Is there any way to disable the navbar for a full screen navigation. I have immersive mode on but when I swipe up from the bottom it still pops up. That's what I want to dis able. I already have an alternative installed and it works very well. I'm on Oreo beta so no root sadly.
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Custom Gestures like these jailbreak tweak on iPhone that I can do whatever I want. For example I can go to home screen by swiping using 2 fingers from the right to left but also if possible it also have an option to hide the navbar or swiping from the bottom to up to show navbar and single tap on the screen to hide it again. I think it would be useful for someone who wants to hide navbar and play games and use applications in fullscreen mode.
examples:
*double/tripple tapping in status bar to toggle on/off the torch
*swiping gestures to open an app immediately anywhere on your screen
*gestures on the status bar to open power buttons(for people who doesn't want to press the button from behind)
I don't know if there was/were an application/mod/rom that have this tweak, but if it is available now, can someone link me to that tweak thread?
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I jumped on the bandwagon of the prime day PH-1 and picked one up. I ran through all of the updates and turned on the fingerprint sensor gestures but they aren't working. fingerprint for unlock works just fine though. I've rebooted several times and done a hard reset to no avail. Am I out of luck here?
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If you updated to Android Pie you have to enable gestures. Burried all the way in the system tab at the bottom of settings.
What do they do? I find the sensor is not in a good place for gestures.
I love the apps oneplus gestures and hide nav bar though. Gives same gestures as op6 and hides nav bar for full screen.
Shame they are not built in along with double tap to wake and skip lock screen after face unlock.
On the Essential its just to pull down the notification shade.
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If you updated to Android Pie you have to enable gestures. Burried all the way in the system tab at the bottom of settings.
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I was just about to start searching for this feature. Coming from the Pixel 2 XL I realized I didn't really need it but just wanted to have it lol. This phone is really nice too bad there won't be a second one
HOW TO HIDE 100% NAV BAR ON MI A2
OLD (method) but GOLDPeople now using GMD of XDA or Fluid N.G. to hide navbar & switch to gestures on PIE
However, sometimes, there are bugs in landscape mode of games & apps. Example: Messenger chat head still not totaly on the right hand side, it flying, volume pannel is cutted bla bla
So, instead of using Hide navbar features of GMD or Fluid N.G. I suggest rooted-users to add "qemu.hw.mainkeys=1" to the last row of buildprop then reset your phone. Then you will see it's disappear 100%. (its mean you just define that your phone has hard buttons so android will automatic turn the virtual buttons off). No bugs anymore.
Magic here:
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
ALERT: Finish your gestures setup before add this to buildprop
Hi there,
I'm on Oreo stock ROM S8 with Magisk root.
Is there a way to make the navbar always visible?
I want the navbar to never disappear in full screen apps and pictures and videos, as if it was not part of the screen. It should never be hidden behind a picture etc. I hate to have to swipe up to reach the navbar. Drives me crazy.
Immersive mode is the most annoying thing I can think of. Hitting buttons in apps near the top accidentally activates the status bar etc. Perhaps there is even a way to disable full screen for all apps?
So, my navbar on my MXPE stop responding, I restored many backups, only thing that would slightly work is have display at the largest.
Then I came up with an idea I will us navigation gestures app granted root, went through the setup, disabled navbar and enabled the nav gestures app, navigation works with the app, so I disabled the navbar gest app and renabled my navbar, the navigation soft buttons now work. responsive now.
I know its years late but
Where do I get navigation gestures app