Are there any root apps or custom ROMs that let us use MultiWindow with any app? I see a few that only work with Xposed but of course Xposed isn't working yet.
MW Commander will allow you to use any app in multiwindow. You need root and it's a paying app, but worth its money.
Alta1r said:
MW Commander will allow you to use any app in multiwindow. You need root and it's a paying app, but worth its money.
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Exactly what I was looking for, thank you!
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Recently been rooted and i have the app GameKiller... good app but it only seems to work on a few games was just wondering what other tools are out there?
i would dearly love to be able to hack a game called "BloodBrothers RPG" by mobage, ive downloaded rar files (all password procted which i dont think exists) and done i dont know how many surveys i know.... mug lol but if anyone knows how id be eternally gratefull!:laugh:
but yeah as i say ive recently rooted my samsung s3 and would like to make the most of it so any good apps for "free stuff" apps would be extremely awesome,
thanks for reading guys
Try to support those apps that you found it is useful
Must have...
Busybox
Titanium backup
Rom toolbox
Rom manager
Game killer
Adblocker
Xpose
Xposed is a must :thumbup:
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Lungsofsteel said:
Recently been rooted and i have the app GameKiller... good app but it only seems to work on a few games was just wondering what other tools are out there?
i would dearly love to be able to hack a game called "BloodBrothers RPG" by mobage, ive downloaded rar files (all password procted which i dont think exists) and done i dont know how many surveys i know.... mug lol but if anyone knows how id be eternally gratefull!:laugh:
but yeah as i say ive recently rooted my samsung s3 and would like to make the most of it so any good apps for "free stuff" apps would be extremely awesome,
thanks for reading guys
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Seeder, for lag reduction:good:
abhi7395 said:
Must have...
Busybox
Titanium backup
Rom toolbox
Rom manager
Game killer
Adblocker
Xpose
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sounds great where can i get them and what are their functions mate?
Hey get the freedom app. It allows you to do in app purchases for free. Try that. You don't have to buy for real money in an app.. And freedom requires rooted device.. Have fun, enjoy
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adaway
titanium backup
rom manager
wifi tether
freedom
Greenify is another application I use along with most of the applications already posted.
recently i used titanium backup and an app for usb host, 2 fantastic app
Also try goomanager and root browser!
☆☆DeMeNtEd_ChAmP☆☆ don't forget to thank!★
I would like to use Greenify app on my non rooted Moto G and want Greenify some system apps (such as G+, Drive, Play Books etc.) but I am not able to Greenify any system apps.
All I can do is Greenify only those apps installed by me.
How to Greenify system apps without root, as I dont want to root at any cost.
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I would like to use Greenify app on my non rooted Moto G and want Greenify some system apps (such as G+, Drive, Play Books etc.) but I am not able to Greenify any system apps.
All I can do is Greenify only those apps installed by me.
How to Greenify system apps without root, as I dont want to root at any cost.
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If You don't used them just disable them. There isn't much more you can do, without root.
Monsieur_Bond said:
I would like to use Greenify app on my non rooted Moto G and want Greenify some system apps (such as G+, Drive, Play Books etc.) but I am not able to Greenify any system apps.
All I can do is Greenify only those apps installed by me.
How to Greenify system apps without root, as I dont want to root at any cost.
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Yes you can greenify all unwanted system apps like maps and YouTube or any other, For that you have to buy greenify donation pack and only after that you can enable experiment feature and after that you can greenify them......
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I stand corrected, sorry.
Ani0o7 said:
Yes you can greenify all unwanted system apps like maps and YouTube or any other, For that you have to buy greenify donation pack and only after that you can enable experiment feature and after that you can greenify them......
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But without root will work?
I mean the donation package, will it work without root? In its description in play store it says its for root only.
If you or anyone is using it without root please let me know.
Monsieur_Bond said:
But without root will work?
I mean the donation package, will it work without root? In its description in play store it says its for root only.
If you or anyone is using it without root please let me know.
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You need root for any app installed in /system/app and /system/priv-app. That applies even if you download updates for such an app.
Greenify w/o root is not very effective, it actually needs xposed module to work properly for system apps.
The paid version needs root too.
Without root, you can only hibernate apps installed by yourself and that's about it.
Monsieur_Bond said:
But without root will work?
I mean the donation package, will it work without root? In its description in play store it says its for root only.
If you or anyone is using it without root please let me know.
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Yes it works, I am using beta 9 version of greenify with donation package and I am able to use it without a single problem and I am on non rooted device, it treat user apps and system app in same manner as you know the principal of greenify it creates a widget on home screen and when you click on it, you will close all running apps by force closing it, yes its a experimental feature and even play store talk about "SOME EXPERIMENT FEATURES (REQUIRE ROOT)" that means not all features required root but still I happy with it, it does what it says..... It greenify system app....
