[MODULE] Fullscreen/Immersive Gestures tweaks for Android 10-12

[OrtizFerrari]

Hello, I just updated the module from 9.3, and I'm seeing this strange empty bar below the keyboard... @DanGLES3 do you know what is this happening? I tried installing fullscreen and also immersive, but in both cases, the result was the same:

Oneplus 5T (Android 10)

 

[DanGLES3]

v21 released

• Rewritten installer for Android 12+ to use fabricated overlays for higher compatibility
• Added Gcam lag fix as install option (12+ atm)

 

[MaxEmp]

I tried to install this module. You have to choose installing options very quickly using vol+/= buttons. There is not enough time to read the instructions. Please allow at least 10 seconds to read before selecting yes or no. Or let the user proceed to the next option only after getting an input.


//update

I had installed it earlier from the github. This time I installed from the Fox's Magisk Module Manager and everything works fine, including those vol +/_ inputs that frustrated me.

 

[DanGLES3]

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[mr_viii]

My Gboard shows some sort of symbol down there, cant tell why its there.
Any way to remove it?
Im on a Nothing Phone 1 with android 12.

 

[DanGLES3]

My Gboard shows some sort of symbol down there, cant tell why its there.
Any way to remove it?
Im on a Nothing Phone 1 with android 12.

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That's the back button, it shows up on Fullscreen mode if you enable the Gcam lag fix, the Gcam lag fix needs to keep a smidge of the navbar visible so it results in this small artifact, if you don't need the Gcam lag fix you can just disable it by reinstalling the module

 

[Hesselberg]

I'm so frustrated with this module
using Zenfone 8, everytime I install this module my recents gesture stops working.
it occurs when picking both Immersive and Fullscreen modes
anyone knows a fix?

 

[DanGLES3]

I'm so frustrated with this module
using Zenfone 8, everytime I install this module my recents gesture stops working.
it occurs when picking both Immersive and Fullscreen modes
anyone knows a fix?

Sadly nothing much i can do, Asus modified their navigation bar to tie the gestures to the it, removing the navigation bar gets rid of the gestures as well

 

[Hesselberg]

Sadly nothing much i can do, Asus modified their navigation bar to tie the gestures to the it, removing the navigation bar gets rid of the gestures as well

thing is even if I dont remove the bar and pick Immersive it still happens

 

[DanGLES3]

thing is even if I dont remove the bar and pick Immersive it still happens

I meant the navigation bar, immersive will also hide the navigation bar but keep the keyboard bar

Hiding the navigation bar is what breaks the gestures

 

[knives of ice]

is there any way to get this to work in MIUI to hide the status bar? I can get it to work to hide the nav bar but nothing I have tried will hide the status bar.

 

[DanGLES3]

is there any way to get this to work in MIUI to hide the status bar? I can get it to work to hide the nav bar but nothing I have tried will hide the status bar.

If i were to allow hiding the status bar with a Magisk Module it would break the ability to pull it down to see notifications/quick settings

 

[knives of ice]

If i were to allow hiding the status bar with a Magisk Module it would break the ability to pull it down to see notifications/quick settings

did the ability to do this go away in android 12? in old versions of android you could hide it easily and then just pull it down when needed.

 

[DanGLES3]

did the ability to do this go away in android 12? in old versions of android you could hide it easily and then just pull it down when needed.

Yes, Google basically removed the global policy for setting immersive mode on the status bar on Android 11-12+

 

[knives of ice]

Yes, Google basically removed the global policy for setting immersive mode on the status bar on Android 11-12+

ahhh ok.

I actually think I"d like to at least try a version with no status bar at all if you'd ever make it an option. with a folding phone especially this would be useful still.

 

[DanGLES3]

ahhh ok.

I actually think I"d like to at least try a version with no status bar at all if you'd ever make it an option. with a folding phone especially this would be useful still.

I've already tried using Magisk to hide the status bar, it just breaks the swipe down motion on the status bar and you can't see the time and notification icons because the only way to hide the status bar with Magisk is to resize it to 0

 

[Hesselberg]

I meant the navigation bar, immersive will also hide the navigation bar but keep the keyboard bar

Hiding the navigation bar is what breaks the gestures

Do you know any alternative way that may work? I'm out of options

 

[DanGLES3]

Do you know any alternative way that may work? I'm out of options

Legit wish i did, but all the methods of navbar hiding i know of break the gestures

 

[jakito]

v21 released

• Rewritten installer for Android 12+ to use fabricated overlays for higher compatibility
• Added Gcam lag fix as install option (12+ atm)

I have a bug with all versions. I just noticed that when I use the module (doesn't matter if it's immersive or fullscreen) it breaks some apps.

On the 2 screenshots, the one where the pill is visible is the one where the module isn't installed. The fullscreen one has the module installed and set for fullscreen.

Let me know if you need some logs. The app with the bug is called "com.google.android.markup"

 

[DanGLES3]

I have a bug with all versions. I just noticed that when I use the module (doesn't matter if it's immersive or fullscreen) it breaks some apps.

On the 2 screenshots, the one where the pill is visible is the one where the module isn't installed. The fullscreen one has the module installed and set for fullscreen.

Let me know if you need some logs. The app with the bug is called "com.google.android.markup"

Yeah, i legitimately don't know why Google's Markup does this, could you check if enabling the Gcam lag fix solves this issue? for some reason markup tried their bottom menu to he navbar (second time a Google app has some oddly specific navbar behavior, first one being Gcam)