GxFonts - Custom Fonts Manager for Samsung Galaxy Devices. Nougat/Oreo/Pie [NO-ROOT]

[Nastrahl]

I'd recommend removing Pie as a supported platform. Pie even on Samsungs employ the new overlay signature checks, and such custom fonts cannot be installed on anything but the early beta builds.

I updated my Note 9 to official Pie through OTA and it was working without any issue.

Then freshly did a factory reset and is actually working flawlessly out of the box too.

I'm using it right now with the Gafata font and I even didn't have to reboot the phone for it to work.

 

[willcor]

I'd recommend removing Pie as a supported platform. Pie even on Samsungs employ the new overlay signature checks, and such custom fonts cannot be installed on anything but the early beta builds.

I agree with @Nastrahl post above.
I'm also on Official Android 9, (Pie)
Firmware, no root and GxFonts working fine.
Further,
I also did a factory reset of my device and
did not need to reboot device for GxFonts to show.
I have rebooted my device 2 0r 3 times since, no issues.
GxFonts working fine.
This was like 2 days ago.

 

[fonix232]

Indeed on the 9 series Samsung did not enable signature verification for overlays - but on the 8 series (Note8 beta, for example) it is enabled, and most likely it is coming to the 9 series as well.

As such, the OP statement

All the Galaxy devices running "Official Stock Nougat/Oreo/Pie" are supported.

is not exactly correct.

 

[Sea-Wolf]

I'd recommend removing Pie as a supported platform. Pie even on Samsungs employ the new overlay signature checks, and such custom fonts cannot be installed on anything but the early beta builds.

That doesn't seem to be true for me. I'm using a Note 9 on the Pie final release and had no trouble installing fonts using GxFonts just last night.

 

[xtc_24]

I'd recommend removing Pie as a supported platform. Pie even on Samsungs employ the new overlay signature checks, and such custom fonts cannot be installed on anything but the early beta builds.

Confirmed working on Stable Pie 9.0 Full stock

 

[fonix232]

Confirmed working on Stable Pie 9.0 Full stock

And I've confirmed on both Note8 betas that it's not the case. So at least the "all Samsung devices on [...] Pie" part is not true.

 

[eechyd]

Confirmed working on one ui official and android pie on galaxy note 9!!

 

[JD76]

What's the closest font to Google's font?

 

[Comphard]

Stock Android Pie, Note 9.
I've bought pro-version, but still cannot select custom TTF - application crashes after I click 'Build'.

 

[MlucianoEze]

Emoji support?

Hello there! Really nice work! I'm glad there's not anymore a reason to root my phone haha.
Just one thing about emojis: I'm trying to change them with official EmojiOne TTF for Android, but I get really weird results, such as really big spaces between words and number characters replaced by emojis. I tried with iOS 12 TTF for Android, but got the same results
How can I solve it? Do I have to tweak the TTF files manually? Could this tweaks be added to the app in the future?

 

[IronMaidenBG]

Great app. Thank you.

 

[Santa-Claus_16]

Note 8 (PIE stable) - not working

 

[smooth703]

So far so good stock pie.. thanks for your work

Sent from my [Bad Ass Note 9] using XDA-Developers Legacy app

 

[featureza8336]

Once I install the font I want from within the app, can I uninstall the GxFonts app without losing that font?

Sent from my SM-N960U1 using XDA Labs

 

[sidethorn]

S8+stock pie, when I try to install a new font, progress bar reaches 4/5 and then "app not installed" shows up. Can you please help? Thanks.

 

[bobbycvi]

Got the same issue as sidethorn. on s8 stock pie.

 

[DanRyb]

Sadly not working on an S10 either. Get App Not installed.

 

[co.ag.2005]

Sadly not working on an S10 either. Get App Not installed.

same here :crying:

I know this is a Note9 forum but I was hoping this would work on my S10+. So far I haven't found anything to work yet but hopefully in the coming weeks we can get it figured out.

 

[Bofahad]

Great Work

 

[EncryptedCurse]

Hello there! Really nice work! I'm glad there's not anymore a reason to root my phone haha.
Just one thing about emojis: I'm trying to change them with official EmojiOne TTF for Android, but I get really weird results, such as really big spaces between words and number characters replaced by emojis. I tried with iOS 12 TTF for Android, but got the same results
How can I solve it? Do I have to tweak the TTF files manually? Could this tweaks be added to the app in the future?

Have you gotten any closer to figuring this out?