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Back then, on my Nexus 5, I used Gravitybox via Xposed.
The most liked features have been the display of the actual network speed (DL/UL rates in kb/s) and the immersive display (fullscreen, no black bars top and bottom even for apps not made for it).
I'd like to get this back on my Pixel 3, but how?
Root & Magisk possible.
Thank you for ideas!
fronten said:
Back then, on my Nexus 5, I used Gravitybox via Xposed.
The most liked features have been the display of the actual network speed (DL/UL rates in kb/s) and the immersive display (fullscreen, no black bars top and bottom even for apps not made for it).
I'd like to get this back on my Pixel 3, but how?
Root & Magisk possible.
Thank you for ideas!
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If you're pixel is from Google, then you can root it. But there's only an unofficial Xposed that will work. I'm not sure if that supports gravitybox.
jd1639 said:
If you're pixel is from Google, then you can root it. But there's only an unofficial Xposed that will work. I'm not sure if that supports gravitybox.
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well, it is rooted with Magisk, but the Xposed you mentioned is beta unstable and does not yet support Gravitybox. Understable, with Gravitybox being a conglomerate of a whole lot of different mods.
I was wondering, if there are other possibilities to be explored. I am really wondering why there is no Magisk Module for the DL/UL speed in the status bar already - do other users not desire this or is it commonly fulfilled already, how?
The immersive display on the Pixel 3 is sort of a regress, - quite often i only see a contextually unused bar where the menu keys are.
Well, even chrome shows a white bar there, without using the area for website content display.
Did I miss some setting to toggle it?
@Tulsadiver 's mod in the themes section does it. It is also available on DU custom rom.
fronten said:
well, it is rooted with Magisk, but the Xposed you mentioned is beta unstable and does not yet support Gravitybox. Understable, with Gravitybox being a conglomerate of a whole lot of different mods.
I was wondering, if there are other possibilities to be explored. I am really wondering why there is no Magisk Module for the DL/UL speed in the status bar already - do other users not desire this or is it commonly fulfilled already, how?
The immersive display on the Pixel 3 is sort of a regress, - quite often i only see a contextually unused bar where the menu keys are.
Well, even chrome shows a white bar there, without using the area for website content display.
Did I miss some setting to toggle it?
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You can use Tasker to do this. Just a matter of creating a task for immersive mode in tasker and then run the task. Also, you can create a task to turn immersive mode off and run that if you want it off. Easiest way though is to create both tasks and then add a widget to both of them on you home screen. Then just touch one widget to turn immersive mode on and touch the other to turn it off. Another option is to create a profile that will start immersive mode when you start one of the apps in the profile, such as your browser. Then, when you quit using the app, it reverts back to immersive mode off. Whatever the case, it works great. If you want to try it, I can help you with it. They are really pretty simple tasks to set up. Are you familiar with Tasker?
so far the Edxposed for me works well on my pixel 3 with these modules:
App Locale 2
Google Mpas SDK Drift Fix for China
GravityBox[P] beta 5: network speed indicator and immersive mode work great
Lataclysm
XprivacyLua
Should be more workable modules
fronten said:
well, it is rooted with Magisk, but the Xposed you mentioned is beta unstable and does not yet support Gravitybox. Understable, with Gravitybox being a conglomerate of a whole lot of different mods.
I was wondering, if there are other possibilities to be explored. I am really wondering why there is no Magisk Module for the DL/UL speed in the status bar already - do other users not desire this or is it commonly fulfilled already, how?
The immersive display on the Pixel 3 is sort of a regress, - quite often i only see a contextually unused bar where the menu keys are.
Well, even chrome shows a white bar there, without using the area for website content display.
Did I miss some setting to toggle it?
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robocuff said:
You can use Tasker to do this. Just a matter of [..] pretty simple tasks to set up. Are you familiar with Tasker?
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Funny thing - i purchased Tasker, but never used it. So no, I am not familiar with Tasker and would appreciate your help.
bush911 said:
so far the Edxposed for me works well on my pixel 3 with these modules:
[..]
GravityBox[P] beta 5: network speed indicator and immersive mode work great
[..]
Should be more workable modules
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Great info! Thank you.
fronten said:
Funny thing - i purchased Tasker, but never used it. So no, I am not familiar with Tasker and would appreciate your help.
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Open Tasker and touch the tasks tab at the top. Then, at the bottom right you'll see a plus symbol. Touch it and a small window for naming the task will open. Name it whatever you choose. In the next window, touch the plus at the bottom and then select code. Then select run shell. Then, where it says command, you simply type or copy and paste the code I give you. On that same page you'll see a line that says use root. Put a check mark in the box next to it and then use the back arrow at the top left to go back. This is the code you'll use in the command box.
