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Navigator
ABOUT
This is my best way to handle hiding navigation bar.
I put a button called "Navigator" to trigger Back, Home, Recent behaviors, so that you don't need to use navigation bar anymore.
The previous version of this application
INSTALL
1. adb install three_fingers_fullscreen_3.2.apk
2. adb shell pm grant com.kenzyun.three_fingers_fullscreen android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
3. grant permissions
a. Draw over other apps
b. Modify system settings
c. Accessibility
4. See how to install and demo
USAGE
1. Long Press Navigator to disable it
It will show again by dragging notification list or switch app
2. Navigator will auto-disable when InputMethod is on screen
3. Click to trigger Back behavior
4. Swipe up to trigger Home behavior
5. Swipe down to trigger Recent behavior
6. Drag Navigator to any position you like
7. For HTC device, you can use 3 finger to enable/disable auto-rotate function.
OPTIONS
1. Enable
Enable or disable this app behavior
2. Portrait Hide StatusBar
Hide StatusBar and Navigation Bar at the same time in portrait mode
3. Landscape Hide StatusBar
Hide StatusBar and Navigation Bar at the same time in landscape mode
4. Auto Hide Navigation Bar
For HTC Sense7, swiping hided navigation will dismiss the status.
With this options, it will hide again automatically in 2 seconds.
Or adjust the timer by "====>Set Timer"
5. EnableBackKey
Enable or disable Navigator, but it still hides navigation bar
6. ====>Set Alpha
adjust alpha value for Navigator
7. Start Service
Check permissions by this item.
Remember to run Start Service once after rebooting device
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4/9
update to version 3.0
please uninstall the previous version and install 3.0 again.
[Feature]
1. customize gesture and action mapping
2. customize icon
[Fix]
1. Can't touch some window
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4/16
update to version 3.1
[Feature]
1. add double click gesture
Note: Use this gesture will make Click gesture act slowly. Suggest to set None.
2. add HTC 3 fingers click gesture
Note: This is only for HTC devices.
How to recover the original icon?
put Navigator.png to /sdcard/Navigator.png and Do "Set Icon" one time (even it fails).
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4/30
update to version 3.2
[Feature]
1. EnableBackKey >>Always show
even disable hiding navigation bar, Navigator icon still show
2. EnableBackKey >>Lock position
Lock Navigator icon position to prevent unexpected movement
3. New Action : Immersive
Show/Hide navigation bar or statusbar
4/9
update to version 3.0
please uninstall the previous version and install 3.0 again.
[Feature]
1. customize gesture and action mapping
2. customize icon
[Fix]
1. Can't touch some window
Hi, It works on my nexus 5x.
Can you add Double Click for Gesture Action?
thx.
4/16
update to version 3.1
[Feature]
1. add double click gesture
Note: Use this gesture will make Click gesture act slowly. Suggest to set None.
2. add HTC 3 fingers click gesture
Note: This is only for HTC devices.
4/30
update to version 3.2
[Feature]
1. EnableBackKey >>Always show
even disable hiding navigation bar, Navigator icon still show
2. EnableBackKey >>Lock position
Lock Navigator icon position to prevent unexpected movement
3. New Action : Immersive
Show/Hide navigation bar or statusbar
I really like this, immersive doesn't work for me though - running stock 6.0.1 on 6p
Jimsilver73 said:
I really like this, immersive doesn't work for me though - running stock 6.0.1 on 6p
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Hi Jimsilver73,
You have to run the following adb command to enable immersive mode ability.
adb shell pm grant com.kenzyun.three_fingers_fullscreen android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
kenzyun said:
Hi Jimsilver73,
You have to run the following adb command to enable immersive mode ability.
adb shell pm grant com.kenzyun.three_fingers_fullscreen android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
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Thanks kenzun,
I don't have PC to hand, can you let me what to input into terminal emulator please, I tried running that line after giving su permission but just gives error, sorry to be so noob, I'm sure this is a simple thing..........
Jimsilver73 said:
I really like this, immersive doesn't work for me though - running stock 6.0.1 on 6p
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Jimsilver73 said:
Thanks kenzun,
I don't have PC to hand, can you let me what to input into terminal emulator please, I tried running that line after giving su permission but just gives error, sorry to be so noob, I'm sure this is a simple thing..........
