How do I change the navigation bar button layout from Back/Home/Recents to Recents/Home/Back?
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Jacckz said:
How do I change the navigation bar button layout from Back/Home/Recents to Recents/Home/Back?
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There is an app on play store called Custom Navbar,you can invert back & recent button with it,but you must grant security setting with adb,
root made it easier
Darvis Ken said:
There is an app on play store called Custom Navbar,you can invert back & recent button with it,but you must grant security setting with adb,
root made it easier
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Thank you, Custom Navigation Bar app worked but how do I remove the Google/double circle icon for the home button?
by disabling google assistant app you can remove that circle i also removed it.. nd how to disable it you can google it or check on youtube thank you....
Jacckz said:
Thank you, Custom Navigation Bar app worked but how do I remove the Google/double circle icon for the home button?
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try to set your display to smaller
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I really love this 4-buttons style of AOSP, menu button is on very right position, and seems like it does not take space. Like bellow.
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Does anyone know how to get that instead of stock soft keys? Or what application provide soft keys customization function including adding that menu soft key?
Thank you
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gmd.hidesoftkeys
Do you have any solution that make it always on instead of auto hide
KaiStone said:
Do you have any solution that make it always on instead of auto hide
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Have you given pie a try? also GMD auto hide soft keys can be turned on all the time but then you have it cutting into content... sadly Softkeyz dosnt work with the G2 so for now i think the only way to get stock AOSP softkeys would be to rom an AOSP rom... i would suggest trying out pie though! didnt think id like it as much on this phone.. i just hide with GMD auto hide soft keys all the time and downloaded the PIE app from the play store... full 5.2 inch display is a win for me
For those like me that have tinkered around and inverted colors once you'll notice that you have an unremovable quick toggle now... Annoying. Here's how to remove it (and perhaps any other toggle you might have accidentally enabled).
This is what I'm referring to:
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From terminal enter these commands:
su
pm clear com.android.systemui
reboot
Alternatively you can use: "adb shell" with this command from a computer if you don't want to use a terminal but I find this way easier.
Please note that this will also clear your wallpaper but that's easy to fix.
the quick toggles will be removed if they are not used in 30 days also. but it's nice to know of a quick and dirty way to fix it asap.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/1...will-disappear-month-trick-makes-go-away-now/
I'm on stock and I don't have that in my quick settings
milli5410 said:
I'm on stock and I don't have that in my quick settings
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Go into accessibility in settings, you can turn on invert colors there. Once you do it the widget will appear in your dropdown allowing you to turn it on or off.....
Just long press on the invert colors quick toggle to disable it.
How to add flashlight shortcut to the quick toggles?
asankalilan said:
How to add flashlight shortcut to the quick toggles?
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which rom your using...?
add some details
EMONESSboy said:
which rom your using...?
add some details
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using the Motion Rom LL on G7105.. help
asankalilan said:
using the Motion Rom LL on G7105.. help
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long press on home screen
Then widgets
then search asiistive flashlight
asankalilan said:
How to add flashlight shortcut to the quick toggles?
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try to use an apk quick toogles manager ~
asankalilan said:
How to add flashlight shortcut to the quick toggles?
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1. Install QuickPanel Manager apk.
2. Add keyword "TorchLight" in end with semicolon (
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2617552
Tested on my stockrom..
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This is what I wanted out of my S8+ the moment I heard Samsung was going soft nav bar style... PIE Control!!
Heres how to do it;
Install a pie control interface from play, here are a couple;
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ace.jun.simplepie&hl=en
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ivianuu.halo&hl=en
Then add this line to build.prop under /system/ dir to disable soft nav bar;
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
Save and reboot
May want to think about using titanium to convert user app pie controls to system app as well to prevent accidental uninstall (I haven't done that yet.)
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You can use LMT (search xda for it) dies not require root and when's great.
ShrekOpher said:
You can use LMT (search xda for it) dies not require root and when's great.
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+1
LMT is the second most important app on any phone I use. Pie, gestures, ISAS.... beautiful tasker compatibility ?
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Thanks for the info. Quick question though, is there a way to permanently hide the Navigation Bar without Root? I'm familiar with the above method of the Build.prop, but I'm not rooted currently, and can't seem to figure out how to remove it.
Is there an option to hide this pesky white line at the bottom @ nothing phone? (running niagara luncher but no luck)
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WarpGuN said:
Is there an option to hide this pesky white line at the bottom @ nothing phone? (running niagara luncher but no luck)
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Not without root. Best option is to remove navbar completely.
How to Remove Navigation Bar Gesture Pill on Android 12 Without Root
In this comprehensive tutorial, we will show you detailed instructions to Remove the Navigation Bar Gesture Pill on Android 12.
www.droidwin.com
You're welcome
Pixelramp said:
How to Remove Navigation Bar Gesture Pill on Android 12 Without Root
In this comprehensive tutorial, we will show you detailed instructions to Remove the Navigation Bar Gesture Pill on Android 12.
www.droidwin.com
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hmmm... the fabricate overlay keeps crashing when naming the overlay and does not save anything
Fabricate overlay will not work on nothing os, since Google is fixed this hole in January 2022