There are three navigation bar types in settings, I haven't liked any of them. I only like that slider with a back button. Because one day I have installed LineageOS and really liked that navigation. I don't like any other types than this and the stock one, and I dislike that slider that only just a bar with swiping from left-right to back. Anyway, it's alone was an enough reason for me to change my official rom just for this slider-back navigation. You know after you give the kid a candy, he can't forget it. It's a very convenient, and no wonder. Navigation-bar may alone stop someone from purchasing an Iphone.
I know I went far, my simple question is. My device is magisked - Lsposed. And I'm in Stock ROM. Is there anyway I can change my navigation bar to this slider-back Thx.
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Me too!
Yeah, a shame that not even goodlock can modify this behavior, i use the back button a lot in chrome because it brings up the navigation history for the specific tab
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Ive come across how to activate the clock in the taskbar, but as you all know that hides/covers the battery icon. This is a major flaw in design.
Ive seen many screenshots with where people have the time then custom icons including the battery, however this seems like it would cover up the X on some applications.
Examples here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=277110&d=1265353835
http://i46.tinypic.com/2isfn05.jpg
This is how i want my taskbar to look [photoshopped]. With the original icons, with the battery and clock and room to close programmes
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Im sure this tweak must be achievable.
Thanks in advance
You just need to install BattClock then configure away
Pretty sure ive tried that, and batti. Never managed to get it like i want
if i'm not wrong the so called task manager has been done away with in the new version..
i couldn't get it up too. the blank space on top left is now new taskbar or wadeva that is...?
So I use chompSMS all the time, tried everything else around and it allows me to reply quickly to txt when i need to. Recently I been working on creating some themes but haven't got things to where I want to release them. I Bought the extended controls on market and really loved the customization. More colors would be nice but I thought using the same idea or other apps such as chomp would be great. As of right now I skinned my widget and things are not perfect but, I will get it there soon enough. Maybe at some point I could build an app that would allow you to customize these widgets and apps.
Here is a screen shot of what I did to mine. If you understand how to edit png files and install apps then the process isnt too hard. PM me if you want the instructions other wise i found the widget backgroun in /res/drawable-port-hdpi. From what I can see most things in it could be customized.
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Ok This idea came to me earlier today, sense 2.1 roms (Speedy ports) have a recently used apps bar in the notifications menu. Well I found a better use for it,
Instead of seeing the app you just closed why not display common everyday apps? e.g. phone, flashlight, facebook, twitter, camera. See that way you don't have to run around your UI to find what you want, It's simply a drag and drop away
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The con is this.
Making the apks run in a list and then closing (background) constantly may effect you wanting to see your recently used apps (The one where you just long press home button and it displays) those apps the first 4 or so will be which ever default you have set up. any way I'm seeking some help with this I'm not new but nor am I marinated in sense feature modifying.
So are any oldies in to assist?
I'm currently working on a status bar project.
I'm just wanting some general feedback on it.
Here's a screenshot:
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http://i.tinyuploads.com/FI1xu8.png
I just want to know what you think.
I'm actually needing a little help on starting development for it.
PM if you're interested.
Thanks.
Screenshot doesn't work
Sorry, fixed!
I like your homescreen. Very elegant.
Thanks haha.
I like it but honestly, I dont like blue lol
Sent from my HTC One S Unlocked
using XDA Premium
It's going to be customizable.
How will the signal icon interact with notifications? Will the notifications automatically appear towards the center (on the right side of the carrier), or will they push the signal indicator and carrier name over as they pop up?
It will probably push everything.
I think it looks slick. I would probably give it a try.
Green would be amazing
I would love red. Nice work can't wait to try
This is in the planning process.
The status bar will be customizable as said before.
Installed the latest build of One UI and wasn't digging the bottom gestures for one hand navigation.
I did some searching and came across Fluid Navigation. It works flawlessly and looks great with the new UI.
Fluid Navigation lets you assign the left, right and bottom of the screen with custom swipe gestures to system actions, like back, home, recent, and a bunch of other options.
I find fluid navigation's gesture placement easier to access than the new "swipe from the bottom" gestures that are part of the new UI and it looks like it was made for One UI with a sort of jelly/fluid animation that looks a lot like the liquid effects when you pull out the pen.
I highly recommend checking it out. Loving it so far.
Download it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fb.fluid&hl=en_US
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