Hey, guys! Firefox Beta is currently my browser of choice, but due to the DPI settings of our beloved Nexus 7, the app uses the Phone UI. Just look at it!
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Now, let's take a look at it's layout when it sees a proper tablet DPI.
Fabulous! Now let's figure out how we can achieve this...
First of all, we need to install a framework called Xposed. This handy app can modify your ROM without touching an APK or having to flash anything. If your interested, read more about it in its OP. Speaking of the OP, you'll be downloading the APK at the bottom under attachments
You'll find it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
Open the app and touch the 'Install/Update' button. It should install successfully and request that you reboot your device. Do so now.
Now, we need to grab the app that will allow us to change the DPI settings per app. The app will also allow you to deny permissions to apps, but that's not why we are here.
You'll find the app in the attachment section of the following thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2072081
Install it and then open the previously installed Xposed Installer. Switch over to the Modules tab and checkmark the Xposed App Settings. Reboot.
Almost done!
After you've rebooted, open up the Xposed App Settings app. Scroll down to the app you would like to modify. In this case, we'll be changing Firefox Beta to tablet mode. Select Firefox Beta when you find it and enable it. Once enabled, you'll be greeted with the following screen:
Yours won't look exactly like that, but you'll need to make yours look like that also. Your DPI can be anything between 160 and 177. Once you've applied those, touch the wrench icon on the top right and force stop the app. go back to the app and touch the icon to the left of the |> icon. It'll ask you if you want to kill the application, do it again for good measure.
Success! Touch the |> icon to start the app and it should be laid out in all its tablet glory!
Bonus: You can also get the tablet, dual pane version of the Settings app by setting the resolution to 1000x1600 in Xposed App Settings.
In closing, take a look at some before and after pictures for some apps that don't have tablet lay outs by default.
Youtube
Before:
After:
Play Store (Don't like this one so much)
Before:
After:
As you can see, most of the text is squeezed together in an undesirable fashion. I switched it back. I also believe Pulse has a tablet layout, but I'm not sure.
If you know of any more apps that do this, let me know.
Tried and followed instruction,was able to change the UI but i think changing the dpi doest work thanks for sharing
Hmmm xposed wouldn't let me install the files it just froze
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azoller1 said:
Hmmm xposed wouldn't let me install the files it just froze
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I'm sorry to hear that. I'm no developer, so I can't be of much help with issues like that. Your best betis to ask the developer of xposed in his thread, or trying again.
This worked for me... thanks!
I was thinking about flashing paranoid but now I can keep my stock rom
domg73 said:
This worked for me... thanks!
I was thinking about flashing paranoid but now I can keep my stock rom
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Except it's no longer stock; you've modified the framework. Keep that in mind when you get an OTA.
So how do you know if xposed installed the files correctly does it auto reboot?
Edit: nvm it worked! Time to get modding thanks Larry!
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azoller1 said:
So how do you know if xposed installed the files correctly does it auto reboot?
Edit: nvm it worked! Time to get modding thanks Larry!
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Glad you got it working, man!
khaytsus said:
Except it's no longer stock; you've modified the framework. Keep that in mind when you get an OTA.
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True, but uninstalling the Xposed Framework is simple enough.
Darn when I go to reboot its gets stuck at logo....I'll try soft reboot
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azoller1 said:
Darn when I go to reboot its gets stuck at logo....I'll try soft reboot
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Looks like CM doesn't like this or you're having unrelated issues. :/
Well soft reboot worked, good enough for me
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Tablet mode works but DPI not
Br
Good guide thanks. I already did this with chrome to make it work with a site I use.
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Not sure I see how Firefox looks any better though. Looks horrible both ways. Truly a terrible browser imo. No redeeming features for me since I am not interested in flash.
Thanks for the guide. The setting app just fc. Can't help anything even I fixed permission already
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jarayn said:
Good guide thanks. I already did this with chrome to make it work with a site I use.
