How to force Full screen apps on One UI 4.1 would like to force some apps like COD mobile to open full screen and ignore the Cutout..., any solution
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Please help because this is getting annoying on my phone. Everytime i leave sense by opening an app or a game and come back to sense (closing the app or pressing home) sense has to redraw with the 'loading' thing and the circle spinning. it also shows that i have 140mb of free memory left.... please help.
Go to settings, phone, developer options, app, "don't keep activities" option must be off. Hope it will help
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just checked and it was off
It destroys all activities as soon as user leave it. It means if you are going in an app, you are leaving sense and the process will be killed so when you go back to mainscreen it must restart sense process each time
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Yeah, but i think the problem is that there is less than normal memory (130 mb) i've read that android closes the launcher when memory overlaods, but this thing is just new and even if i clear from the sense task manager i still get 140 mb
Loodakid said:
Yeah, but i think the problem is that there is less than normal memory (130 mb) i've read that android closes the launcher when memory overlaods, but this thing is just new and even if i clear from the sense task manager i still get 140 mb
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This works for me=> clear all apps from multi tasking bar => disable fastboot=> and do a cold reset (hold power button, press restart).
I do it once a week. Sense is rubbish - i use apex. its fast and the only thing I miss would be the email and clock widgets, but there's market replacements
some guy once said that if you enable the don't keep activities, reboot, then disable that option (and reboot again i think), it fixes it.
he reckoned that it got stuck kind of halfway between the two settings, wouldn't surprise me if he was right.
THIS ISN'T A GUIDE NOR A TUTORIAL HOW TO SETUP YOU PHONE. I JUST WANT TO SHARE WHAT I'VE DONE WITH MY PHONE TO MAKE THE BEST OUT OF CM10.1 AT ITS CURRENT STATE.
My primary goal when adjusting settings and applying tweaks is always battery life, performance comes second and looks of the ui as last priority.
So here's a listing of my current setup:
1. Installed Greenify - to hibernate user apps to prevent background execution.
2. Installed Autostarts - to disable automatic startup of system and user apps. I like this app coz i can control each app per activity.
3. Installed Titanium Backup - to freeze (disable) system apps and even remove some that i don't really use.
4. I have only one widget in the home screen, the clock. I disabled the rest of the widgets in Autostarts including Quick Search Bar. When i need to search the internet i just long press the menu button to open Google Search/Google Now.
5. Aside from the Quick Settings Panel, i place shortcuts in the home screen to easily access system settings to turn on/off features.
6. I use Script Manager to create shortcuts to run my scripts (like enabling/disabling fast charge).
7. I only install apps and games that i really use. But i have a TB backup of more than 170 apps in my sdcard, kept in case i needed them.
Can you give me a link which the system apps can be frozen?
I really hate google service running in background but I dont know which can be frozen by not crashing system
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cool icons, what did you use for them?
Hi.
just got a new LG g3, ( auro 2Gb version).
and mostly it`s working really good. But comming from a old Note 2, i`m a little dissapointed in how "laggy" it is in some parts..
When i get the different apps up and running it`s seamless, and launching them is about the same speed as the old note 2.
Screen responce is also good,
But the problem is when exiting a app ( facebook,game,sms or any other app that stays open for more than 2 min. )
It seems like it is closing the "background" apps like widgets and the launcher in general, so when i exit, the launcher is empty for about 2-5 sec ( it acts just as when you restart your phone, it just takes a few sec for all apps\widgets to start)
this only happens if i`m using a app for a few min, if i just go into one and exit within a shirt time it acts normal. ( with my note 2, if i pressed the home butten, it was back into the launcher within 1 sec with the launcher screen fully populated. )
Is this something others are seeing to? I might not be used to the phone yet, but my old note 2 seems more "seamless" in user interface...= better software. )
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seeing it's the 2gb version it's mostly because of your other apps that run in the background and take up RAM, so the launcher has to be shut down everytime whenever the system feels like there isn't enough free RAM and decides to free some. afterwards (when you return to the homescreen) it restarts itself and it may take some time like a full restart as you mentioned because let's face it, it's not a fast launcher. the launcher is kind of a hog in my opinion. both RAM-wise and speedwise. I find that most of the people who are complaining about sluggishness use stock launcher. try using nova launcher (you can adjust it to shut off the screen on double tap with a small app called screen off and lock), it's much snappier and offers lots of extra customization options (like faster and/or different transition animations, different icon/homescreen row and column counts, label/icon changing, app hiding etc.), on top of it all it uses only about 1/3-4 amount of RAM compared to the stock launcher while allowing you to customize bunch of stuff. you can find also same-looking widgets if you use something like zooper widget, and get a g3 icon pack (there's a huge and good one in the playstore already) if you like the original looks like I do, but without all the lag and waiting.
Cpu z tells me theres like 300mb ram free..seems very low..so any way to kill apps
russy23 said:
Cpu z tells me theres like 300mb ram free..seems very low..so any way to kill apps
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Killing apps is not a good idea. If you mean you want a normal Android Task Switcher that lets you close apps (Recents), then you can, for instance, use Nova Launcher and set the home button to open the Recents. You can also install the app Swipe for convenient app switching and managing. Swiping will switch apps, but a double tap on the side of the screen can also act to open Recents.
If you are looking for a way to better manage apps running in the background, then start using Greenify. It is less potent without root, but still a great and healthy way to stop apps from continually running in the background and thus improve your performance and possible memory issues. Android is built to take advantage of memory though, so don't be alarmed by low numbers of available free RAM.
Yes, Greenify is the way. You can even hibernate automatically without root by using a replacement lock screen with its own security. That way you don't put a pin/password on the system lock screen, allowing Greenify to auto hibernate without leaving the phone vulnerable.
If you double click the home button it opens the recent/kill app menu. Click on an app to go it or swipe it upwards to close it.
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Does anyone play mobile legends here on eu rom? Mine keeps closing whenever i multitask
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Does anyone play mobile legends here on eu rom? Mine keeps closing whenever i multitask
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Don't multitask , I've got same issue on miuimix, I think it's miui bug or severe battery restrictions, try changing the settings from miui battery saver to none , might work, didn't try
Hi, check settings in Developer option. There are settings for apps in background.
In Miui you need lock app, too (open apps on backgroun and hold finger on app then hit lock button)