when i press on data toggle it gives a popup that additional charges will apply
can someone tell me how to remove through decompiling or editing
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An advanced power control widget.
FREE and No ADS
Note: with the latest update all
existing application shortcuts will go
away, please add them again
Contains following toggle options :
Wifi
Mobile Data (3G/4G)
2G/3G toggle (2-Click)
WiMax (4G for EVO)
Bluetooth
Bluetooth discovery
Data Sync
Airplane Mode
Screen Auto Rotate
Wifi Hotspot
Volume toggle
GPS* (shortcut to gps settings)
Four brightness modes (low, mid,
high, and auto).
Auto brightness
Flashlight
Screen Always On
USB Tether
Screen Timeout toggle
Battery info
Multimedia buttons (play/ next track/
prev track)
Multimedia mute
Added bluetooth tethering toggle.
Volume sliders
Custom application shortcut
Custom system shortcuts
(*) Direct GPS toggle is not possible
due to security restrictions on
android.
Widget can contain toggle buttons
between 2 to 8 with custom
background and button colors. To re-
arrange a toggle button, on
customization screen click the button
and move the seekbar to reposition.
Widget can also be added to the
notification bar.
On android 4.0 widget can be resized.
To use the widget, long press on the
homescreen, and select widgets and
then select the Power Controls widget.
To edit existing widget click on the
home icon in the application home
screen.Widget can also be placed in
the notification bar from the
application screen.
Permissions:
android.permission.CAMERA:
Required for the flashlight to work.
android.permission.SYSTEM_ALERT_WINDOW:
required to display a toggle choice
popup when using notification widget
(Only on gingerbread)
Note: on gingerbread, direct
notification toggle is not possible. The
clicking the notification widget, it
displays a popup to choose an action.
Note: After the update the existing
widgets will remain the same. For
customization options, you will need
to add a new widget to the screen.
FAQ
1) Can the GPS toggle be single click
instead of a shortcut to system
settings?
No. Direct GPS toggle is not possible
due to security restrictions on
android.
2) Where is the 4G toggle button or
the 2G toggle button?
There is an unified mobile data toggle
button, which should work for all
networks (2G/3G/4G). On some
mobiles Wimax toggle would also
work.
Simply add this toggle and change the
icon on the global settings screen. The
icon is only for the display purpose
and serve no functionality changes.
3) The flashlight is not working on my
device.
Flashlight is only supported on a
limited number of devices. I am not
able to support many devices as I
don’t have access to those.
4) Can the notification widget icon be
removed.
No. Current android API does not
support a notification without an icon.
You can instead use a transparent
icon or a battery icon.
5) The notification widget is pushed to
the bottom when a new notification
arrives.
Android currently does not support
adding a notification which is always
on the top. You can enable an
accessibility service which pushes the
widget on the top whenever a new
notification arrives.
On the main application screen, click
the pin icon in the notification section,
and enable the “Power Controls”
accessibility service to make the
widget pin to the top of the
notification area.
On Jelly Beans (4.1), you can set the
notification priority to the minimum
(in settings) to hie the icon, but then
the widget will no longer be always on
top.
6) Why does the app requires
CAMERA permission
This is required for the flashlight to
work.
7) I am unable to uninstall the app.U
Make sure that you have deactivated
the Device administration. Go
Settings > Security > Device Admins >
Power Controls > Deactivate.
DOWNLOAD LINK:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.painless.pc
I have rooted, de-bloated, and installed an LED notification manager, which has made my phone nearly perfect. The only lagging issue is the overly busy Status/Notification bar and drop-down. Things I would like to change:
Status Bar
- remove AM/PM from the clock
- remove NFC icon when active
- change battery status to something that takes up less space, the default is icon AND percentage. I'd ideally love to use the Circle Battery Mod.
Drop Down
- remove the brightness slider
- remove the "s finder" and "quick connect" buttons.
SykesAT said:
I have rooted, de-bloated, and installed an LED notification manager, which has made my phone nearly perfect. The only lagging issue is the overly busy Status/Notification bar and drop-down. Things I would like to change:
Status Bar
- remove AM/PM from the clock
- remove NFC icon when active
- change battery status to something that takes up less space, the default is icon AND percentage. I'd ideally love to use the Circle Battery Mod.