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I tried to run "pm grant com.kenzyun.three_fingers_fullscreen android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS" on terminal emulator.
However, it returns that the terminal emulator doesn't have GRANT_RUNTIME_PERMISSIONS.
I have no idea how to grant the permission without adb.
Works for huawei mate 9
I was looking for immersive mode for Chrome. This application works for me!
Can we make immersive mode enabled for certain apps or only for landscape?
It's working great for me now on 7.1.1 thank you. - it would be amazing if this could enable automatically when we go into specified application as I like to use nav bar most of the time and this in some full screen applications like browser etc. I'd he happy to donate for pro upgrade for this as I'm sure others would too if you have time to do it?
Sent from my angler using XDA Labs
is this still being developed?
hide statusbar or navbar for specific apps
Previous version of application works for EMUI 5.0 Android 7.0.
kenzyun mentioned it in the first post.
It allows to hide statusbar or navigation bar for specific apps using whitelist by package names.
Thanks, I managed to try it, still in my opinion the best way to handle the nav keys is the following -
Hide navigation bar ON
Hide navigation bar OFF
Screenshot 2
Screenshot 3
if only anybody could just repeat this simple scheme?
@kenzyun Great app, working perfect on Mate9.
Is it possible to add an option in "Set GestureAction" > to choose also a "shortcut action" by app, like in Nova Launcher for example?
After I turn off screen, I can not unlock with fingerprint.
Please fix it!
For ADB, I just use Minimal ADB and Fastboot. I'm no expert so you should also do your own research.
Assuming you got that all sorted out:
1. Type "adb shell" and enter.
2. Type "wm" and enter.
3. You will see various settings to change your display such as "wm size" (change resolution), wm density (same as "smallest width" in developer), etc.
4. For the camera flush you need to type "wm overscan 0,-23,0,0". The "-23" will move the status bar up. Play around with the settings. I personally use "wm overscan 0,-23,0,-23" to move the status bar up and bring the navigation bar down a bit.
5. Remember that little black mark from changing the dp? https://imgur.com/gallery/fM78t Yeah, that's actually just the chin mask to make the edges at the bottom look curved. When you change the display size that can appear. "wm show-chinmask false" to disable it.
https://imgur.com/a/W6bdz
Just a copy & paste from my post on reddit.com/r/essential
GL
edit: If you "hide navigation" for certain apps such as Chrome, it kinda turns wonky. If you just leave the navigation in default it should be ok.
https://imgur.com/a/30h1i
Works good. Thanks for the tip.
I like how it moved the icons up a bit, and shifts the UI up in the apps. Only app I have found from the ones I have installed that doesnt look exactly right is Solid explorer.
Looks great, thanks man.
trying to revert this on ob3, but it seems wm does not work on oreo? maybe i need root, but i doubt it.
siulmagic said:
trying to revert this on ob3, but it seems wm does not work on oreo? maybe i need root, but i doubt it.
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This doesn't work?
Code:
adb shell wm size reset
lupascu.marius said:
This doesn't work?
Code:
adb shell wm size reset
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the command works but it does not change anything. i will try and soft reboot.
Any screenshots that show how this looks in comparison? Thanks!
I have a couple of questions, if anyone is able to help, it would be much appreciated:
In landscape, how would I get rid of the black bar on the camera notch side per app, if at all possible? I know getting rid of the black bar IS possible, I just don't know if it's possible per app.
What command in adb allows apps to fill the status bar, without hiding the status bar? As in, full screen mode with status bar there, but it's just transparent, like on Google Maps, or Nova Launcher.
I currently us AOSiP which allows all this to happen(minus the per app full screen mode unless I'm unaware of it), and I love this ROM. However, there are a few things I'm unable to accomplish with this ROM as of right now, and would like to know if I'm able to get the "full screen" utilized.
And let me be clear, I'm not interested in the immersive mode apps or adb commands such as
Code:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
I hope my request for help has made sense, and thank you all in advance!
I've tried every single method here, and nothing did the trick for me, so i found a work around for myself, and decided to share, cause i've been frustated trying and trying after updating to oreo.