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Not sure I see how Firefox looks any better though. Looks horrible both ways. Truly a terrible browser imo. No redeeming features for me since I am not interested in flash.
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I've since ditched the browser for Lightning Browser. Tablet may look the same, but the tab system feels much better in tablet mode.
Flash also works fine on Lightning Browser.
EDIT: OP updated with info for dual pane Settings app. Too lazy to check it? Well, it's simple. Select 1000x1600 resolution for the Settings app.
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Tablet mode works but DPI not
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For me it's the other way around. I am on stock rom, by the way.
Gives me bootloops von my Nexus 7 3G with codefireX.
How to fix this?
Anyone try this with the Nexus 4?
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I can't get the firefox beta in tablet mode on my note 2 any ideas . I tried all the op settings
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First of all:
DO NOT EVEN DARE COMPLAIN ABOUT ANYTHING NOT WORKING OR IT FORCE CLOSING IF YOU HAVEN'T READ THE INSTRUCTIONS IN THIS POST
Second (ye olde cyanogen's mega awesome disclaimer):
I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, thermonuclear war, or the current economic crisis. Please do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this system app before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modificiations, and if you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you.
Ok, now that's over and done with
Description:
This is the GS3 touchwiz launcher, rescaled to work with the Nexus' stock density/resolution, and with an extra homescreen row added to take advantage of the 720p display. It's pretty smooth, Samsung have done a pretty good job
I'm going to be away for a while, moving to Europe to hopefully find a job in my field (if you guys know anyone looking for game artists, please foward them on to my portfolio ) So I probably won't be able to continue work on this until I get settled somewhere. I know Madphone will continue working on it for his TW addon pack, if people are interested in getting the widgets working etc.
Thanks everyone for your support and everything, has been much appreciated
Installation Instructions:
Flash TW5launcher.zip in recovery. Tested in CWM, experiences may vary in other recoveries.
Download Link:
http://multiupload.biz/0rjhd04oyh7i/TW5launcher_MultiUpload.biz.zip.html
Known Bugs:
- Wallpaper picker options don't work properly. This is because most of the options rely on the more system side components of touchwiz - for now, just use the "set wallpaper for homescreen option"
-Bottom Icon Row is cut off in landscape mode
-Wallpaper doesn't scroll (looking into it - It's meant to not scroll by stock, but I don't think it would be a bad feature to have, depending on performance impact.) Decided to keep it unscrolling for performance reasons.
Do i need to flash it? Or can i just push in to system/app ??
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What do the instructions say??????
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This!
But he does have a good point, you can push to system/app, but you will probably still have to install the app over the top of it to get it to work. I just listed the most foolproof way I could think of in order to decrease the likelyhood of people complaining about having problems by not doing it properly (ie. pushing to system/app, but not setting the correct permissions).
I'll update the OP in a second.
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This!
But he does have a good point, you can push to system/app, but you will probably still have to install the app over the top of it to get it to work. I just listed the most foolproof way I could think of in order to decrease the likelyhood of people complaining about having problems by not doing it properly (ie. pushing to system/app, but not setting the correct permissions).
I'll update the OP in a second.
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It worked fine by pushing it + setting the permissions. Thanks...
Since I have a stock recovery I tried the "copy to system/app, mess with permissions and clear stock launcher defaults" method and it works as well as can be expected since we are missing some of the SGS3 framework.
The Lightflow bug that makes Google books read aloud makes changing desktops talk to you which is kind of funny.
Love ya work as this seems to be good enough to use everyday. Touchwiz was never that bad but it's nice to have the choice on a Nexus device.
Edit: Just noticed in landscape it chops the bottom line of icons off. Not a complaint but if it's an easy fix?...please?
Treggs said:
Edit: Just noticed in landscape it chops the bottom line of icons off. Not a complaint but if it's an easy fix?...please?
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I'll possibly have a look into it tomorrow (lotsa travelling to do)
I'm on aokp and just installed it like a regular app... works fine.
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daddymatt said:
I'm on aokp and just installed it like a regular app... works fine.
