[REQUEST] Make resizeableActivity "true" for all installed apps

nickthaskater

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A module which applies a "true" value across all installed apps to enable multi-window display mode without using the workaround of the Developer Options toggle, which would also remove the unsightly system message that pops up when using split screen with "incompatible" apps, noting, "This app may not work with Multi window."

Per https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/multi-window

Set this attribute in your manifest's <activity> or <application> element to enable or disable multi-window display:

android:resizeableActivity=["true" | "false"]

If this attribute is set to true, the activity can be launched in split-screen and freeform modes. If the attribute is set to false, the activity does not support multi-window mode. If this value is false, and the user attempts to launch the activity in multi-window mode, the activity takes over the full screen.
Effectively, this is "editing" the APK's manifest to declare it resizeable without needing to do it manually one by one, and avoids the signing issues that may come with doing this on a system/app level.

Thoughts?
 

rignfool

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A module which applies a "true" value across all installed apps to enable multi-window display mode without using the workaround of the Developer Options toggle, which would also remove the unsightly system message that pops up when using split screen with "incompatible" apps, noting, "This app may not work with Multi window."

Per https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/ui/multi-window



Effectively, this is "editing" the APK's manifest to declare it resizeable without needing to do it manually one by one, and avoids the signing issues that may come with doing this on a system/app level.

Thoughts?
There's a toggle in Dev options that does this already?

Why workaround that?
 

rignfool

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Yes, I referenced that toggle in my original post...

I said why in the OP: so that you don't need to use the Dev toggle and so that you don't get the annoying system message "warning" you that the app may not be compatible with multi window.

Seems like you didn't read beyond the subject line.
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First... Magisk doesn't mod apks individually like you want...

You're looking for Xposed...

Unless something in framework could be found... Then you could insert the apk with your mod...

Seems like you didn't read beyond the module part when talking about Magisk...
 

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Thread cleaned no need for names or trolling if I get called back out here there will be infractions issued so lets both treat each other with kindness and respect ya?