Assuming you know your work around on ADB commands, and do the basics like turn on immersive status:
1. turn on immersive status bar;
2. go on ADB commands, and type: Adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-210
( 0,0,0,-x is the value that determines how much you wanna push the nav bar off the screen, on my galaxy s8 and s9 -210 is the sweet spot, but you can trial and error till you find your devices sweet spot) ( to revert to origianl just type Adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,0
3. install all in one gestures, work well, and very customizable and easy to use: (search on playstore)
KNOKN ISSUES :
-depending on how lower you use nav bar, lockscreen shortcuts will be cut of or disappear;
-some apps lose de confirmation button, for instance the Google photos app, when deleting the "confirm" button to delete, doesn't show, but if you tap multiple times on de lower part of the screen it confirms ( tryed and works) ;
-scroll down print screen doesn't work anymore;
(LITTLE TO NO PROBLEMS, THAT MAKE UP FOR THE FACT IT TAKES NAVBAR AWAY. AT LEAST IN MY OPINION IT'S A GOOD COMPROMISE )
Does this work after reboot, or we need to reapply?
And also, can we just enter a smaller number to make navbar shorter, not hidden completely?
MrDusan said:
Does this work after reboot, or we need to reapply?
And also, can we just enter a smaller number to make navbar shorter, not hidden completely?
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You can reboot as many times as you want. It will stick.
Also, the numbers you are entering don't change size at all. Only moves the nav bar, so short answer, low number only hide nav bar a little looking weird then
MrDusan said:
Does this work after reboot, or we need to reapply?
And also, can we just enter a smaller number to make navbar shorter, not hidden completely?
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There is a nav bar overlay called thinner nav bar, if I'm not mistaken, that will put the nav bar slimmer. Go on substratum and look for it, then apply. Don't know if it works on oreo though... :good:
luisshnyder said:
There is a nav bar overlay called thinner nav bar, if I'm not mistaken, that will put the nav bar slimmer. Go on substratum and look for it, then apply. Don't know if it works on oreo though... :good:
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I already have plenty of those half-nav apk's that work on nougat, but oreo is what's bothering me. I'm spending days online searching for a solution. -.-
Thank you anyway for help and a quick answer
MrDusan said:
I already have plenty of those half-nav apk's that work on nougat, but oreo is what's bothering me. I'm spending days online searching for a solution. -.-
Thank you anyway for help and a quick answer
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Just disable nav bar like it's showcased and then use all in one gestures to create buttons the size you want ?... What about that?
MrDusan said:
Does this work after reboot, or we need to reapply?
And also, can we just enter a smaller number to make navbar shorter, not hidden completely?
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Also try to use something like - 120 to see if the nav bar gets slimmer and still shows full button layout
luisshnyder said:
Just disable nav bar like it's showcased and then use all in one gestures to create buttons the size you want ... What about that?
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I tried that one already, but then I had problem with keyboard It's too low when there is no navbar under it. It would be great if there was some kind of separator under the keyboard so it isn't so low. And also, does that disable the hard press function of home button?
I know, I'm very complicated! xD
MrDusan said:
I tried that one already, but then I had problem with keyboard It's too low when there is no navbar under it. It would be great if there was some kind of separator under the keyboard so it isn't so low. And also, does that disable the hard press function of home button?
I know, I'm very complicated! xD
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My keyboard works well. Where we say - 210 use other values that fit your phone and try different scenarios. Like on the keyboard. Dashboard and browser. So you can find the sweet spot for you. The home button hard pressed works great on mine. And keyboard and everything else. Maybe post some pictures of keyboard so I can see what's wrong
Well done! Finally be able to get rid of the nav bar, thanks a lot
VincentGogh said:
Well done! Finally be able to get rid of the nav bar, thanks a lot
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Glad I could help. Post your results here so people can see ?
Some pictures with the results
No nav bar even when keyboard is on.
Immersive status bar optional. I use it cause gives full immersive mode and more screen real-estate
luisshnyder said:
I've tried every single method here, and nothing did the trick for me, so i found a work around for myself, and decided to share, cause i've been frustated trying and trying after updating to oreo.
