Hi!Hello, please make a long navigation gesture to switch between apps.
Doesn't the stock gesture swipe bottom bar do that?
Hi!Hello, please make a long navigation gesture to switch between apps.
put it wrong) need a long back gesture that switches between the last two applications
Thank you. I wasn't paying full attention and mistakenly thought those colors with the battery percentage slider were fixed.You can set up to 2 colors for 2 ranges of battery level, you can ask the app to shade the color towards the other level as it change, and you can ask to have custom colors for charging and fast charging
Try the app better battery stats.A lil feature req....
Essentially a 'Load Bar' to sit a couple pixels below the battery bar...or maybe at the bottom borde of the status bar. Ideally with the left side and center origin options like the battery bar as well as the color gradient option.
I'm a sorta pc geek who also used to be an overclocker back in the Pentium 4 / DDR2 days. I've mostly chilled from the days of massive coolers and trying to squeeze every last Mhz outta my CPU...lol BUT...I still keep 2 stats in my Windows system tray...CPU load and temp.
I have the temp but a static on-screen load % that is semi-accurate is not so easy...cuz load has to be calculated according the cores your phone uses or rather the ratios. As u know a lotta phones have a cluster of 'big' cores (usually 2) and a cluster of 'small' cores. So it shouldn't be too hard to get a 'mostly' accurate load % to translate to a bar. Dunno why Android doesn't have a user-facing system load reading...it's annoying cuz I'd like to know when and what pushes my phone hard and in turn is more (or less) eating battery...in some cases due to a misbehaving or errant app. I could go on forever but u get the point(s). Obviously folks can use a sys info app to run...but the same goes for the battery level.
I totally feel you because I'm somehow the same type: still do most of my windows works in command prompt. Usually 3 4 commands openA lil feature req....
Essentially a 'Load Bar' to sit a couple pixels below the battery bar...or maybe at the bottom borde of the status bar. Ideally with the left side and center origin options like the battery bar as well as the color gradient option.
I'm a sorta pc geek who also used to be an overclocker back in the Pentium 4 / DDR2 days. I've mostly chilled from the days of massive coolers and trying to squeeze every last Mhz outta my CPU...lol BUT...I still keep 2 stats in my Windows system tray...CPU load and temp.
I have the temp but a static on-screen load % that is semi-accurate is not so easy...cuz load has to be calculated according the cores your phone uses or rather the ratios. As u know a lotta phones have a cluster of 'big' cores (usually 2) and a cluster of 'small' cores. So it shouldn't be too hard to get a 'mostly' accurate load % to translate to a bar. Dunno why Android doesn't have a user-facing system load reading...it's annoying cuz I'd like to know when and what pushes my phone hard and in turn is more (or less) eating battery...in some cases due to a misbehaving or errant app. I could go on forever but u get the point(s). Obviously folks can use a sys info app to run...but the same goes for the battery level.
Feature requests go herefeature request: unlock all rotations or force portrait (reversed), preferably flipping the lock screen and aod as well
I would like to turn the forehead on my pixel 4 into a chin, it looks better and helps with accidental palm touches
thanks for the directions, will post feature request thereFeature requests go here
Issues · siavash79/PixelXpert
mixed Xposed+Magisk module for customization of Google Pixel rom of Android 12+ - Issues · siavash79/PixelXpertgithub.com
I don't have the option enabled right now, but I've previously used this mod to make the QS tiles 3-across instead of 2-across (and still 2 rows).Can anyone please confirm if this module is useful for decreasing the size of the unnecessarily huge QS tiles in A12 or not? Thanks.
QS tiles are designed to fill the page. However, you can increase their quantity per row/column, which ultimately means reducing the sizeCan anyone please confirm if this module is useful for decreasing the size of the unnecessarily huge QS tiles in A12 or not? Thanks.
The options are now extended. You can choose your choice of tilesI don't have the option enabled right now, but I've previously used this mod to make the QS tiles 3-across instead of 2-across (and still 2 rows).
Stock navbar still allows that. Swipe on statusbar left-right and you will get switching between last two applications. No need for long back gestureput it wrong) need a long back gesture that switches between the last two applications
Do you need to see readouts as overlay, say in statusbar maybe? Have you tried cooltool app? I have used it for long time to diagnose ram consumption with cpu utilization while testing new ported kernels. E.g. if you know exact location of textfile that you would like to observe (location in system or data) then cool tool might be the app that you wantI use BBS daily to look for unusual activities...I prefer an overlay or something to keep a constant readout with having to actually open a separate app. 3C has a great overlay but every time I use it, all my other apps lose their accessibility permissions for some reason. DevCheck has a decent one but it won't stay running...constantly have restart despite disabling batt opt. And every other on-scr display has crap accuracy...showing the same 4 or 5 percentages every refresh. Of all, 3C's overlay was best but I can't have all my other accessibility permission striped away. Still can't find an accurate and dependable on-scr cpu load monitor that doesn't suck...lol, so I thought I'd post it up. But yeah...it can be dome w/o magisk...same as for a battery bar. (yes, I've tried Powerline+ and other 'bar' appz as well) Any suggestions or a cure for 3C and I'm sure game.
Finally added to canary 71hello @siavash79
Thank you for this great app! One question / request: would it possible to implement a "vibrate when answered" feature? Back in GravityBox era, it was one of features I used to use, specially because I do a lot of calls under heavy noise environment.
Thank you in advance!
AOSPMods had issues with custom roms. So we rebranded it to PixelXpert to emphasize that only stock pixel is supported.Will the module work on Lineage OS?
I was searching for an "AOSP Mods" module I used a few years ago and stumbled on it. Are they the same?
