The commands you’ll need are:
To only hide the status bar:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.status=*
To only hide the navigation bar:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=*
To hide both status and nav bar:
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
Return*things to normal:
adb shell settings put global policy_control null*
dont restart ur phone this will make it auto hide U can use J Touch app for navigation its works better
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tested and working?
shashank1320 said:
tested and working?
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arshilhonor6x said:
yes
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You didn't include in the instructions that those commands should be written in CMD or Terminal and the phone should be plugged in.
itisiryan said:
You didn't include in the instructions that those commands should be written in CMD or Terminal and the phone should be plugged in.
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obviously adb commands need cmd and phone should be connected this is such a noob question
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arshilhonor6x said:
obviously adb commands need cmd and phone should be connected this is such a noob question
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You know there are many noobs around here. Some of them maybe doesn't even know what adb means. So every guide should be detailed. Please don't be offended as I'm only giving constructive criticism.
itisiryan said:
You know there are many noobs around here. Some of them maybe doesn't even know what adb means. So every guide should be detailed. Please don't be offended as I'm only giving constructive criticism.
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Well said man.
you can search on Google that how to use adb it is not that complicated
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Guys calm down.
One is asking from noob user's perspective and one is saying as if end user has some basic knowledge on these stufds.
Ultimate goal is to help end users only via this guide.
Peace :highfive:
arshilhonor6x said:
you can search on Google that how to use adb it is not that complicated
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Well this is your thread. If you don't wanna edit some of it, so be it.
Related
Basically, after I had my first experience with my Navbar burning into my screen, I went out to find a way how to get immersive mode on my new replacement phone without using apps
So here we are
What is immersive mode? its basically full screen mode with the navbar and status bar in auto hide mode. To unhide them all you have to do is swipe up from the top for the status bar or swipe from the bottom for the navbar
Read more here
Things you need:
You need android terminal emulator on Android or cmd on Windows
i would prefer to do this from a PC so you can copy and paste the commands, but it can be done with any terminal emulator also.
Step 1: Connect your phone to your PC enable USB debugging mode
Step2: Open up cmd in Windows and type:
Code:
adb shell
Step3: Enter either of the following commands
To autohide statusbar only, use command:
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.status=*
To autohide navbar only, use command:
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=*
To autohide both nav and status bar, use command:
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
To revert back to stock, just re-enter the command you did but without the *
eg:
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.full=
Tried multiple times to run this in my android terminal emulator but kept getting "getcontentproviderexternal" messages. was also to lazy to walk across the room to my PC. I ended up downloading "nougat quick settings" from the play store and it works perfectly.
I disabled my nav bar by adding "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1" to my build prop, made my status bar immersive, then downloaded LMT for pie controls. Couldn't be happier with this setup.
noidea24 said:
Tried multiple times to run this in my android terminal emulator but kept getting "getcontentproviderexternal" messages. was also to lazy to walk across the room to my PC. I ended up downloading "nougat quick settings" from the play store and it works perfectly.
I disabled my nav bar by adding "qemu.hw.mainkeys = 1" to my build prop, made my status bar immersive, then downloaded LMT for pie controls. Couldn't be happier with this setup.
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that method is too dirty. I like to do things the right way
flex360 said:
Basically, after I had my first experience with my Navbar burning into my screen, I went out to find a way how to get immersive mode on my new replacement phone without using apps
So here we are
What is immersive mode? its basically full screen mode with the navbar and status bar in auto hide mode. To unhide them all you have to do is swipe up from the top for the status bar or swipe from the bottom for the navbar
Read more here
Things you need:
You need to be rooted
You need android terminal emulator on Android or cmd on Windows
i would prefer to do this from a PC so you can copy and paste the commands, but it can be done with any terminal emulator also.
Step 1: Connect your phone to your PC enable USB debugging mode
Step2: Open up cmd in Windows and type:
Code:
adb shell
Step 3: type
Code:
su
Enable to root request on your phone
Step4: Enter either of the following commands
To autohide statusbar only, use command:
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.status=*
To autohide navbar only, use command:
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.navigation=*
To autohide both nav and status bar, use command:
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
To revert back to stock, just re-enter the command you did but without the *
eg:
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.full=
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Awesome! Thank you for this. Is there a way to choose only certain apps to be immersive?
you do need to be rooted to do this. thats why you were having issues
I updated the OP
jal3223 said:
Awesome! Thank you for this. Is there a way to choose only certain apps to be immersive?
