The settings icon in the top right corner of the Quick Settings / Notification Pull-down Shade becomes unresponsive randomly from time to time.
I can't replicate it and I can't figure out a way to resolve it. Anyone facing the same problem and knows of any solution?
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Anyone else have this problem with the icon in the status bar of the talkback icon showing up in settings saying that it is on?
I check the settings and it is definitely off but the icon remains.
I've restarted the device and reset the icon by turning it on and back off, but eventually the icon finds itself back on randomly.
It's pissing me off.
Phatdawg said:
Anyone else have this problem with the icon in the status bar of the talkback icon showing up in settings saying that it is on?
I check the settings and it is definitely off but the icon remains.
I've restarted the device and reset the icon by turning it on and back off, but eventually the icon finds itself back on randomly.
It's pissing me off.
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Same problem here . Usually happens after a restart. Only way I get rid of it is by enabling it and disabling it again (though operating in Talkback mode is a bit of a work and takes a bit of understanding of how to operate...like using using two fingers to swipe the screen and double tap instead of a single tap to select an option. Hence I would not recommend my way of getting rid of the icon, unless you know what you are doing ).
Samsung should really come up with a fix of this annoying bug.
Happen to me as well until I uninstall all apps that use this method to push notifications.
I.e. go launcher notification plugin
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Hi. On B512 if i pull left side of notification bar i get my notifications and on right side settings. Can i get this on B707?
If you have a notification it will bring down your notification tray, if not it will bring down quick settings. This is annoying for me as I have ongoing notifications, meaning to get to quick settings I have to swipe across every time.
I've been using adb overscan to hide my navigation bar completely and use edge gesture for gestures. After updating my pixel 2 xl to android pie, I realized that when I click on my message notification from my notification center to open the actual app and deal with it(read, reply), the notification does not go away.
It goes away when I pull down the notification bar, but before I pull it down the icon stays remain in the status bar.
This is getting very annoying. Is anyone else experiencing this issue?
Please can anyone resolve this, it's driving me crazy!
I have a nest camera that sends me notifications...
When recieving a notification I used to be able to tap the little indicator on the right hand side of the notification and it would show me the clip without having to go right into the app to view it.
This work when locked or unlocked... Now it won't work on either
Indicator is missing.
Any ideas please?
After hours of trying to sort this I managed to fix it seconds after posting on here
I'm using Nova and I had disabled oneui by accident and the notification permissions had been wiped out in one ui
No, it's doing it again
Hi guys,
In my S20+ when I try to select any QT on my lock screen, the notification bar closes by itself after drawing it down. I can't select any of the QS. Have you guys had the same problem?
Mine does not behave that way. On the lockscreen, I can pull down the notification bar and toggle some settings (BT, sound, DND, autorotate) and the changes take effect but the notification bar stays down. Some toggles require my PIN before taking effect, but the notification bar never scrolls up by itself. I know this doesn't help you sort it out, but letting you know it is not universal behavior.
sublimaze said:
Mine does not behave that way. On the lockscreen, I can pull down the notification bar and toggle some settings (BT, sound, DND, autorotate) and the changes take effect but the notification bar stays down. Some toggles require my PIN before taking effect, but the notification bar never scrolls up by itself. I know this doesn't help you sort it out, but letting you know it is not universal behavior.
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My S10 Plus with an update that added the power button to the notification bar introduced that bug to :/