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Yeah I noticed it too but after a day of usage, it went back to normal.
I measure using ampere. After installing, it was consuming 430 mah on average and a day or two, it went back to 230 to 400 mah range.

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Go to settings > display > status bar icon manager. you can remove it there
I also have cleared the cache for the clock and made maintenance for the system it's gone
 
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I hope someone can post how to enable gesture nav with 3rd party launchers. The default launcher is terrible.

No battery problems. 90% 11 hours of charger with 55 minutes screen on time.
You can't. The API for 3rd party launchers for custom gestures wasn't released yet by Google. So your only option is to stay with stock launcher for now
 
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You can use Navigation Gesture app to hide nav buttons and fluid navigation gesture to navigate. I am using both of them on Android 10 and they work great with nova launcher. Also, fluid nav gesture gives you additional functionality for navigation
This one https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xda.nobar ?

Does it take care of hiding the nav buttons and doing the gestures? Basically the OS thinks you're using nav buttons, but they're hidding and the nav gesture app is doing the heavy lifting?
 

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This one https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xda.nobar ?

Does it take care of hiding the nav buttons and doing the gestures? Basically the OS thinks you're using nav buttons, but they're hidding and the nav gesture app is doing the heavy lifting?
Yes that one! And ya the OS thinks we are using the default navigation buttons. Nav Gestures takes care of hiding the nav bar buttons. For using gestures, I am using Fluid Navigation Gestures: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fb.fluid
Two reasons for using Fluid: 1. It gives the same feel which we had on Android Pie. 2. Moreover, you can customize your own gestures.
Need to use ADB for both to work.
 

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If you are using Android 10 and you are root... believe me, try to use QuickSwitch magisk module (TG channel) (TG support group)+ almost any launcher (I use Lawnchair Prealpha). Full gestures working, maximum fluidity... and with the adb command adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0, -42 (in some channels puts [...],-125, but you loose some information from the landscape screen) you can hide the navbar with no messing and loosing anything.
 

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Android 10 gave me the worst ram management I have ever seen, only solve with a reboot once in a while. Or else I couldn't even keep one game and discord in ram
 

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You can use Navigation Gesture app to hide nav buttons and fluid navigation gesture to navigate. I am using both of them on Android 10 and they work great with nova launcher. Also, fluid nav gesture gives you additional functionality for navigation
Yes that one! And ya the OS thinks we are using the default navigation buttons. Nav Gestures takes care of hiding the nav bar buttons. For using gestures, I am using Fluid Navigation Gestures: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fb.fluid
Two reasons for using Fluid: 1. It gives the same feel which we had on Android Pie. 2. Moreover, you can customize your own gestures.
Need to use ADB for both to work.
Thanks for the recommendation, this seems even better than what we had on Android 9 / Pie now!
  1. Set phone to normal nav bar
  2. Activate developer mode
  3. Turn on USB Debugging in developer settings
  4. Install fluid nav gestures https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fb.fluid
  5. Connect phone to computer and run adb shell command prompted by the app
  6. Enable fluid nav gestures and disable nav bar within the app
  7. There are a ton of neat config / customization options

Edit - Nevermind, after reboot Fluid Nav Gestures app dosn't work. Flipping it off and on. Flipping off then rebooting and flipping back on. Nothing works.
 
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