Also check the notification options within the phone options.
[APP] Glimpse Notifications
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I have a new Galaxy S24 Ultra, and I am trying to use Glimpse to not allow my screen to wake up.. I actually never want my screen to wake up from the AOD screen on a notification, I use edge lighting and aodnotify and everything works perfectly, except when I receive a notification from Bluemail. Every time I get an email, the screen wakes up to the lock screen, and then back to the AOD. Every other app that send notifications works just fine (not waking up the screen). Is there a way with Glimpse to make this work?
I'm not quite following. Glimpse Notifications is there to show the lockscreen when there are new notifications. If you don't want that, you should not use Glimpse (and disable Samsungs own screen activation feature.)
Well, I guess that I can not find Samsung's own feature, as it works perfectly for all apps except one, and there is nothing in that app to stop it. I swear that I read a few posts somewhere that people used glimpse to stop the wake up.
Hm, interesting. I'm not aware of this "feature" and I actually would not know how to achieve that. Usually I get reports of the exact opposite issue.
Perhaps you need to tweak the notification settings of this one particular app to have a lesser priority.
Perhaps you need to tweak the notification settings of this one particular app to have a lesser priority.
Change blue mail notification settings to silent and it should stop any popups/screen wakes. You may have to turn off the lock screen option (the larger one, not the one that says show/hide content).
Or just completely turn off the notification.
But through glimpse notifications, set up a "quiet time" so that the lock screen is blocked from flashing on, it's in the settings
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Using it on xiaomi redmi note 13 pro. I ran into problem using it in conjunction with 'Flip to shhh' app. Flip to shhh app turns DND mode when phone is placed screen down. Somehow, glimpse notification turns off DND mode for recurring notifications. Plays a sound and then turns DND back on. When manually DND mode is turned on, GN follows system quiet times but not when DND mode is activated by Flip to shhh app.
Glimpse definitely does not turn off DND. Something else must be going on. Upon a recurrence timeout, Glimpse will trigger the recurring action(s) you have configured, but will also check each notification if it is currently enabled or disabled as per the current DND settings.
You could try to enable logging in Glimpse and recreate the scenario (as simple and straightforward as possible.) Then email the log to me.
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Yes, been using that one (and others) as well, but I always wondered why everybody wants to reinvent the lockscreen. I'm using a pattern lock and found none of the existing solutions to work well.
Strange. So, have you observed the screen turning on even if the proximity sensor is covered?
I plan on adding an extension to the pocket mode to cover the following use case: if the phone is pocketet or face down and you hear a notification, you typically take the phone and see what happened. Then I want it to turn on, but not necessarily everytime I take it out of my pocket. So something like "if coming out of pocket AND last notification less than N seconds ago -> turn on screen".
Perhaps we can sort your issues with the sensor out on the way.4Came here from XDA article. I'm developer of Notific, almost similar but more extended (the re inventing type).
Good luck coping up with the multitude of bugs and non standard sensors of multitude of devices (specially samsung) I know how frustrating it gets sometimes.
You can mail me if you need any pointers