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Yes it works, I am using beta 9 version of greenify with donation package and I am able to use it without a single problem and I am on non rooted device, it treat user apps and system app in same manner as you know the principal of greenify it creates a widget on home screen and when you click on it, you will close all running apps by force closing it, yes its a experimental feature and even play store talk about "SOME EXPERIMENT FEATURES (REQUIRE ROOT)" that means not all features required root but still I happy with it, it does what it says..... It greenify system app....
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OK Mate, I will give the donation pack a try.
I will risk 100 bucks.
Monsieur_Bond said:
OK Mate, I will give the donation pack a try.
I will risk 100 bucks.
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Go on buddy, worth spending
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Go on buddy, worth spending
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Can you please let me know which all system apps are available to be Greenified.
A list and screenshot will be very helpful.
System apps which I want to Greenify are:
Calculator
Drive
FM
Google
Google Settings
Google+
Help
Motorola Migrate
Photos
Play Books
Play Games
Play Movies
Play News Stand
YouTube
Are all these system apps available to be Greenified after installing donation package.
List of my greenified apps
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List of my greenified apps
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Thanks Mate.
How to get Google Play Gift Vouchers so that I can redeem them for app purchase?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/debloater-remove-carrier-bloat-t2998294
Seem like a great tool user gatesjunior cooked up. Im tyring to get a list of all safe apk to disable on the Z3. I currently have 78 apps blocked. Not sure how to share the list.. Im willing to keep the sony camera apps for now.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software/debloater-remove-carrier-bloat-t2998294
Seem like a great tool user gatesjunior cooked up. Im tyring to get a list of all safe apk to disable on the Z3. I currently have 78 apps blocked. Not sure how to share the list.. Im willing to keep the sony camera apps for now.
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You could just go to the Application Manager and disable the bloat yourself without needing to go through this 3rd party software stuff.
GigaSPX said:
You could just go to the Application Manager and disable the bloat yourself without needing to go through this 3rd party software stuff.
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You could disable apps like whats new, xperia lounge. App manager wont let you disable certain system apps. Yea sure you could do it thru adb. I think this is just easier.
I've been using Titanium Backup to uninstall bloatware. It deletes system apps too if you're rooted.
Is there a list anywhere of apps it's safe to uninstall? Some are obvious but things like Album could be tied to the camera and stuff.
Hey there,
For some bizarre reason Instagram & Facebook do not appear in the list of possible apps to hibernate. Does anyone have an idea of why I cannot add & hibernate these apps?
Many thanks,
Because both are system apps in S6 and you need donate version of greenify
Thanks! Working now with donate version. I should have figured that knowing that they were preinstalled as system apps.
Ty sir!
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I'm also using Greenify paid version, but even though I have enabled the system app option, I can't seem to find Chrome in the list. Any idea why?
cawith said:
I'm also using Greenify paid version, but even though I have enabled the system app option, I can't seem to find Chrome in the list. Any idea why?
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I think it also needs xposed to let Greenify donated doing this but S6 doesn't has xposed yet.
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I think it also needs xposed to let Greenify donated doing this but S6 doesn't has xposed yet.
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Yeah, seems like it. Don't know why donation is enough for some system apps, while other system apps also require xposed...
Could have just uninstalled them as system apps and reinstalled through app store boom works.
Donating is always good as well
Whenever I hit to hibernate, it always says there is nothing to hibernate. This was not the case before I factory reset. I can't even tell if greenify is doing anything. I'm not rooted. Any thoughts?
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Hi, I've got root and xposed installed.
And already have installed amplify, greenify, no wakelock and bootstart manager.
But none of these was able to block an app from auto starting when phone is on.
Yea, it kills the app when you click on the greenifys shortcut, but I dont refer to that, I want an app which can disable the autorun service of the app.
Can anyone introduce a way or an app for that?
Thanks.
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Hi, I've got root and xposed installed.
And already have installed amplify, greenify, no wakelock and bootstart manager.
But none of these was able to block an app from auto starting when phone is on.
Yea, it kills the app when you click on the greenifys shortcut, but I dont refer to that, I want an app which can disable the autorun service of the app.
Can anyone introduce a way or an app for that?
Thanks.
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You mean an app like autostarts? Which alters the criteria to said apps??
Used to use it years ago but it's still available..
Not a task manager but an actual app that manages changes.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.elsdoerfer.android.autostarts
Not free but definitely worth a £1
Hope this helps..
dladz said:
You mean an app like autostarts? Which alters the criteria to said apps??
Used to use it years ago but it's still available..
Not a task manager but an actual app that manages changes.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.elsdoerfer.android.autostarts
Not free but definitely worth a £1
Hope this helps..
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Thanks.
I think its what I needed, but its not asking for root so it wont work
Any orher app to share with me?
thanks
Aaazv said:
Thanks.
I think its what I needed, but its not asking for root so it wont work
Any orher app to share with me?
thanks
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Really??
Perhaps this may help then
https://android.stackexchange.com/questions/209327/disable-autostart-on-boot
Gutted about autostarts man that was a sick app.