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You will more than likely find that the widgets in the app drawer don't work, and a few other minor things from memory.
wow great job! wat file did you edit?
Not work on my Nexus with AOKP.
First i installed the zip with recovery --->. Don't work.
I installed the APK and set right permissions ---> Don't work.
I push the apk to System/app and set right permissions ---> Don't woork.
What's wrong?
Sorry because of my english.
OllerLoewe said:
Not work on my Nexus with AOKP.
First i installed the zip with recovery --->. Don't work.
I installed the APK and set right permissions ---> Don't work.
I push the apk to System/app and set right permissions ---> Don't woork.
What's wrong?
Sorry because of my english.
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Install it like a regular app
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*edit* Nevermind, got it.
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Got it to work just fine. Created folders in the dock, every time I open and close them, I get a voice notification saying "folder open, folder close" kind of annoying. Have to play with the settings to get it shut off
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Nice work
Since I am non-rooted on the Nexus, I just installed the .apk file (as in NOT fully following the instructions, I am aware of that).
Trying to add widgets but got the permission thingy, rest works nice and looks awsome, nice work mate!
Thx for this. An excellent performing launcher as smooth as I've seen ever on the GN. I can't get it to work though through a reboot. Using the instructions verbatim or not. Still super cool to play with!
How do you get it to stfu? I don't need voice clarification when opening folders and stuff
Apples iPhone, There's a patent for that. Solving lifes dilemmas one lawsuit at a time.
Thank you very much.
Mine has some small issues
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Got it to work just fine. Created folders in the dock, every time I open and close them, I get a voice notification saying "folder open, folder close" kind of annoying. Have to play with the settings to get it shut off
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Yeah i get the same issue as well as when you pinch the homescreen you get the voice too
So I installed the apk and it's working fine how do i set the permissions
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Don't work for me fc when open it, I think its cuz im on paranoid android
Love my G Nexus
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(Above is basically a clean CM10 rom with dual pane in Settings)
Recently discovered after finding and using azoller's CM10.1 Fusion ROM for a day or two.
This method involves using Xposed Framework and basically requires installing 2 apks, then changing some settings for it to take effect.
NOTE: None of this will affect your notifications bar or navbar, it just changes resolutions/layouts, except you can make specific apps fullscreen if you want.
1. Install this apk (from the main thread), click Install/Update, and reboot.
2. Install this apk (a module/add on for dpi/resolution change) and reboot a second time.
3. Go into Xposed App Settings which is the 2nd app installed, and any app that has Screen (dp,px) set to 800x1200 will act as if it were a tablet app. This includes Settings, YouTube, anything that looks different with a tablet.
If any graphics are too big/small, you can change the DPI, but 160-190 is pretty good most of the time. It's pretty simple and mostly cool, and should work on just about any rom.
The attached screenshots show my settings for the Android Settings to have a dual pane and some examples of YouTube looking more expanded than usual.
Again, none of this is my doing, I just figured it out recently and thought a simple step by step would be nice for people who haven't tried it yet and/or aren't running stuff like AOKP and ParanoidAndroid (built in tablet UI roms).
thanks for your tutorial, it works.but we can't get a full working Tablet UI here. the status bar and notification are still on top even though I set the "Launcher" screen to 1280x800. also we need to set the app one by one in order to enable the tablet layout, there is no way to adjust the whole apps by a single setting.
sony.xperia said:
thanks for your tutorial, it works.but we can't get a full working Tablet UI here. the status bar and notification are still on top even though I set the "Launcher" screen to 1280x800. also we need to set the app one by one in order to enable the tablet layout, there is no way to adjust the whole apps by a single setting.
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Sorry, maybe I should've had a step 0 where it says to read the thread.
NOTE: None of this will affect your notifications bar or navbar, it just changes resolutions/layouts, except you can make specific apps fullscreen if you want.
It says that right above the instructions, none of my screenshots show a tablet UI, and I specifically talked about resolution and layout instead of the notification/navbar UI.