Drop Down
- remove the brightness slider
- remove the "s finder" and "quick connect" buttons.
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Hi,
to remove the s finder and qucik connect button, you have to open the build.prop file ( \root\system\build.prop ) with a text editor from your root explorer
(backing up the file would be a good idea)
search the line "ro.product.name=zeroflteXXX" and replace it with
"ro.product.name=zerofltevzw"
restart your phone an it's gone
that's how it worked on my stock rom.
I did this to remove the brightness slider, connect your phone to computer and with ADB
adb shell settings put system notification_panel_brightness_adjustment 0
reboot.
[email protected] said:
I did this to remove the brightness slider, connect your phone to computer and with ADB
adb shell settings put system notification_panel_brightness_adjustment 0
reboot.
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Is there an ADB comand to remove S-finder and quick connect?
Hi guys I found this cool app on the Google play store by James Fenn it allows you to modify the status bar without root it might not work flawlessly but it does this is job this does not work in the lockscreen and live/scrolling wallpaper screenshots below
FEATURES
Center Clock option
Carrier Name
Battery Percentage display
Headphone Indicator
Minimal battery usage I tested it
Material design works in most application
Custom color adjustment for applications
Quote from James Fenn Below
"The actual status bar is only hidden under the replacement; touch gestures are not overridden, and the standard notification panel is still shown. It needs a lot of permissions in order to obtain the information needed to display in the status bar."
Permissions:
- Accessibility Service: used to attempt to get the status bar color of the current app if the 'status bar coloring' preference is enabled.
- Notification Access: used to get the icons of the current notifications.
- System Alert Window, System Overlay Window: used to draw the status bar above all other apps.
- Battery Stats: used to find if the battery is charging and what percent it is at.
- Network State, Phone State: gets the type and connection of the phone network, and if airplane mode is enabled.
- Wifi State: finds if wifi is enabled and how good the connection is.
- Bluetooth: find if bluetooth is enabled & connected or not.
- Location Services: finds if GPS is enabled.
- Alarm: find if an alarm is set.
This app is and will remain ad-free and with no "pay to unlock this feature" popups. All I ask is that you provide some feedback about what I can do to improve your experience with this app.
Current Issues
Heads-up notifications dismiss keyboard
Yep.
Resize LinearLayouts for multiple icons
Since the LinearLayouts currently only take up half of the status bar (or half the status bar minus half the width of the center layout, if there are any centered icons), it is possible for them to run out of space and get cut off on small screens. A warning for this would probably be a good idea...
Backup SharedPreferences to file
Does what it says. It would be a pretty useful option, but a bit impractical where updates are concerned.
Data and signal icons are shown incorrectly
They usually (I've had a few occurrences where they do actually work properly) refuse to disappear when airplane mode is enabled or when wifi is turned off. No clue why.
Needs support for dual sim phones
I've created an IconData class for it [here](https://github.com/TheAndroidMaster...s/status/data/icon/DualNetworkIconData.java), but it doesn't seem to be working properly.
Notifications don't dismiss properly below android 4.3
Notification listener api isn't available, listens for notifications through the AccessibilityService but cannot detect when they are dismissed - temporary solution: remove all icons when the notification panel is opened.
Play Store Link https://play.google.com/store/apps/...tus&pcampaignid=APPU_1_TGZPWNX4KaaXgAbB14uoAQ
Website: https://theandroidmaster.github.io/apps/status/
Github: https://goo.gl/AUNgI4
*All credits go to James Fenn for the app
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Is there a way to remove/hide icons in the statusbar area, i.e. the power saving icon, data saver icon, etc.
I'm rooted and have xposed installed.
Thanks
Just get System UI Tuner from the Play Store, and select which icons you do/don't want to appear on the status bar.
No particular reason, but i just don't want it there.
okay, so there's is this edit option on the status bar, click that and from there you can modify it, simply drag the hotspot icon from top to the bottom where the rest of options like Cast etc are present, for custom roms it will be the edit option and for MIUI it will be the more option.
hit thanks if works !!