This one is for turning immersive mode on.
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
This one is for turning off immersive mode.
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.full=
Create two tasks in the manner I mentioned, one task for immersive on and another for turning it off.
When you back out of the window where you typed the command, it takes you to the task edit window. At the bottom left you'll see a play button you can use to test the task. Touch it and, it'll turn on or off, depending of course which task it is you're in.
You can use that button to turn immersive mode on or off or you can add a Tasker widget for each task on your home screen. Then it's just a matter of touching them to turn it on and off. Also, if you prefer, you can add buttons for them in the quick settings you see when you drag down the status bar. Just open the quick settings, touch the edit button and add the Tasker buttons there. There are three of them, add two and assign the tasks to them.
Is it just me or does the system randomly reverts the nav gestures back to a nav bar with the back, home, and recents button and then I have to go back and manually change em
Edit: this happens on the Open beta 1 for Android 10
D.Va said:
Is it just me or does the system randomly reverts the nav gestures back to a nav bar with the back, home, and recents button and then I have to go back and manually change em
Edit: this happens on the Open beta 1 for Android 10
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Hi,
it looks like the system is looking for gestures from your 3rd party launcher, but it could not find them and so resets to stock. I fixed by making Nova Launcher (is what I use) a system app (priv-app) with App Systemizer through magisk. Hope I helped you !
Hello Dadda98,
Can you please explain step by step this process: " fixed by making Nova Launcher (is what I use) a system app (priv-app) with App Systemizer through magisk."
I'm using Nova Launcher too and got same problem.
Yesterday, OB2 rolled out and the problem was fixed. Im with Nova and Oxygen gestures, and run smooth like butter.
I have it. It's annoying
Today I have received the notification to upgrade to Android 11 and I'm reluctant to do so because I heard that immersive mode will be permanently disabled. I make use of the following command on Android 10 OxygenOS and know that it will not work:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.status=*
I have read conflicting information and I'm not sure if it's possible to remain stock while hiding the status bar to prevent burn in. I'm basically interested in a solution that allows me to use the stock launcher and gesture behavior (basically replicating the above command).
I'm open to rooting even if this is now required. Does anyone know of the best way to proceed?
I had a similar issue with hiding the navbar to allow FNG to work correctly. I ended up using a substratum theme to accomplish this. Working fine so far. Head over to https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases/tag/v22.1 tog et started with root and modules.
Dungeon47 said:
I had a similar issue with hiding the navbar to allow FNG to work correctly. I ended up using a substratum theme to accomplish this. Working fine so far. Head over to https://github.com/topjohnwu/Magisk/releases/tag/v22.1 tog et started with root and modules.
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Thank You for replying, so just to clarify, once the phone is rooted and magisk has been deployed, I may just download the Substratum application and install compatible themes.
Are you able to use this method to hide the status bar in addition to the navbar (just to re-confirm, I mean the top panel with all the notifications and system indicators)?
Is there anyway to customize the back gesture for the Pixel 7 Pro?
I hate the fact that by default, the back gesture is to swipe in from the left and right side of the screen.
This interferes with hamburger menus in every app where swiping in from the left side of the screen no longer works.
The way OnePlus does it is way better, where swiping UP from the bottom left or right side of the screen takes you back. This is just as easy and preserves menu functionality in all apps.
On a rooted device, is there anything that can do this?
On a rooted device, use Fluid Navigation Gestures (FNG) and you can set swipe up gestures along the bottom. You must set the phone to 3 button navigation before applying and follow all instructions.
Pritster5 said:
Is there anyway to customize the back gesture for the Pixel 7 Pro?
I hate the fact that by default, the back gesture is to swipe in from the left and right side of the screen.
This interferes with hamburger menus in every app where swiping in from the left side of the screen no longer works.
The way OnePlus does it is way better, where swiping UP from the bottom left or right side of the screen takes you back. This is just as easy and preserves menu functionality in all apps.
On a rooted device, is there anything that can do this?
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To open app menus you need to swipe diagonally. If the menu is on the left side, for example, you can slide your finger from the left lower third to the top right.
Guyinlaca said:
On a rooted device, use Fluid Navigation Gestures (FNG) and you can set swipe up gestures along the bottom. You must set the phone to 3 button navigation before applying and follow all instructions.
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After seeing that app, I also found an app called vivid gestures. This one is more up to date however the "hide nav bar" feature doesn't seem to be working even after granting permission with root. Any fix?