Hmmmm. Is the tablet UI just like it is on PA?
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androidkid311 said:
Hmmmm. Is the tablet UI just like it is on PA?
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The screenshots show what it does, and it doesn't change the notifications/navbar. Just like I told the other guy, it's pointed out in the NOTE above the instructions, and my OP isn't even that long to begin with...
This is for people like me who like dual-pane mode and tablet-ized apps, but who also don't like the whole tablet UI on the bottom. It's basically a tablet layout with phablet notifications/navbar, like how ParanoidAndroid can do by itself in Phablet mode, but it works across most roms and that's the benefit really.
You're right. Really sorry, I missed to read that part.
BTW, when I used PA and I choose phone mode, I was able to make the layout of opera mini the same as it appears on my phone (the navigation buttons located in the bottom). Here, I tried to change the setting of opera mini, but the app layout didn't change at all. Is it possible to simulate the phone mode (layout) for opera mini using those software? I need this because it's more convenient to have the buttons on the bottom when we're in portrait mode.
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First thanks to the op for pointing me in the right direction. With this app, i was finally able to get opera mini phone layout (navigation bar on the button) on nexus 7 running CM10.1
Under settings for opera mini, i just increased the dpi to 600 and resolution to 800x1280 and voila ?
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Might be a stupid question but will this affect OTA's/manual install of updates??
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So, uh, will this work with stock ROM? (not indexed/deodexed, etc.)
Thanks for sharing the specific resolution settings. It would be nice to keep DPI for large text, and just have dual pane fit like a tablet app
lmike6453 said:
Thanks for sharing the specific resolution settings. It would be nice to keep DPI for large text, and just have dual pane fit like a tablet app
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You can change the text size with xposed app settings. Its next to dpi
The xposed framework has been a lifesaver especially since paranoid android has been a buggy mess since it went vanilla aosp instead of cm based. AOKP plus xposed app settings is rock solid and stable.
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Thanks so much for sharing this. Its exactly what I've been looking for.
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I know LMT launcher is available for this but i just saw this video i looks good any tired it or care to try it. I wont have my phone till next week. Link to the video and the app store where you can get the app. Video is in a different language but no need to understand.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAcbtcf3qf4
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwyLDIxMiwiZGUudHNvcm4uRnVsbFNjcmVlbiJd
EDIT: if you want to use LMT launcher you have to have root and root explorer to remove the soft keys. First Install LMT launcher, you can get it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1330150.
*Here is the link to download the full screen toggle app so you dont have to modify the build prop
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1497558
Then with root explorer Add "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1" (without the quotes) at the end of the build.prop in /system and reboot (credit to anirudh412 for this).
Root Explorer found in app store https://play.google.com/store/apps/...sImNvbS5zcGVlZHNvZnR3YXJlLnJvb3RleHBsb3JlciJd
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I know LMT launcher is available for this but i just saw this video i looks good any tired it or care to try it. I wont have my phone till next week. Link to the video and the app store where you can get the app. Video is in a different language but no need to understand.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mAcbtcf3qf4
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwyLDIxMiwiZGUudHNvcm4uRnVsbFNjcmVlbiJd
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Nice. This should go to Apps section but on the subject, the screen looks wide and shows little bezel on the phone.
Thanks
Nimche said:
Nice. This should go to Apps section but on the subject, the screen looks wide and shows little bezel on the phone.
Thanks
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what do you mean "the screen looks wide and shows little bezel on the phone".
cheapshot789 said:
I know LMT launcher is available for this but i just saw this video i looks good any tired it or care to try it. I wont have my phone till next week. Link to the video and the app store where you can get the app. Video is in a different language but no need to understand.
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I would not recommend this app. I tried it. It worked but after reboot my phone I ended up in boot loop. It mess up with the build.prop. So if you don't have recovery it will be pain to restore phone to previous state.
This app worked well for me. Just the placement of the on screen keys would sometimes get I am the way of the software keyboards lower left and lower right most keys. But overall pretty good.