Alright. I'm going to try now and see if it works.AOSPMods had issues with custom roms. So we rebranded it to PixelXpert to emphasize that only stock pixel is supported.
V 1.0.0-canary-010Updated: April 11th., 2022
Pre-Release
This is a mixed Xposed+Magisk module, which is made to allow customizations that are not originally designed in AOSP (Android Open Source Project).
(Current) Features:
- Back gesture customization
- (3-Button navigation) Hold back to kill app
- Hide navigation bar
- Light QS Theme
- Vibrate on QS tile tap
- One-Finger QS panel pulldown
- Customize 4G/LTE icon
- Combined signal Icons
- Double-tap to sleep
- Customization on Battery icon style and size
- Configure build number text in QS footer
- Hide fingerprint circle (Pixel 6)
- Lockscreen shortcut customization
- Configure carrier text in lock screen
- Disable screenshot sound
- Power button long-press to toggle Torch
- Double-tap to wake
- Network Monitor
- Statusbar Height
- Statusbar Padding (for phones with left-corner camera)
- Quick Settings Row & Column numbers
- Quick Settings tiles text size
- Internet / Wifi + Cell Tiles
- Navbar pill thickness
- Navbar pill theme
- Keyboard height
- Icon shapes
- Statusbar Icon styles
- Fonts
- Themed Icons
- SystemUI Tuner
- Brightness Slider in Quick QS
- Battery Bar
- Volume Longpress to skip music
- QS Tiles Styles
- Dark Theme Styles
- Longpress on settings icon (in QS) to launch AOSPMods manager
- Expand/Collapse all notifications
- Tablet taskbar (12.1+)
Of course, this is an ongoing work and the feature list will get longer through time
Compatibility:
These mods are designed based on AOSP source code. What does it mean? it means that they are expected to work on Roms (Firmwares) which are build based on fairly unmodified Android source code. This means mainly Pixel Phones (3, 4, 4a, 5, 5a, 6), and any other phones that haven't heavily modified the original Android.
- Android 12: Compatible
- Android 12.1 (12L): Compatible
- Andriod 12.1 beta: Compatible
- Android 13 DP1: Compatible
- Android 13 DP2: Poorly Compatible
Prerequisits:
- Compatible Roms (see above)
- Device Rooted by Magisk 24.2+
- LSPosed (Zygisk Version)
How to install: (Make sure to read post #2 (FAQ) carefully before you proceed)
- Install the magisk module
- Reboot (bootloops are not expected)
- You can use AOSPMods app to configure the module
Credits / Thanks:
Android Team
@topjohnwu for Magisk
@rovo89 for Xposed
Team LSPosed
Team EvolutionX (Specially @kdrag0n). Most of the mods are based on their work
apsun@github for remote-preferences
@nijel8 for double-tap to wake
@HofaTheRipper for German translation
cracky5322@Github for Chinese translation
acuicultor@Github for Spanish translation
@krystiano for Polish translation
JohnsonRan@Github for Chinese Smiplified translation
Brought to you by:
@siavash79 & @Typhus_
Download (Canary 009)
Release v1.0.0-canary-009 · siavash79/PixelXpert
Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master'github.com
V 1.0.0-beta-01Updated: April 1st., 2022
Pre-Release
This is a mixed Xposed+Magisk module, which is made to allow customizations that are not originally designed in AOSP (Android Open Source Project).
(Current) Features:
- Back gesture customization
- (3-Button navigation) Hold back to kill app
- Hide navigation bar
- Light QS Theme
- Vibrate on QS tile tap
- One-Finger QS panel pulldown
- Customize 4G/LTE icon
- Combined signal Icons
- Double-tap to sleep
- Customization on Battery icon style and size
- Configure build number text in QS footer
- Hide fingerprint circle (Pixel 6)
- Add camera button to lockscreen
- Configure carrier text in lock screen
- Disable screenshot sound
- Power button long-press to toggle Torch
- Double-tap to wake
- Network Monitor
- Statusbar Height
- Statusbar Padding (for phones with left-corner camera)
- Quick Settings Row & Column numbers
- Quick Settings tiles text size
- Internet / Wifi + Cell Tiles
- Navbar pill thickness
- Navbar pill theme
- Keyboard height
- Icon shapes
- Statusbar Icon styles
- Fonts
- Themed Icons
- Lockscreen assistant shortcut
- SystemUI Tuner
Of course, this is an ongoing work and the feature list will get longer through time
Compatibility:
These mods are designed based on AOSP source code. What does it mean? it means that they are expected to work on Roms (Firmwares) which are build based on fairly unmodified Android source code. This means mainly Pixel Phones (3, 4, 4a, 5, 5a, 6), and any other phones that haven't heavily modified the original Android.
- Android 12: Compatible
- Android 12.1 (12L): Compatible
- Andriod 12.1 beta: Compatible
- Android 13 DP1: Compatible
- Android 13 DP2: Partially Compatible
Prerequisits:
- Compatible Roms (see above)
- Device Rooted by Magisk 24.2+
- LSPosed (Zygisk Version)
How to install: (Make sure to read post #2 (FAQ) carefully before you proceed)
- Install the magisk module
- Reboot (bootloops are not expected)
- You can use AOSPMods app to configure the module
Credits / Thanks:
Android Team
@topjohnwu for Magisk
@rovo89 for Xposed
Team LSPosed
Team EvolutionX (Specially @kdrag0n). Most of the mods are based on their work
apsun@github for remote-preferences
@nijel8 for double-tap to wake
@HofaTheRipper for German translation
cracky5322@Github for Chinese translation
Brought to you by:
@siavash79 & @Typhus_
Download (Canary 007)