Assuming you know your work around on ADB commands, and do the basics like turn on immersive status:
1. turn on immersive status bar;
2. go on ADB commands, and type: Adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-210
( 0,0,0,-x is the value that determines how much you wanna push the nav bar off the screen, on my galaxy s8 and s9 -210 is the sweet spot, but you can trial and error till you find your devices sweet spot) ( to revert to origianl just type Adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,0
3. install all in one gestures, work well, and very customizable and easy to use: (search on playstore)
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Anyone know why this might mess with my Pie Control? It doesn't seem to be showing up all the time.. But it is like invisible?
Is there any way to get the caller image bigger via adb command as the substratum is not compatible in my device and the single apk for nougat dont work anymore
luisshnyder said:
Some pictures with the results
No nav bar even when keyboard is on.
Immersive status bar optional. I use it cause gives full immersive mode and more screen real-estate
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I create a batch file for automatic install of immersive mode
following the advice of @luisshnyder, if someone can try this installer because in this moment my s8 is on service center.
Rergards
Ciccio80
badblood_antony said:
Is there any way to get the caller image bigger via adb command as the substratum is not compatible in my device and the single apk for nougat dont work anymore
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Maybe with themes from the app store or something. I don't really know how to make things bigger. Not a good idea to mess with adb commands theme related. I only work with substratum. Sorry. Anyway, double check if substratum is compatible with your device.what phone you have?
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s8/how-to/global-immersive-nav-bar-t3758330
Same thing here. Just a quick swipe up away.
set mine to
adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-60
because at adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-210 you cant see the emergency icon.
Also using this app: Gesture Control - Next Level Navigation
Edit: I changed mine to -80, navbar is completely hidden. I didn't use auto hide navbar option in the settings, so that the keyboard
and other UI don't sink in. Draw back is, you can't use 3D touch to go back home, but, since I have a gesture app set, I don't need it.
TheMadScientist said:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-s8/how-to/global-immersive-nav-bar-t3758330
Same thing here. Just a quick swipe up away.
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Actually it's quite different. You hide it with immersive, and we completely disable it. In your case of you swipe up, for instance with gestures to navigate, the nav bar appears and gets in the way. We get rid of it completely and constantly. No nav bar at all anywhere
r0k3t said:
set mine to
adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-60
because at adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-210 you cant see the emergency icon.
Also using this app: Gesture Control - Next Level Navigation
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That's the idea. Awesome. Cheers
Hey, guys. I've been visiting this thread lately looking for a way to disable the navigation bar in Samsung Galaxy S8 and S8+ but as many of you hear I've been having a hard time finding a way to disable it because of Oreo. I found about this app just today and wanted to share it with you cause I think you may be interested if you want to navigate through your beautiful Galaxy S8/S8+ using gestures and in fact is an app from the XDA team themselves.
The App is Navigation Gestures, It's a pretty good app which I just discovered today. as its name suggests it provides the ability to navigate through your phone using gestures. but the important part here is that is a pretty good option, the best one in my opinion, since you're able to remove the navigation bar completely without messing with your phone. I've previously tried some other options like using the ADB command to adjust the screen values to hide the nav bar which it's a decent workaround but comes with some minor problems (e.g. the icons in the lockscreen dissapears depending on the values used, values varies depending on the resolution you are currently using in your phone so it doesn't work properly when using power saving mode, etc...)
the app works pretty well since it hides, I'm not sure if it disables or hides the nav bar, but i'm assuming it just hides the nav bar cause a white line is visible after you enable it completely, it does need you to input an adb command using your pc, I'll link some other threads to do this process if you don't know how to do it. Also the Navigation Gestures guides guides you through the process of inputing the ADB command and it even provides videos of it.
Links:
Install ADB on Windos, MAC, Linux
Navigation Gestures
Issues:
CAUTION: If you don't like the application and decide to uninstall it make sure you disable it first, since it doesn't bring back the nav bar automatically by uninstalling, disable Navigation Gestures before uninstalling, otherwise you'll have to install it again from the playstore and disable it manually. This is mentioned in the app itself as well.