Krashtan said:
I would not recommend this app. I tried it. It worked but after reboot my phone I ended up in boot loop. It mess up with the build.prop. So if you don't have recovery it will be pain to restore phone to previous state.
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Did you modify did build prop to remove the soft keys before u installed the app? You dont need to modify the build prop for this that maybe the reason you had that boot loop.
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This thing almost perfect, the only thing missing is the stock recent apps, instead it uses its own recent apps that don't allow me to remove apps that are running by swiping it to the right.
I think this one look better
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1963522
randy_c said:
I think this one look better
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1963522
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Yea someone had all ready mention doing the build.prop mod to remove soft keys then installing LMT launcher, i just wanted to provided alternatives and with this you don't need to do build.prop and you all ways have a back arrow key or home button.
randy_c said:
I think this one look better
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1963522
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Should be the same as this?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1497558
I'm currently using it for my ZL
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Men that looks very good but instruction was not very clear. Need root? Just install apk and reboot?
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Men that looks very good but instruction was not very clear. Need root? Just install apk and reboot?
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You need root, playing with system files requires root
psyeo said:
Should be the same as this?
httPie control /forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1497558
I'm currently using it for my ZL
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I can't seem to get the recent apps button to work On the Pie control, does it work for you?
Update: I figured it out I was using 2 fullscreen apps at the same time.
you should post a little instruction. It was kind of confusing to me too
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you should post a little instruction. It was kind of confusing to me too
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well the thing is that with the original post that i put you dont need to do any build prop mods its just installing the apps, but if you want to do the LMT launcher with removing the soft keys its been posted on other threads but ill repost it. Also i dont if a moderator can move this to the app section i posted in wrong place.
Here's what I did:
1. Root the phone with my bootloader still locked.
2. I installed the LMT Launcher app and configured the PIE controls
3. When the PIE controls are all set, I installed the app "Fullscreen Toggle"
4. Fullscreen Toggle gets rid of the softkeys but keeps the status bar on top, which I think is good.
5. I also prefer using Browser vs. Chrome, so Installed Browser apk using the instructions in the other thread for that.
Now, when I browse, I have the full screen, when I exit the browser, I no longer have wasted space by the softkeys taking up space.
I have to say, I love LMT Pie control, its fast and intuitive and its even more convenient to use the phone one handed with it. This made all the difference with this phone.
This is exactly what im doing didnt have a chance to do it yesterday, one question you got stock browser to work cuz it seemed like nobody had it working. Did you follow the instructions from the link I provided.
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I cannot wait to try that out when I get my phone, thanks!
To install Browser I followed this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2187973
Thanks is im going to link the link the app thread if thats ok.
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【DoubleX】Onekey open android4.3 App-Ops-Control all Access(work whitout root)
This app just a way to Enter in the android 4.3 original access control(google didnt give the entrance) ,so is safe and work with out root.
U can easy to control all access like location、camera、SMS。
Maybe u Doubt about this,i will show some pictures here,then you should understand this。
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install App Ops.apk
then find out Gallery
then off the Camera access
now,the camera cannt work
There is too much access,you can edit easy.
Download Link: AppOps-1.0-By-DoubleX.apk
Thanks, gonna try it some time later... A better icon would be nice too.
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You can also just create a shortcut to the activity under "settings", just FYI. This is good for people who can't do that, though.
Does not work for me. after installation the app says "not compatible with your system". I am using standard orca rom... android 4.2.2
Starship706 said:
Does not work for me. after installation the app says "not compatible with your system". I am using standard orca rom... android 4.2.2
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yep,thia only work on android 4.3+
Thanks a lot
Great!
This is awesome! Thanks :laugh:
noodles2224 said:
Thanks, gonna try it some time later... A better icon would be nice too.
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I like the icon in the OP
This is what I read about App Ops:
"Some apps don't show all their required permissions until we use them. For instance with Bump app the authorizations for "vibrate mode" and "Send notification" only appear when we open the app and try to send something."
