock_position it will move to the right
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Nochlab1 said:
Get the app systemui tuner from play store and register for beta on play store then wait till beta downloads then give it permissions from computer then in status bar menu there is a menu called custom in there add
right_clock_position
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Nochlab1 said:
The credit goes to the creator of the systemui tuner app he posted this on his telgram group
(And btw putting middle_clock_position instead of right_clock_position will put clock in middle)
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With SystemUI Tuner (Beta)
Instead of going to "Status Bar" you can go to "TouchWiz" and under "Miscellaneous" there is "Clock Position"
there you can select left, middle, right
It was just updated with that yesterday.....
Dutchmast3r said:
With SystemUI Tuner (Beta)
Instead of going to "Status Bar" you can go to "TouchWiz" and under "Miscellaneous" there is "Clock Position"
there you can select left, middle, right
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Correct ??
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This worked like a charm, thanks!
Now to find a way to disable that icon for "Mobile Data Turned Off".
nwo122383 said:
So I was just trying some things in Tasker and found this can be done. If you create a task under display you'll have status bar icon. Put in the box "right_clock_position" without quotes and then run the taskView attachment 4704505View attachment 4704506View attachment 4704507
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I logged in just to thank you and confirm this is working. I couldn't sign up for SystemUI Tuner beta so you sir are a GENIUS.
Thanks!
simplyazn04 said:
I logged in just to thank you and confirm this is working. I couldn't sign up for SystemUI Tuner beta so you sir are a GENIUS.
Thanks!
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Awesome! Glad you were able to get it to work.
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I followed your steps and I don't know what I'm doing wrong
dutchmast3r said:
with systemui tuner (beta)
instead of going to "status bar" you can go to "touchwiz" and under "miscellaneous" there is "clock position"
there you can select left, middle, right
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work thank you
This is awesome thanks for the info!