So I totally know this is a new phone, and S-Off has only recently been achieved.
However does anybody know how to create this mod??
I really liked it on my previous phones.
Install Xposed framework and the Gravity Box [KK] module. Be sure to activate and reboot as needed. The setting is under Navigation Bar Tweaks of Gravity Box.
I had the Xposed Framework on my DNA, any issues with it on the M8?? I do know that some modules didn't play nicely together. It also seems that Gravity Box is for AOSP roms, Sense is not even close to AOSP.
Thank you
All I can tell you is that I have gravity box on my stock, rooted, S-off Verizon m8 and my volume keys control the cursor. I also use Gravity Box for a handful of other status bar and navigation bar tweaks without any problems. My attitude is to make a nandroid and then see what happens (so long as I'm not flashing things in recovery).
In that case i'll give it a try.
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I'd donate a few bucks to the first ROM I can find that have ALL of these features.
I'm stuck between one or antoher because one ROM will have some, and the other has the other few.
Kitkat 4.4.2
Clear all Recents button
- Option to select which side
Status bar that when can be pulled down, can be swipe from quick settings to notifications
Navbar Ring Shortcuts with working longpress
- Torch as one of the options
Option for volume buttons to control media instead of sound.
If anyone knows of a ROM that has all of these, please let me know.
Would greatly appreciate any developer who could include all of these options.
Thanks
Try the Xposed Framework w/ the GravityBox Module (for KK).
If you are rooted then you can install the xposed module and then Gravity box to enable all these features on stock
+agree, just go Gravity Box route. You won't be disappointed. .
I downloaded it but Gravity box doesn't have any feature for changing navigation bar ring shortcuts, the ability to swipe the status bar left or right to change it, or to use the volume keys to change media sound instead of ringer.
So, that didn't work out so well.
I'm gonna try gravity box
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I downloaded it but Gravity box doesn't have any feature for changing navigation bar ring shortcuts, the ability to swipe the status bar left or right to change it, or to use the volume keys to change media sound instead of ringer.
So, that didn't work out so well.
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It doesn't do swipe notifications / quick tiles whichvis a shame. You could always request it in gravity box thread. I miss this feature. However, I am making do with quick pull down.
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Hey Guys I Just Got a Note 3, and I updated it to 4.4.2, installed Xposed Framework, and since I love the GravityBox Mod, I installed it to see what would work, and at the moment it kind of does, not everything works, but it doesnt crash either.
So Far I've Found Working
-Ultimate Notification Control
-Brightness Control By Sliding Finger on Status Bar Works
-Double Tap to Sleep
-Maximized Widgets
-ALL Battery Settings (Status Bar)
-Data Traffic Monitor
-Pie Controls
-Power Tweaks
-Most if Not All Display Tweaks
-Most Miscellaneous Tweaks
-More
So Try it Out For Yourself, and Let Me Know if This Helped!
You could use Wanam XPosed, it's a module especially for Samsung phones. Everything in that module will work.
Well not quite everything, but Wanam was designed for TW devices and is definately mkre compatibale. With that said GravityBox does have different options.
@RGNDI may I ask what does ultimate notification control do? Does it allow lock screen notifications?
PS: Careful when fiddling around GravityBox and always have a Nandroid backup. For eaxmple enabling lock screen targets will render your phone unlockable
I am actually using both at the same time, guess I forgot to mention that in the OP, Wanam is cool but Gravity Box has a more stuff Wanam is missing, so I wanted to report how Gravity was working for me at the moment!
Ultimate Notification is a LED, Sound and Vibration Control Module for notifications!
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I am actually using both at the same time, guess I forgot to mention that in the OP, Wanam is cool but Gravity Box has a more stuff Wanam is missing, so I wanted to report how Gravity was working for me at the moment!
Ultimate Notification is a LED, Sound and Vibration Control Module for notifications!
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Is it possible to only use the Ultimate Notificacion option? I mean, install all but not touch anything because of the compatibility and only use that part because im using lightflow but it drops my battery life, so if i use xposed i know that the battery will be better, is that correct?
Sorry for my english, im from argentina!!
Does anybody know if using GB and Wanam at the same time will cause any problems?
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Does anybody know if using GB and Wanam at the same time will cause any problems?
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I am using both wanam and gravity box since using note 3 6 months ago, so far no problem. Good.
I removed GB again because I became battery problems. Nothing serious, but "Android OS" often used up more battery than my screen. After deinstalling BG I had no more such problems.
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I removed GB again because I became battery problems. Nothing serious, but "Android OS" often used up more battery than my screen. After deinstalling BG I had no more such problems.
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My GB start working properly with Wanam after reinstalling busy-box.
I would love to find an xposed module for reassigning the navbar soft keys...swapping the positions, modifying the quick and long-press of each button, etc.
Any recommendations for me? I'm running stock on the Verizon HTC ONE M8...rooted w/ s-off
Sense 6 toolbox might have what you're looking for. I'm not sure about swapping positions but you might be able to swap behavior and then use softkeyz (from the play store) to swap the images for each
Gravity box does all this, my back button is on the right, long press it to sleep.
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Newb here, it's always white and ugly. How to do it no root?
You need to root then install Xposed then in Xposed search BlackNavigationBar
Download the app called Navbar apps
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Newb here, it's always white and ugly. How to do it no root?
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I strongly recommend removing the navigation bar all together and enable gestures, at least try it. I liked it so much I cant go back to nav bars again
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I strongly recommend removing the navigation bar all together and enable gestures, at least try it. I liked it so much I cant go back to nav bars again
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Gestures are trash. Tried for a week
Meizu did it best years ago.
Navbar apps is CLOSE to working (not great) and I do NOT want to root. All that does is lead to problems. We need OP to add system level control over navbar color, that would be awesome (if possible)
I use navbar while trying also to get used to gestures.
It does not need root, BTW. And it has some nice customisations. But sometimes, it gets forgotten, and the customisations don't apply (Which often resolves after a few moments but it just means it's not perfect).
There is also a module that can detect when keyboard is open, so you can choose a keyboard appropriate colour, rather than in apps like Facebook having bright white navbar against my material dark themed keyboard.
Gestures could be quite nice, but I need more control of them. For example, I find the home gesture and back gestures get mixed up sometimes. I would rather have one side of the phone dedicated to home (right side, until about 25% from the edge) and the rest to act as back.
Also, I still have some apps that use menu button, which, with buttons, can be mapped to long press recent tasks, but has no equivalent gesture. It could have a similar gesture to how you get to recent apps, but from the back button side. It would keep the gesture logic and adds a function that works in certain contexts.
Until gestures have the controls I need, I will continue using navbar. Coming from an Honor phone, it's really great that it works, even if it sometimes forgets to activate. (Huawei's os has this magical way to overwrite any customisations that the user might like).
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Also the hide the nav bar option gives you transparent nav bar.
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Gestures are trash. Tried for a week
Meizu did it best years ago.
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correct. I don't understand why OnePlus didn't do it like that instead.
f you have Xposed Systemless and Magisk installed (requires root and an unlocked bootloader obviously, also assuming this is for the Oneplus 5, 5T, or 6) install the Xposed Module "BlackNavigation Bar for Oneplus 5T, Oneplus 6" by yuanwofei. Works great and makes it black instead.
has anyone figured out a way to swap back and recents on the navbar? i've tried adb and modules with no success.
got it with gravity box, along with everything else i needed fixed (clock location, custom keys...). i completely forgot about it since i haven't used it since the old sammy days.