I don't have 4.3 atm so could u please confirm? It seems very strange to have a security app wich works like that...
Good one ! Thanks .try to change icon or pit in settings if you can
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Primokorn_ said:
This is what I read about App Ops:
"Some apps don't show all their required permissions until we use them. For instance with Bump app the authorizations for "vibrate mode" and "Send notification" only appear when we open the app and try to send something."
I don't have 4.3 atm so could u please confirm? It seems very strange to have a security app wich works like that...
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Why would someone say that if it weren't true? This feature wasn't supposed to be released yet but it was in the build and someone found it.
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joshnichols189 said:
Why would someone say that if it weren't true? This feature wasn't supposed to be released yet but it was in the build and someone found it.
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I'm not agree and accept all what I read... Everything isn't true so a small comment is always appreciated.
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yes, and you can try "App Ops Launcher" on play store to launch the "App ops" on android 4.3, it is just only 7kb.
it is coming with the next update? i mean official yet?
A new way for end users to break apps...a developers nightmare come true. While I like the idea of this it is too easy for users to switch off permissions, forget they did it, app appears broken and the developer must waste time supporting a non-issue.
This is aimed at the functionality Google has added to 4.3 not the OP's shortcut app.
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fivefour said:
A new way for end users to break apps...a developers nightmare come true. While I like the idea of this it is too easy for users to switch off permissions, forget they did it, app appears broken and the developer must waste time supporting a non-issue.
This is aimed at the functionality Google has added to 4.3 not the OP's shortcut app.
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The situation wouldn't be the current one if some developpers don't use useless permissions. Have a look at Facebook's permissions...
The user has to know what he does before criticizing an app that seems to not work properly.
Primokorn_ said:
The situation wouldn't be the current one if some developpers don't use useless permissions. Have a look at Facebook's permissions...
The user has to know what he does before criticizing an app that seems to not work properly.
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If used properly this is an awesome addition, the problem is what I stated above will indeed happen.
Example being a wallpaper app (we will call it wall-e) shouldn't be able to read contacts if it can't set contact images, in this example disabling this ability is warrented. But perhaps you didn't know this particular wallpaper app can set contact images, you disable this permisssion. Weeks later your changing John Doe's image to find wall-e in the list with gallery, you think cool I can use wall-e to change John's image so you select wall-e and bam...force close. You think the app is broken, send bug report, the developer reads the crashlog and tries for hours to find out why on this particular device setting a contact image causes a crash.
This is a general example, it gets worse as most users have no idea what permissions are really necessary for Android applications basic functionality.
Then it gets much worse, this is one user...imagine all the millions of users using hundreds of thousands of apps once 4.3 is mainstream like 4.2.
Please try this "App ops launcher", it is only 7kb, scan this and install on your device to have a try.
cheers :good: will it also work on jb4.1.2?
zeyaan said:
cheers :good: will it also work on jb4.1.2?
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No. App Ops doesnt exist in anything under 4.3.
I know some of you are against changing the stock/vanilla android look, but for those who have tried any launchers that have been ported from other devices like Samsung, LG, Sony...
Wich launcher (share links if possible) have worked on your device?
Share your screenshots with the launcher in use and necessary steps to look alike.
The only decent launcher that i've been able to find working is the LG G2 launcher
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2580458
It looks ok, but the icons are way too small and the weather widget size (4x2) is smaller than home grid size (5x5) so it does not center.
{
"lightbox_close": "Close",
"lightbox_next": "Next",
"lightbox_previous": "Previous",
"lightbox_error": "The requested content cannot be loaded. Please try again later.",
"lightbox_start_slideshow": "Start slideshow",
"lightbox_stop_slideshow": "Stop slideshow",
"lightbox_full_screen": "Full screen",
"lightbox_thumbnails": "Thumbnails",
"lightbox_download": "Download",
"lightbox_share": "Share",
"lightbox_zoom": "Zoom",
"lightbox_new_window": "New window",
"lightbox_toggle_sidebar": "Toggle sidebar"
}
Share your thoughts and links for other launchers that look good on the Nexus 7 20131
The TouchWiz launcher from the S4 also works. The launcher will be very small, but it can be enlarged using X posed Framework + App settings.