White Bar after enabling Navigation Gestures and Solution (see attached files): As I mentioned before, I think this app hides the nav bar since after enabling the Gesture Navigation it still has a really thin white line on the bottom of the screen, which in my opinion looks bad aestethically and is obnoxious; to solve this just install the following mod, it doesn't require root but you still need to input a command using ADB. what this app does is it let's you choose a black color for the nav bar, which removes (or disguises?) the white line in the bottom. (Settings > Display > Navigation bar > pick the black circle) props to the user @oyaxai for this! BLACK NAVIGATION BAR .APK
Immersion Mode: I have the an immersion mode app installed and it doesn't play along very well with this app, the Navigation Gestures app has no problem using the keyboard without navigation bar since it moves the "gesture pill" on top of the keyboard so you don't accidentally press it but I had some issues where the "gesture pill" just dissapeared (see attached files), I thought it was a bug but I disabled the Immersion Mode and the "gesture pill" indeed was moved to the top of the keyboard as intended. Immersive Mode App I am using in case someone is curious.
Animations: this is a personal issue, it doesn't affect the app in any way but I wanted to mention that the "gesture pill" animations can't be disabled, I find them not good looking and kind of useless, this is just my opinion though, you may like the animations.
Attachments:
Pic Album (The white line in the bottom is barely noticeable but is definitely there, you may be able to see it better once you enable Gestures Navigation in your S8/S8+)
This is my first time making a thread in XDA so I apologise if the formatting is not correct or even the forum.
and if something is not right I'd appreciate if the mods would let me know, so I can do it properly, thanks.
Thank you so much for this post.
I'll try it soon and reply how it goes.
Keep up the good work
Thanks a lot for this. This is my first time replying a thread^_^
But I still have a bit issue to be solved. After picking the black circle, the white line is still the same, it doesn't change to black color or disappear.
i use edge gestures. i used this app to disable the nav bar and uninstalled it haha
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i would suggest you guys to use an alternate gesture app too, and use this app just to hide the nav bar. its very basic and doesnt allow you to hide pill. other apps let you swipe from bottom etc. i also use bxActions as a failover just in case gestures fail.
Make a video showing this in Galaxy S8 !!
A short video would be great!
I really like this app, but I hate how it disables the pressure sensitive home button. When you press it, it'll vibrate but not do anything.
Does anyone know a work around to enable both gestures and the pressure home button?
The last beta auto hide the persistant thin white bar attention the bottom. ?
@xDeepS said:
i use edge gestures. i used this app to disable the nav bar and uninstalled it haha
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i would suggest you guys to use an alternate gesture app too, and use this app just to hide the nav bar. its very basic and doesnt allow you to hide pill. other apps let you swipe from bottom etc. i also use bxActions as a failover just in case gestures fail.
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How do i just use this app to hide? by turning off gestures it turns off the modification right?
such a shame, xda is too late. used a gesture app approx 4-5 months lol. Gesture Control + Edge Gestures is a best combo. (dont show pill and hide nav bar completely)
How to permanent enable it to system?
If you have root access, add this into /system/build.prop
Code:
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
will trick the Android system to believe that the device has a hardware navigation keys and should disable the navigation bar completely, used to work in Oreo.
ImbaWind said:
If you have root access, add this into /system/build.prop
will trick the Android system to believe that the device has a hardware navigation keys and should disable the navigation bar completely, used to work in Oreo.
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My mind is immersive mode.
quanqw said:
My mind is immersive mode.
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Not sure if I understood you correctly.
https://github.com/ycsin/Shell-Scri...ster/system/bin/SSAF_advanced_device_settings
Code:
function immersive_mode()
{
while :
do
clear;
echo "${GREEN}Immersive Mode Toggle${NONE}";
echo "";
echo " 1. Navigation Only Immersive Mode";
echo " 2. Full Immersive Mode";
echo " 3. Disable Immersive Mode";
echo " 0. Exit";
echo "";
echo -n "${YELLOW}Enter Option: ${NONE}";
read opt
case $opt in
1) $CMD settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=*
clear;
echo "Enabled navigation only immersive mode.";
echo "";
press_enter
break;;
2) $CMD settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
clear;
echo "Enabled full immersive mode";
echo "";
press_enter
break;;
3) $CMD settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=
$CMD settings put global policy_control immersive.full=
clear;
echo "Disabled immersive mode";
echo "";
press_enter
break;;
0) break;;
*) clear;
echo "${RED}Invalid option.${NONE}";
sleep 1
esac
done
}
ImbaWind said:
Not sure if I understood you correctly.
https://github.com/ycsin/Shell-Scri...ster/system/bin/SSAF_advanced_device_settings
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Yes, I know this but it don't keep while I factory reset. I want to modify system to permanent change.
quanqw said:
Yes, I know this but it don't keep while I factory reset. I want to modify system to permanent change.