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no that would require messing with the code in the app itself
flex360 said:
you do need to be rooted to do this. thats why you where having issues
I updated the OP
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jal3223 said:
Awesome! Thank you for this. Is there a way to choose only certain apps to be immersive?
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You could setup tasker to do this. Btw, I am rooted, but still can't get this to run in android terminal.
jal3223 said:
Awesome! Thank you for this. Is there a way to choose only certain apps to be immersive?
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Sure!
for example, if u want to enable some apps
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.full=com.chrome.beta,com.google.android.apps.magazines,com.medium.reader
or if u want immersive full except some apps
Code:
settings put global policy_control immersive.full=apps,-com.google.android.apps.nexuslauncher,-com.twitter.android,-com.google.android.apps.photos,-com.google.android.GoogleCamera,-com.google.android.keep,-com.android.settings
The difference is the "-" before [app full name]
Thank you for this! This is exactly what I was looking for. I really appreciate you sharing.
Would just like to confirm this works without root. Been searching for ages on how to do this since the AT&T Galaxy S6 Edge+ can not be rooted. Decided to give this a shot and it is perfect.
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
Wow this is amazing. Works without root using autotools. Thanks!
jon6fingrs said:
Wow this is amazing. Works without root using autotools. Thanks!
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What is "autotools"?
puertorecon said:
What is "autotools"?
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It's a tasker plugin that lets you change secure settings without root after giving it permission through adb.
This is amazing, thanks very much!
Yep, tried this on my Nexus 6 without root, works indeed!
Can you guys give me some instructions on how to do this on Tasker with Autotools? I am a noob with Tasker / Autotools.
Zyneros said:
Would just like to confirm this works without root. Been searching for ages on how to do this since the AT&T Galaxy S6 Edge+ can not be rooted. Decided to give this a shot and it is perfect.
adb shell settings put global policy_control immersive.full=*
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Works perfect. Thanks. What abd command would I use if I want to put it back should I decide to?
KorGuy123 said:
Works perfect. Thanks. What abd command would I use if I want to put it back should I decide to?
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its all in the first post
how did you miss that?
I really do not want to root,...please send some insructions on how to do it with Tasker and Autotools. Thank you very much!!!
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Hello, anyone care to share Oreo debloat list/script? Especially for A-520F?
I'd appreciate it so much!
Thanks before.
I'm at my job now, but I have this list.
As soon as I get home I provide.
It would be very much appreciated ! I am getting tired of all that bloatware, Samsung should provide an option to bring back their rom to AOSP for advanced users
I'm sorry, time passed and I just forgot to send the list.
I use ADB to do the removal through CMD of Windows, I find it simpler.
The list is with the commands that need to be used, use AutoHotKey to copy and paste inside the prompt.
GenisonPedro said:
I'm sorry, time passed and I just forgot to send the list.
I use ADB to do the removal through CMD of Windows, I find it simpler.
The list is with the commands that need to be used, use AutoHotKey to copy and paste inside the prompt.
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Thanks a lot. Could you point me out any thread that explains how to perform this debloat from ADB ?
GenisonPedro said:
I'm sorry, time passed and I just forgot to send the list.
I use ADB to do the removal through CMD of Windows, I find it simpler.
The list is with the commands that need to be used, use AutoHotKey to copy and paste inside the prompt.
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So you have to use root then? I just noticed the "su" command.
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I saw you can force 90hz on the OnePlus 7 pro either with an adb command or an app but is there a way to do this on the 7T?
Yes, it's possible with the app jOneplus tool. You need to play with adb or have your phone rooted. Though I am on a custom rom called Treskmod where there is a option to force enable 90hz all time.
I am noticing not that much battery drain, so I think it's worth.
TRIST4N said:
I saw you can force 90hz on the OnePlus 7 pro either with an adb command or an app but is there a way to do this on the 7T?
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You can run the same adb command on the 7T to force 90hz.
adb shell settings put global oneplus_screen_refresh_rate 0
KDurantula said:
You can run the same adb command on the 7T to force 90hz.
adb shell settings put global oneplus_screen_refresh_rate 0
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Ok thanks was a bit afraid to break something with a wrong command
TRIST4N said:
Ok thanks was a bit afraid to break something with a wrong command
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No worries at all! I use this code on my 7T, perfectly safe
KDurantula said:
You can run the same adb command on the 7T to force 90hz.
adb shell settings put global oneplus_screen_refresh_rate 0
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Can I use terminal emulator to use these commands or only through pc using adb?
yellowman82 said:
Can I use terminal emulator to use these commands or only through pc using adb?