Pritster5 said:
After seeing that app, I also found an app called vivid gestures. This one is more up to date however the "hide nav bar" feature doesn't seem to be working even after granting permission with root. Any fix?
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Try this: go to data/adb/post-fs-data.d and create an empty file with nk extension, containing "resetprop qemu.hw.mainkeys 1" and reboot. Not completely sure, but you might need to set permission to 744.
Lossyx said:
Try this: go to data/adb/post-fs-data.d and create an empty file with nk extension, containing "resetprop qemu.hw.mainkeys 1" and reboot. Not completely sure, but you might need to set permission to 744.
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Will this get rid of the 3 buttons too? Or just the colored bar behind them?
aospmods to hide the navbar. works with vivid navigation gestures
ffuser1 said:
aospmods to hide the navbar. works with vivid navigation gestures
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Does that require Xposed framework?
Yes
Pritster5 said:
Will this get rid of the 3 buttons too? Or just the colored bar behind them?
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I don't have a pixel 7 Pro (planning to get one), but if you can enable the 3 button navigation, the method above will remove it completely. (Which means you'll have no way to navigate around, but that's the Vivid / Fluid Gestures comes in)
Lossyx said:
I don't have a pixel 7 Pro (planning to get one), but if you can enable the 3 button navigation, the method above will remove it completely. (Which means you'll have no way to navigate around, but that's the Vivid / Fluid Gestures comes in)
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Yep I figured it out. I used this instead: https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo/HideNavBar
And then I use Vivid Gestures
Lossyx said:
Try this: go to data/adb/post-fs-data.d and create an empty file with nk extension, containing "resetprop qemu.hw.mainkeys 1" and reboot. Not completely sure, but you might need to set permission to 744.
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I used X-plore to changing it, And it works. Thank you so much.
Lossyx said:
Try this: go to data/adb/post-fs-data.d and create an empty file with nk extension, containing "resetprop qemu.hw.mainkeys 1" and reboot. Not completely sure, but you might need to set permission to 744.
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This worked perfectly. I named my file Hidenavbar.nk and put the code you specified inside, and altered the permissions to 744.
Thanks so much! Now I can use this with vivid navigation gestures and I don't have to rely on any other magisk modules.
this magisk module works, and I use Vivid Gestures
And for hiding the statusbar, I use this
"Immersive" mode on MIUI 13 - Hide your status bar!
Hello all, I know I've personally missed Immersive mode as it helps me stress out less about burn-in. Hopefully someone else finds this workaround useful! What this tutorial will do: Allow you to simulate status bar immersive mode on the...
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because Xposed Pro App, AppSettingsReborn and ImmersiveMode aren't working on Android 13. Hiding cutout under developer settings isn't working, too
bhammler said:
this magisk module works, and I use Vivid Gestures
And for hiding the statusbar, I use this
"Immersive" mode on MIUI 13 - Hide your status bar!
Hello all, I know I've personally missed Immersive mode as it helps me stress out less about burn-in. Hopefully someone else finds this workaround useful! What this tutorial will do: Allow you to simulate status bar immersive mode on the...
forum.xda-developers.com
because Xposed Pro App, AppSettingsReborn and ImmersiveMode aren't working on Android 13. Hiding cutout under developer settings isn't working, too
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Hide NAV Bar Module works like a charm! Thanks!
Is there a way to enable immersive mode on the Pixel 7 pro? Is there any root or Xposed option to do so? I want to enable immersive mode on a per app basis through tasker. This functionality seems to have been lost in Android 13.
I use the Xposed module "None Display Cutout". After installing it, go to Settings > Developer Options > Display Cutout and set it to "No Display Cutout".
Then I use XposedEdgePro to creat shortcuts to turn it off and on. You can trigger it by gesture, quicksettings or activity shortcut.
I'm not sure what the best way is to set it on a per-app basis.
Schroeder09 said:
Is there a way to enable immersive mode on the Pixel 7 pro? Is there any root or Xposed option to do so? I want to enable immersive mode on a per app basis through tasker. This functionality seems to have been lost in Android 13.
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Magisk with LSPosed and App Settings Reborn.
innit said:
Magisk with LSPosed and App Settings Reborn.
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Thanks. In the app settings reborn thread here on XDA they're saying it's not compatible with A13 tho.
synesthete said:
I use the Xposed module "None Display Cutout". After installing it, go to Settings > Developer Options > Display Cutout and set it to "No Display Cutout".
Then I use XposedEdgePro to creat shortcuts to turn it off and on. You can trigger it by gesture, quicksettings or activity shortcut.
