Hello,
I'm looking for some option to enable all of my installed apps in the new multiwindow on android 4.3 without using xposed module, as it makes the phone laggy.
I know there have been some mods for android 4.1.2 but are there some for 4.3?
Maybe You know some method to make this mod myself for the ROM I'm currently using (not making it for every app)?
I'm using n7105.
Ok, found the right app.
It's called mw apps manager and it doesn't require xposed module
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To whom who can answer this;
I have an application called Foxtel Go, which allows me to stream my TV programs (Foxtel) on my Android device. However the APP only allows you to use it when the phone is not rooted (Condition one) and running an official Samsung TW Phone (Condition 2). I have condition one solved because I have an APP which hides root using Xposed Installer. Condition 2 I cannot meet because I'm running Android 4.4.2 (ProBam ROM). Is there a way to make Foxtel Go think I'm running an official TW Rom?
Thank you for any assistance in return.
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To whom who can answer this;
I have an application called Foxtel Go, which allows me to stream my TV programs (Foxtel) on my Android device. However the APP only allows you to use it when the phone is not rooted (Condition one) and running an official Samsung TW Phone (Condition 2). I have condition one solved because I have an APP which hides root using Xposed Installer. Condition 2 I cannot meet because I'm running Android 4.4.2 (ProBam ROM). Is there a way to make Foxtel Go think I'm running an official TW Rom?
Thank you for any assistance in return.
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you have to change the build.prop to the requirements of the app
Download a stock based rom and take the build.prop file
Open it with a file manager and change the parameters to your custom ProBam rom
Hi
I was using Wanam for some time. Now I would like to use only one function - Call recording. Is there any way to activate it on Samsung Galaxy Note 2 Android 4.3 Stock Rom, without instaling Wanam and framework ? Of course I got Root access.
I want to keep my system as clean as possible. Without any additional apps. Anyone know how this Wanam app do the trick ? I was trying to do some changes in other.xml file - no result. I was trying to replace SecPhone.apk - no result (maybe I was trying with wrong version). I think Wanam is doing some changes in files, but I dont know what exactly is changed....
I'm using a rooted HTC Desire 816, the UK version, unlocked. With the bootloader unlocked, CWM recovery installed and rooted but not using a custom ROM or kernel (just the stock HTC ones that came on the phone).
I'm wanting to change the navigation buttons but having some trouble. I've tried a number of different methods including using SoftKeyz, which seems like the easily method without using xposed modules. However, the icons don't change once I've applied the theme I want to use and have done a soft reboot.
Does anyone have any other methods for changing the navigation buttons? Or have any idea of why I can't change using SoftKeyz?
Cheers guys!
Xstana works well. it also has a paid version which I haven't tried
your device seems to be ready for xposed. you don't need a custom Rom and you shouldn't have any problem installing Xposedinstaller and modules like Xstana or Sense6 Toolbox which IMHO is a must have
Xstana works well. it also has a paid version which I haven't tried
your device seems to be ready for xposed. you don't need a custom Rom and you shouldn't have any problem installing Xposedinstaller and modules like Xstana or Sense6 Toolbox which IMHO is a must have
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Thanks for the reply!
I did try Xposedinstaller as well, but this also didn't seem to work. Do I need to have S-Off in order for xposed modules to take effect? I'll give Sense6 toolbox a try though.
Thanks again.
Xposedinstaller provides the basis for all Xposed modules like Sense6 toolbox and Xstana to work. it doesn't change your phone by itself.
first you should install Xposedinstaller. here is how; most probably, you won't need to do all the steps, just follow from step 5. then download other modules like Xstana and activate them in "modules" section inside Xposedinstaller. it's easier than it sounds.
most changes in modules need a reboot to take effect.
Is there any way to add more applications to work with MultiWindow? previously did this with wanam Xposed but does not work Xposed in lollipop rom.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2817474
Like this?
An app called window commander on the play store
I just bought a Galaxy Tab s SM-T800 (with Lollipop 5.0.2) and have rooted it and added custom recovery. I am still using a Galaxy Note 8 and enjoy the ability (through root) to have floating windows and have any app I want as a split window. To my disappointment I realized that with the Tab s you cannot add any other apps for multiwindow other than those that Samsung deems compatible. You also cannot float the windows. I tried apps such as Multiwindow Manager but they do not work (I think because Lollipop has broken this functionality). I have also looked at xposed framework (which I use on the note 8) but I am afraid to try this since it is alpha and there have been issues on Samsung devices. Are there any roms out there that would be compatible with the t800 tab s wifi version that will allow more extensive multiwindow support? (BTW I looked at the SuperSamsung Rom but it says it is for the LTE models which I don't have).
No issues whatsoever with Xposed.
Xposed + wanam = any app you want for multiwindows.
Thanks for the reply. I have done some more research and just today saw a post about IronMan rom (forum.xda-developers.com/galaxy-tab-s/development/prerooted-stock-touchwiz-rom-t2973107) and if I understand the post correctly it is compatible with my tablet and has xposed framework as part of it. If I got this right then all I have to do is copy the rom zip file to an sd card, boot into recovery and install it from there and then I would have multiwindow and floating window support as well as xposed framework. Am I correct in what I'm saying? Sorry for my ignorance but would appreciate your input on this.