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To be honest, I've only ever used them through a pc using adb
KDurantula said:
You can run the same adb command on the 7T to force 90hz.
adb shell settings put global oneplus_screen_refresh_rate 0
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This is great. Thank you!
Does this change survive a reboot?
Genetic517 said:
This is great. Thank you!
Does this change survive a reboot?
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No problem!
Yeah, does not revert back unless you manually change it
Okay am I missing something? So the toggle button under settings and screen refresh rate to use 90hz on the 7t is irrelevant unless you force 90hz with an adb command?
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No problem!
Yeah, does not revert back unless you manually change it
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Let's say something goes wrong and I'm not near a pc to use adb. If I go into display settings and set it to one of the options will that revert the change? Right now I'm using joneplustools to force 90hz but I'd rather use adb instead of running an app
Genetic517 said:
Let's say something goes wrong and I'm not near a pc to use adb. If I go into display settings and set it to one of the options will that revert the change? Right now I'm using joneplustools to force 90hz but I'd rather use adb instead of running an app
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Good question! I just tested it for you and that does indeed revert the change. I used an fps counter and ran a game. Through display settings, I selected 90hz and ran the game which showed the game at running at 60 fps. Ran the adb command and reopened the game which showed 90 fps .
It does revert the change, but I always leave it at 90hz through the adb command. Hope this helps!
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miscellaneousmemphian said:
Okay am I missing something? So the toggle button under settings and screen refresh rate to use 90hz on the 7t is irrelevant unless you force 90hz with an adb command?
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Sadly, that toggle button doesn't support 90hz for every app. The command forces 90hz on every app
Is any ROM out here with expanded desktop feature or any way to hide status bar? Old android has this feature
"System UI Tuner" from Play Store can hide both NavButtons & Notif-bar, but doesn't work on MIUI 🥹
also doesn't work on aosp ROMs. at least not on a11+ lineage, cR, Cherish, Havoc.
simondd said:
also doesn't work on aosp ROMs. at least not on a11+ lineage, cR, Cherish, Havoc.
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There is... magisk and download :
GitHub - Magisk-Modules-Repo/HideNavBar
Contribute to Magisk-Modules-Repo/HideNavBar development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Once hidden tho you can't open notifications
The first step to hide Android status bar/ notification bar on Android devices using Mobile Device Manager Plus is to lock down the device into Kiosk Mode. Kiosk Mode allows the device to run specific apps on the devices while restricting access to other apps and device functionalities such as to hide status bar.
Rstment ^m^ said:
There is... magisk and download :
GitHub - Magisk-Modules-Repo/HideNavBar
Contribute to Magisk-Modules-Repo/HideNavBar development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
Once hidden tho you can't open notifications
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Not working
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Not working
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How come?
Does it offer status bar modifications during setup? It may have been removed ... in which case I can send you the file for it.
Ok, send me please
simondd said:
Ok, send me please
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This should remove the status bar only.
To install - open twrp and copy this app into system apps folder.
It should work without issues, I made a more advanced version of it later on that fixed the spacing left by the status bar compensating for the notch but my pc got hit by malware so is gone...
Again - you can't open status bar anymore while this is active. I tried playing with it but the height of status bar is tied to swipe region - meaning if height is 0 so is touch region hence it can't be opened... There must be a better solution to this
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Again - you can't open status bar anymore while this is active.
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Can you open it via gesture from external gesture app like Vivid NG etc ?
serraxer said:
Can you open it via gesture from external gesture app like Vivid NG etc ?
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you can ,and if you use lineage you can even open it normally - the gesture isn't tied to statsubar height
Needs to be moved into /system/product/overlay, use twrp for this or if not available adb root works too - this command will set everything up for adb
Code:
adb root && adb shell remount && adb shell
The commands for twrp or adb root are:
Code:
cp /sdcard/Downloads/status.apk /system/product/overlay/
chmod 644 /system/product/overlay/status.apk
reboot
When phone reboots you need to use adb again ( Or termux with root permission )
Code:
adb shell cmd overlay enable statusbar.killer
And that's it , it will persist through reboots
Rstment ^m^ said:
you can ,and if you use lineage you can even open it normally - the gesture isn't tied to statsubar height
Needs to be moved into /system/product/overlay, use twrp for this or if not available adb root works too - this command will set everything up for adb
Code:
adb root && adb shell remount && adb shell
The commands for twrp or adb root are:
Code:
cp /sdcard/Downloads/status.apk /system/product/overlay/
chmod 644 /system/product/overlay/status.apk
reboot
When phone reboots you need to use adb again ( Or termux with root permission )
Code:
adb shell cmd overlay enable statusbar.killer
And that's it , it will persist through reboots
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Will this work for Android 13?
