So, I can easily use reading mode when only viewing one app; however, when I want to use two apps (both added to reading mode and work perfectly individually), the screen goes back to default brightness. Is there any way to fix this?
How do you enable other apps in Reading mode?
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RussellEstridge25 said:
How do you enable other apps in Reading mode?
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Device-> display -> tap on reading mode. Click on edit and then select applications.
grimloktt said:
Device-> display -> tap on reading mode. Click on edit and then select applications.
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Thanks
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Hi,
is there a way to exclude apps from autorotation
My launcher has a seperate option, so that's OK but a lot of apps don't and in some cases it's annoying when it switches to landscape by accident
anyone any ideas?
cheers
B
If its not in the app settings then just disable it altogether
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Tasker can do this very easily
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bbilko said:
Tasker can do this very easily
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Any chance you could explain how?
StuMcBill said:
Any chance you could explain how?
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My Settings are:
By default disable autorotate
Tasker Profile:
- App needs landscape
- context : various apps (PocketCloud/LastFM/etc)
- task: Auto Rotate ON
- action: Display -> Display Rotation -> Set On
- exit task: Auto Rotate Off
- action: Display -> Display Rotation -> Set Off
Daniel.
a very simple method is using the free "Smart Rotator". There you can enable the apps which you want to allow to rotate. Works perfect for me!
This is very helpful, thank you
tnat said:
a very simple method is using the free "Smart Rotator". There you can enable the apps which you want to allow to rotate. Works perfect for me!
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exactly what I was looking for, thanks !!
B
Thanx a lot.
1. Go to the settings menu, and scroll down to "About phone." Click on it.
2. Scroll down to the bottom again, where you see "Build number."
3. Tap it seven times. After the third tap, you'll see a dialog that says you're four taps away from being a developer.
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Interesting that they decided to make dev settings hidden like an easter egg.
probably due to people messing with it and wondering why apps start crashing
Any other hidden settings ?
Very strange, but good to know. Thanks!
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bioan said:
1. Go to the settings menu, and scroll down to "About phone." Click on it.
2. Scroll down to the bottom again, where you see "Build number."
3. Tap it seven times. After the third tap, you'll see a dialog that says you're four taps away from being a developer.
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At first I thought you were being a smarta$$, lol. Is that how you really enable it?
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cdexsw said:
At first I thought you were being a smarta$$, lol. Is that how you really enable it?
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just did it on my n7
can confirm
So how do we go about disabling it once enabled?
adit said:
So how do we go about disabling it once enabled?
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Tap it 7 times alternating your thumb and pinky then lock and unlock the screen 7 times followed by dropping the status bar down 7 times while holding the phone upside down.
No seriously it looks like once you enable it, its there for good.
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Hi All
... and how to allow multiple user accounts ?
on Galaxy Nexus JB 4.2
bioan said:
1. Go to the settings menu, and scroll down to "About phone." Click on it.
2. Scroll down to the bottom again, where you see "Build number."
3. Tap it seven times. After the third tap, you'll see a dialog that says you're four taps away from being a developer.
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Thanks for clarifying this mate
adit said:
So how do we go about disabling it once enabled?
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It's not really needed the 7 taps just allow you to see the developer menu again you still have to turn on the adb option like before.
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Thanks. On my n7
I thought that would enable debugging but I learned that I then have to go to developer options. Shady shady, google!
I searched and all ive found is how to enable them, but not how to diasable them
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you cant
Too bad, well, thanks for answering
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Too bad, well, thanks for answering
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Why would you want to?
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negrobembon said:
Too bad, well, thanks for answering
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well actually come to think of it there is a way.. like when i flashed a custom rom the option was hidden..so i used the combo to make it visible but i didnt need to since usb debugging was already on, so if that is the only think you use in dev settings its possible to let it remain hidden and have debugging on
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Why would you want to?
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They draw the attention of people who use my phone and they start messing with them while im not looking
Happened to me several time before, i unhid them to check'em out thinking i could hide them again
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With a factory reset
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Go to settings - apps then the all tab. Scroll to settings and clear cache and data. Should be hidden again. You'll lose signal for a minute or so but after that it's back to normal
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thephantom said:
Go to settings - apps then the all tab. Scroll to settings and clear cache and data. Should be hidden again. You'll lose signal for a minute or so but after that it's back to normal
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Thanks man
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thephantom said:
Go to settings - apps then the all tab. Scroll to settings and clear cache and data. Should be hidden again. You'll lose signal for a minute or so but after that it's back to normal
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If you already root and don't want to losing your settings just install root explorer..open it and navigate to data/data/com.android.settings/shared_prefs/development.xml..edit and change value "true" to "false"..save and exit..then delete development.xml.bak..after that go to settings>apps>all>Settings..open it then force stop..then open Settings app to check it..voila! developer options disappeared!
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Hide developer options mod
Thanks phadly!
I was searching for a solution just like the one you have suggested.
Based on your answer I have made a small mod that hides the developer options - All it does is replacing the development.xml file with one that contains a 'false' value, and setting the right permissions. I tested it on my Samsung Galaxy S4 GT-I9500 and it work perfectly.
If anyone want to use the mod, it can be downloaded from here - flash it with CWM/TWRP etc.
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Why would you want to?
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Use case: I just put CM11 on a friend's Nook Tablet but I want to hide it so she can't go in there and somehow do something to make it explode...because she will find a way. I don't want ADB access ever getting turned off in case I need to try and save the device and that's the only way I can talk to it. I also want to take away Advanced Reboot so she doesn't get into recovery. So, there ya go Thanks for those who posted those methods to do this.
you could just clear the settings app data and it would go away.
Antone knows how to hide de home menu settings?
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Go to settings - apps then the all tab. Scroll to settings and clear cache and data. Should be hidden again. You'll lose signal for a minute or so but after that it's back to normal
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The Clear Data button is greyed out. Why??
It's never been greyed out on my previous phones. This is an LG V20.
Any fix other then factory reset?
Hi all, is there a setting to enable the multi view? Pressing the back button now dont work, it was working last night. I vaguely remember seeing a setting to enable or disable it. Anyone knows?
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supac said:
Hi all, is there a setting to enable the multi view? Pressing the back button now dont work, it was working last night. I vaguely remember seeing a setting to enable or disable it. Anyone knows?
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settings > display > multi window
D3_ said:
settings > display > multi window
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Thanks! The menu system is so unintuitive.
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Is there a way to change the default screen that we see via smartcover? Right now its a notepad and the calendar and I cant find any option to change it.
You can turn it off but that's about it so far...
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pierrekid said:
You can turn it off but that's about it so far...
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How do you do that, if I may ask?
Settings > General > Accessory > Daynote