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You will have to put those commands into /system/services.d for that.
ImbaWind said:
You will have to put those commands into /system/services.d for that.
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Is your mind init.d?
If anyone is interested in completely disabling the navigation bar and prefers gestures, this method from the Note 8 thread works on our G7: https://forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-note-8/how-to/to-remove-navigation-bar-android-8-0-t3779151.
See the original thread for more detailed info.
ADB Commands
Disable navbar commands
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=apps
adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-168
Recovery commands
adb shell settings put global policy_control null
adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,0
Thanks for sharing. I have been looking to do this but was not able to find a comprehensive method. Works great by the way. :good:
Some aesthetic issues with this is it somewhat cuts off the bottom of the page. As in the keypad is slightly below the bottom of the screen, not much but enough to notice and the lock screen short cuts are cut off altogether and the text at the bottom of the fingerprint icon is cut off. Too bad it can not be resized.
phillymade said:
Some aesthetic issues with this is it somewhat cuts off the bottom of the page. As in the keypad is slightly below the bottom of the screen, not much but enough to notice and the lock screen short cuts are cut off altogether and the text at the bottom of the fingerprint icon is cut off. Too bad it can not be resized.
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I just use System Ui Tuner. A few Adb commands for pe mission for the app to run and all is good. Nothing is cut off and I lose no functionality. When I tried the method in this thread on my S9, I ended up having to do a factory reset because it left a white strip on the edge of everything including the AOD. Going the System UI Tuner way just works so much better.
truckerdewd said:
I just use System Ui Tuner. A few Adb commands for pe mission for the app to run and all is good. Nothing is cut off and I lose no functionality. When I tried the method in this thread on my S9, I ended up having to do a factory reset because it left a white strip on the edge of everything including the AOD. Going the System UI Tuner way just works so much better.
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Funny you should mention this, I did the same thing before I saw this post. Looks way better and functions just the same. Good find.
truckerdewd said:
I just use System Ui Tuner. A few Adb commands for pe mission for the app to run and all is good. Nothing is cut off and I lose no functionality. When I tried the method in this thread on my S9, I ended up having to do a factory reset because it left a white strip on the edge of everything including the AOD. Going the System UI Tuner way just works so much better.
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Can u post how to do this with the method you used please
mccurt said:
Can u post how to do this with the method you used please
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Download it from the Play Store. All the instructions are included within the app itself.
hi folks if I am not misunderstanding I can use systemUI instead of adb commands to disable the navigation bar? I can't find any option to do so. I know navbar navigation app offers such option without that we need to use their swipe Bar function. Unfortunately for navbar and the adb commands the screen ratio isn't correct and like that some parts of apps are cut off which sucks especially for the s8 edge panel
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hi folks if I am not misunderstanding I can use systemUI instead of adb commands to disable the navigation bar? I can't find any option to do so. I know navbar navigation app offers such option without that we need to use their swipe Bar function. Unfortunately for navbar and the adb commands the screen ratio isn't correct and like that some parts of apps are cut off which sucks especially for the s8 edge panel
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In system UI it's under Immersive Mode.
ohh I got it...I had to run adb commands as well as to setup immersive mode within system ui. I also made sure that notification bar is black to avoid a tinny bit of the navbar usually in white/gray. For evernote app I setup an exception as evernote has issues in immersive mode .thx mate
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Or just use Navigation Gestures and have it work perfectly on any phone.
I'm using Navigation Gestures and was wondering if you guys know how to move my dock in Nova above the navigation pill?
im using systemui tuner with edge gestures. Is it possible to not have the the navigation bar pop up each time the keyboard is activated?
Dear all,
If you want to disable default NAV BAR and use edge gestures then below app can help you in best way.
"https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fb.fluid&hl=en_US"
I have tried a lot of other apps including XDA nav bar . None of other app works all good.
But , this app is just freaking amazing. I've using it since 2 months now. It's awesome. (No issue at all)