I'm not sure what the best way is to set it on a per-app basis.
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I don't understand the utility in Xposed edge pro. Doesn't it make an annoying half moon circle with different buttons pop out? Each having its own customized function? You're making it execute a small script that is to go into settings tho and activate immersive mode after installing the display cutout option. Is that correct?
Schroeder09 said:
I don't understand the utility in Xposed edge pro. Doesn't it make an annoying half moon circle with different buttons pop out? Each having its own customized function? You're making it execute a small script that is to go into settings tho and activate immersive mode after installing the display cutout option. Is that correct?
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Well, the None Display Cutout module doesn't actually give you immersive mode by itself. It basically just makes your phone ignore the hole-punch camera. Without it, you will have a black section of unused space above the app and camera if you go into immersive mode. So, it just let's you use the full screen.
I just use Xposed Edge Pro, because it offers a working way to go into immersive mode, but you don't actually need to open it after setting it up. You don't need the pie/halfmooon menu. It has an activity that can be called. I have a different custom menu that I set up with another app that calls the XposedEdge Pro shortcut to put the phone into immersive mode. Xposed Edge also lets you add quick settings buttons to hide the status or nav bars.
You could also just set up gestures through Xposed Edge to trigger immersive mode
synesthete said:
You could also just set up gestures through Xposed Edge to trigger immersive mode
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And this is while using the gesture navigation or are you using the nav bar?
Is this the Xposed module you're using?
NoDisplayCutout
强制应用在刘海/挖控区域中呈现. 主要用于小米Mix4这种挖了孔但又没挖孔的屏下摄像头手机.
modules.lsposed.org
Is it functioning on lsposed 1.8.7, magisk stable 25.2, and android 13? It hasn't had an update since 2021.
Schroeder09 said:
And this is while using the gesture navigation or are you using the nav bar?
Is this the Xposed module you're using?
NoDisplayCutout
强制应用在刘海/挖控区域中呈现. 主要用于小米Mix4这种挖了孔但又没挖孔的屏下摄像头手机.
modules.lsposed.org
Is it functioning on lsposed 1.8.7, magisk stable 25.2, and android 13? It hasn't had an update since 2021.
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This is the None Display Cutout module that I am using:
[MODULE] None Display Cutout v2
This module provide you a option for hide your devices display cutout (notch). Support Android P(ie), Q(uince Tart) and R(ed Velvet Cake). Android O and below will not work Tested on OnePlus 8T. Usage `Settings - Dev Options - Cutout Emulation...
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Sorry, it is a Magisk module, not an Xposed module.
I use the gesture navigation, but I don't use the XposeEdge gestures. I was just saying that there are different ways of triggering it. There might be some other apps that still, work, but the other old apps that put the device in immersive mode just didn't seem to work anymore. So, Xposed Edge was the only way I could get it working. If all you care about is getting rid of of the gesture pill at the bottom, and don't want to hide the status bar, there is a mod you can use with Substratum Lite.
You mentioned using Tasker. Well, I just looked in Tasker and it does give you the option to call an App Shortcut from Xposed Edge Pro. I sort of got per-app immersive working with Tasker.
To test it try this:
1. Press the + button to add new profile and select "Application"
2. Select all apps that you want to be in immersive mode
3. For you task, select App > Shortcut > Xposed Edge Pro > Hide Status Bar > Turn On.
4. Do the same thing as above, but select Hide Navigation Bar.
At this point it should trigger it when you open one of those apps that you specified. The main issue is that it persists if you go to any other app. So then you might need to create an inverse version of the profile and tasks above, to turn it off for every other app, including your launcher. There is about a quarter second delay for the immersive to turn on when you switch to a new app, though.
Schroeder09 said:
Thanks. In the app settings reborn thread here on XDA they're saying it's not compatible with A13 tho.
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It works on A13. I've been using it since day one on Pixel 7 Pro. Immersive mode, custom dpi and font size work. Only few apps are incompatible (Google Photos, Files, Recorder).
Screenshots:
1. Chrome with immersive mode enabled.
2. ES File Explorer with immersive mode and custom dpi.
I flashed a zip that makes my status bar 1px so the notification pull-down gesture still works but the screen is basically stretched to the top of the phone. Works perfectly
Bxperiaz3 said:
I flashed a zip that makes my status bar 1px so the notification pull-down gesture still works but the screen is basically stretched to the top of the phone. Works perfectly
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Is it a magisk module?
Schroeder09 said:
Is it a magisk module?
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Yes,someone made it for me