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The TouchWiz launcher from the S4 also works. The launcher will be very small, but it can be enlarged using X posed Framework + App settings
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I also installed touchwiz from the s4 but it looks tiny and i dont know how to fix it, i have exposed module and the app settings but still dont know how to fix it. I hope you can help me
Suggestion, posting screenshots with the launcher in use and necessary steps to look alike.
I used XPeria launcher but kinda lagged on transitions. Also tried MIUI launcher but crashes on 4.4.2. Other than that it's smooth, fluid and looks good
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I also installed touchwiz from the s4 but it looks tiny and i dont know how to fix it, i have exposed module and the app settings but still dont know how to fix it. I hope you can help me
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Absolutely! Here's what I did. These steps are for those who don't know about Xposed Framework as well.
1. Make sure that Xposed is installed (the framework, not just the apk), download App settings module from the Downloads section within the app. Go back to the modules section, and activate the checkbox for App Settings.
2. Reboot. (It is recommended that you reboot for the framework to be installed for the changes to take effect. While this is true, I reboot after my modules are downloaded/activated. If not, they would require a second reboot as well.)
3. Navigate to "TouchWiz home" in App Settings. Switch it from Off to On, and change the DPI value to a resolution that you find suitable, and hit save. I use 460 for this launcher, and various values for different apps that I find is a waste of screen real estate (like 280 for the Play Store, and most of the Google Apps).
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Suggestion, posting screenshots with the launcher in use and necessary steps to look alike.
I used XPeria launcher but kinda lagged on transitions. Also tried MIUI launcher but crashes on 4.4.2. Other than that it's smooth, fluid and looks good
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Nice idea. I'll add those suggestions to the main post!
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Absolutely! Here's what I did. These steps are for those who don't know about Xposed Framework as well.
1. Make sure that Xposed is installed (the framework, not just the apk), download App settings module from the Downloads section within the app. Go back to the modules section, and activate the checkbox for App Settings.
2. Reboot. (It is recommended that you reboot for the framework to be installed for the changes to take effect. While this is true, I reboot after my modules are downloaded/activated. If not, they would require a second reboot as well.)
3. Navigate to "TouchWiz home" in App Settings. Switch it from Off to On, and change the DPI value to a resolution that you find suitable, and hit save. I use 460 for this launcher, and various values for different apps that I find is a waste of screen real estate (like 280 for the Play Store, and most of the Google Apps).
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Got it working now, i didn't know which dpi setting to use, although the homescreen is 4x4, i wish it was 5x5 at least. Thanks for the help!
Why would anyone want TW?...lol
stoehner said:
Why would anyone want TW?...lol
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Not that I actually want it...but this is Android. I have it just because I can.
P.S.: Can't add any widgets to it. Not sure why the permissions are wrong, but I didn't care to figure it out. I don't use it.
Gonna give the lg launcher a whirl... Is it functionably?
Where is the touchwiz launcher for the nexus 7 2013? I've searched and searched but can't seem to find it.
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Port touchwiz launcher for Nexus 7 2013 flo.
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Where is the touchwiz launcher for the nexus 7 2013? I've searched and searched but can't seem to find it.
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tashik19 said:
Port touchwiz launcher for Nexus 7 2013 flo.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2491430
Here ya go
Here's the s4 one too
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2252058
Don't know why you would want to do such a thing tho... Touchwiz is hideous IMO, but to each his own
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Got it working now, i didn't know which dpi setting to use, although the homescreen is 4x4, i wish it was 5x5 at least. Thanks for the help!
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You might be able to get one more row out of it with this.
http://repo.xposed.info/module/uk.co.villainrom.pulser.fivebyfourlauncher