Greenify now working without ROOT!

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rpcherrera

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rpcherrera

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Seems like I still can't hibernate some apps. I can't get it to work.

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ahomad

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Automatic hibernation, automatically hibernate apps that you manually set to hibernate?

automatically hibernate what I already manually hibernated? I am sure that there is something missing

or do you mean that it will re-hibernate the apps after opening them or restarting the device?
 

rpcherrera

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automatically hibernate what I already manually hibernated? I am sure that there is something missing

or do you mean that it will re-hibernate the apps after opening them or restarting the device?



Yes, it will re-hibernate the apps after opening or after using them. BUT auto-hibernation doesn't work with non-rooted phones.


Still waiting for the v2.00
 

MSK1

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Only useful to stop battery drain if you know u will be without a charger four a long number of hours.

Otherwise more hassle than its worth.

What does the paid version give you? And is it worth it.
 

rpcherrera

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Totally unusable without rooting.

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Mine is working and my Z1 is not rooted, it just ask to force stop the application first, then it will hibernate the app. Check it again.


Only useful to stop battery drain if you know u will be without a charger four a long number of hours.

Otherwise more hassle than its worth.

What does the paid version give you? And is it worth it.

Well, if you have any unwanted apps that runs on the background and eats the juice of your battery, greenify will put them to sleep. :cool:
 

MSK1

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Well, if you have any unwanted apps that runs on the background and eats the juice of your battery, greenify will put them to sleep. :cool:

My point is that it's more hassle to do all the force closing than recharging more frequently.

The only time it's really helpful is if u will be without a charger for a really really long time and you have no choice but to slow down battery drain.
 

Wolfbreak

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I have root and Paid Greenify, my Battery is amazing and Paid Version adds nice Features.
 

MSK1

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Best app for saving battery

---------- Post added at 09:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:57 AM ----------

Once all apps are force closed by the app... The drain is almost zero.
 

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There is an option to automate it

My point is that it's more hassle to do all the force closing than recharging more frequently.

The only time it's really helpful is if u will be without a charger for a really really long time and you have no choice but to slow down battery drain.

There is an option to automate it (for non rooted). You still have to select the "hibernate now" manually but it will then automatically force close all the apps selected by you for greenifying..I have had this since about 3 months or so. It works only on my Xperia Z1 but not on my Galaxy Tab (GT-P3113) (which is on 4.2.2)
 
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MSK1

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There is an option to automate it (for non rooted). You still have to select the "hibernate now" manually but it will then automatically force close all the apps selected by you for greenifying..I have had this since about 3 months or so. It works only on my Xperia Z1 but not on my Galaxy Tab (GT-P3113) (which is on 4.2.2)

Yes.

I use it frequently now.

That's a pretty useful add-on. It's turned a useless app into a useful one.
 
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    As quoted on their v2.0 update,

    What's New
    v2.0 (rolling out)
    Greenify now works on non-root devices! Try out the non-root working mode (without automatic hibernation due to privilege restriction).
    Shortcut "Hibernate All" can now be created also from main menu in Greenify.
    Greatly improved the stability of auto-hibernation service, especially on Android 4.4+.
    Bugfixes.


    https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify
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    There is an option to automate it

    My point is that it's more hassle to do all the force closing than recharging more frequently.

    The only time it's really helpful is if u will be without a charger for a really really long time and you have no choice but to slow down battery drain.

    There is an option to automate it (for non rooted). You still have to select the "hibernate now" manually but it will then automatically force close all the apps selected by you for greenifying..I have had this since about 3 months or so. It works only on my Xperia Z1 but not on my Galaxy Tab (GT-P3113) (which is on 4.2.2)
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    There is an option to automate it (for non rooted). You still have to select the "hibernate now" manually but it will then automatically force close all the apps selected by you for greenifying..I have had this since about 3 months or so. It works only on my Xperia Z1 but not on my Galaxy Tab (GT-P3113) (which is on 4.2.2)

    Yes.

    I use it frequently now.

    That's a pretty useful add-on. It's turned a useless app into a useful one.