Bxperiaz3 said:
Will this work for Android 13?
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try
Rstment ^m^ said:
try
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Works on my pixel 7 pro. It's great just wish you could still pull down the status bar
Bxperiaz3 said:
Works on my pixel 7 pro. It's great just wish you could still pull down the status bar
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Yeah, likely would require modifications to frameworks or some other package... But those are unique to every device build
Different approach would be required there ... you wont find any magisk module that does this - I've searched for it everywhere
Bxperiaz3 said:
Works on my pixel 7 pro. It's great just wish you could still pull down the status bar
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This mod only hides the icons in the status bar, leaving the dash still visible, or extends the screen to completely hide the status bar, gaining more screen space?
simondd said:
This mod only hides the icons in the status bar, leaving the dash still visible, or extends the screen to completely hide the status bar, gaining more screen space?
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Extends. Like full immersive, really enjoying it. On the pixel 7 pro the whole screen move up as well so theres no gap. Phone works perfectly, just have to get used to not seeing the status bar for a while.
Bxperiaz3 said:
Extends. Like full immersive, really enjoying it. On the pixel 7 pro the whole screen move up as well so theres no gap. Phone works perfectly, just have to get used to not seeing the status bar for a while.
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That's what I looking for! Can you explain how to properly install it? I'm a little bit confused Of course I'm rooted 🫡
simondd said:
That's what I looking for! Can you explain how to properly install it? I'm a little bit confused Of course I'm rooted 🫡
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Sure. Download the zip file, open magisk, go to modules, load from storage, flash, reboot, done.
Bxperiaz3 said:
Sure. Download the zip file, open magisk, go to modules, load from storage, flash, reboot, done.
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What zip file?
Has anyone a clue on how to do that?
All workarounds of the past do not work anymore.
Thanks in advance.
I recently discovered this dope app which brings back separate tiles for Wifi and Data. Highly recommend. https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/...-fi-and-mobile-data-toggles-non-root.4373925/
Works great on Android 13.
Thanks mate! That is, i think, the only possible way (at the moment) to regain the seperate toggles.
Problem is, if you are unrooted, you have to do the adb command after every reboot.
I hope, that in the future there will be an alternative.
You can get a separate Wifi toggle by installing this app: https://github.com/rostopira/wifi_qs/releases
This should still work on Android 13.
and seperate mobile data toggle? Is there anyone?
Jeff_N said:
and seperate mobile data toggle? Is there anyone?
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Yes, same as above:
Better Internet Tiles - Apps on Google Play
Bring back Wi-Fi and mobile data tiles on Android 12!
play.google.com
(either root or via Shizuku
Works fine on android 13 update.
I tried to do it via the adb command that worked in A12 but no go
adb shell settings put global settings_provider_model false
adb shell settings put secure sysui_qs_tiles "wifi,cell,$(settings get secure sysui_qs_tiles)"
foobar66 said:
Yes, same as above:
Better Internet Tiles - Apps on Google Play
Bring back Wi-Fi and mobile data tiles on Android 12!
play.google.com
(either root or via Shizuku
Works fine on android 13 update.
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As I mentioned earlier:
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Problem is, if you are unrooted, you have to do the adb command after every reboot.
I hope, that in the future there will be an alternative."
dr_rick13 said:
I tried to do it via the adb command that worked in A12 but no go
adb shell settings put global settings_provider_model false
adb shell settings put secure sysui_qs_tiles "wifi,cell,$(settings get secure sysui_qs_tiles)"
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same doesn't work for me too
foobar66 said:
Yes, same as above:
Better Internet Tiles - Apps on Google Play
Bring back Wi-Fi and mobile data tiles on Android 12!
play.google.com
(either root or via Shizuku
Works fine on android 13 update.
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Hi,
Who made this app, is it safe ?
Regys said:
Hi,
Who made this app, is it safe ?
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Yes it's safe. A lot of us senior members are using it.
jcp2 said:
Yes it's safe. A lot of us senior members are using it.
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Ok, thanks !
Do you need to be rooted to use this app?
chuckbert said:
Do you need to be rooted to use this app?
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Not necessarily, but it does make it easier if you do have root.
If you use the non-root Shizuku method, you need to start the Shizuku server manually after every reboot (You can do this with or without connecting to a computer)