[Q] Making a G2 more Nexus like..how? - G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I currently have a Galaxy Nexus which I like outside of the awful battery life, it's just old and just outclassed. I have finally settled on the G2 but there are a few things I need to know I can change before hand.
The on-screen buttons, the fact that LG chose to use a menu button is regressive and dumb. I want the standard AOSP "back,home,multitask;contextual3-dot" and to make sure the rest of the phone realizes that it needs to use the contextual 3 dot.
Proper Roboto font
Those are the biggies, everything else I know I can change or I can deal with. Has anyone figured these out?

qwirked said:
I currently have a Galaxy Nexus which I like outside of the awful battery life, it's just old and just outclassed. I have finally settled on the G2 but there are a few things I need to know I can change before hand.
The on-screen buttons, the fact that LG chose to use a menu button is regressive and dumb. I want the standard AOSP "back,home,multitask;contextual3-dot" and to make sure the rest of the phone realizes that it needs to use the contextual 3 dot.
Proper Roboto font
Those are the biggies, everything else I know I can change or I can deal with. Has anyone figured these out?
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I would love to switch to a contextual 3-bot menu system as well. Would make using PIE a lot easier. Is the contextual 3-dot a system wide option somewhere? I looked through the build.prop and didn't see anything standout, but I really don't know exactly what I am looking for either.

There are 6 different configurations to use for the on screen buttons, but there isn't a dedicated recent button. You can, however, longpress home for recents. The menu/three dot issue I don't believe there is a solution yet. There is also a font changer with 6 or 8 fonts to choose from, including Roboto.
Thank you Devs. From my LG G2.

trickster2369 said:
There are 6 different configurations to use for the on screen buttons, but there isn't a dedicated recent button. You can, however, longpress home for recents. The menu/three dot issue I don't believe there is a solution yet. There is also a font changer with 6 or 8 fonts to choose from, including Roboto.
Thank you Devs. From my LG G2.
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Looks like you can edit the build.prop and add qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 to the bottom to enable the system wide context aware 3 dot menu. Haven't got to verify yet. Anyone else try it?

trickster2369 said:
There are 6 different configurations to use for the on screen buttons, but there isn't a dedicated recent button. You can, however, longpress home for recents. The menu/three dot issue I don't believe there is a solution yet. There is also a font changer with 6 or 8 fonts to choose from, including Roboto.
Thank you Devs. From my LG G2.
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I don't want to hold down the home button and wait... as for the font, apparently LG tweaked it slightly.
Also: Thanks Brian.. hopefully someone confirms this.

BrianTDI said:
Looks like you can edit the build.prop and add qemu.hw.mainkeys=0 to the bottom to enable the system wide context aware 3 dot menu. Haven't got to verify yet. Anyone else try it?
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Trying this now, will report back.
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stetsonaw said:
Trying this now, will report back.
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No go, tried it with both 0 and 1.
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stetsonaw said:
Trying this now, will report back.
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No go, tried it with both 0 and 1.
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And before you try it, it isn't default.prop either (reverts back to the original version upon boot)

In the Verizon development section someone just posted a mod to do this. Only tested on Verizon right now.

Download AutoHideSoftKeys app from the play store. It's the bomb

bworley50 said:
Download AutoHideSoftKeys app from the play store. It's the bomb
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Only a partial fix though, while i'm loving the app, i would still like to have it be context sensitive.

stetsonaw said:
Only a partial fix though, while i'm loving the app, i would still like to have it be context sensitive.
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What does that mean?

bworley50 said:
What does that mean?
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Meaning the menu button shows up in apps like Gmail, and when they use the legacy menu, the button shows up on the nav bar.

stetsonaw said:
Meaning the menu button shows up in apps like Gmail, and when they use the legacy menu, the button shows up on the nav bar.
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Understand. I actually like this setup better than Nexus. That's what I love about android. Surely AOSP will be here sometime

ZIP is up in the Verizon Dev section. You can just activate the menu buttons while changing nothing else.

bworley50 said:
Download AutoHideSoftKeys app from the play store. It's the bomb
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It covers the bottom part of the screen so it's pretty useless for replicating a standard navbar.
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colbyfink said:
It covers the bottom part of the screen so it's pretty useless for replicating a standard navbar.
Sent from my LG-D800 using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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Then you're not using it correctly.

So there's no solution for AOSP on screen buttons that don't hide themselves and contextual overflow?

qwirked said:
... as for the font, apparently LG tweaked it slightly.
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Wondering about this one too, based on whichever overly negative and biased review I read about that (Ars?).

qwirked said:
So there's no solution for AOSP on screen buttons that don't hide themselves and contextual overflow?
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There is a solution in the vzw development area.

qwirked said:
I currently have a Galaxy Nexus which I like outside of the awful battery life, it's just old and just outclassed. I have finally settled on the G2 but there are a few things I need to know I can change before hand.
The on-screen buttons, the fact that LG chose to use a menu button is regressive and dumb. I want the standard AOSP "back,home,multitask;contextual3-dot" and to make sure the rest of the phone realizes that it needs to use the contextual 3 dot.
Proper Roboto font
Those are the biggies, everything else I know I can change or I can deal with. Has anyone figured these out?
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There is a fix for this but it is a Verizon MOD only, it might work on other carriers but you would have to read the thread to find out of it is working with all carriers.

bworley50 said:
What does that mean?
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He means that it would be even better if the menu burns know when to be visible and when they should be hiding.
Sent from my LG-F320L using XDA Premium 4 mobile app

Related

SWAT v1.4 BETA

Please take a look at:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1538189
This is my last app
DroidRevenge said:
Please take a look at:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1538189
This is my last app
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the link is bad (404 page not found)
The real link:
See the adress on you browser? Change the last number to 1538189
[[not allowed to post links yet]]
Not working on A501
Sent from my Acer Iconia A501 using XDA Premium App.
(Acer Iconia A501 + Samsung Galaxy S I9000T)
Here's the real link... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=23604112#post23604112
Strangely enough, on that page the Marke... Errr, Playstore link is wrong as well. https://play.google.com/store/apps/...GwsMSwyLDEsImRyb2lkcmV2ZW5nZS5hcHBzLnN3YXQiXQ..
*Spoiler Alert*
Read no further if you want to enjoy the suspense...
This apparently is a beta for a gesture app. Here's a quote from the above page with only minor editing...
"SWAT can manage touches and/or gestures that you perform on the screen, independently from app that is running.
Application doesn't have any configuration, it installs and when you boot it starts autamatically and it can handle these gestures:
- 2 FINGERS: SWIPE DOWN TO HIDE/SHOW STATUSBAR
- 3 FINGERS: SWIPE DOWN TO SIMULATE HOME BUTTON
- 5 FINGERS: LONG PRESS TO BRING UP RECENT APP LIST (NOT THE STACK)
I can suggest you to try to hide statusbar (2 FINGERS SWIPE DOWN) before or when you are into the BROWSER or when you are playing some game, this prevent [to press] inadvertently soft buttons or notification area. You will always minimize application (3 FINGERS SWIPE DOWN) to return to the home, or you can jump to another application by bringing up recent app list (5 FINGERS LONGPRESS)."
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I haven't tested it or anything. I'm running ICS and I guess it isn't supported for some reason... It looks neat enough Tho. I'm just lurking around looking for something safe to post about. This looks like it'll do.
Edit.:
Another quote.
At the moment it is a EARLY BETA, it is not dangerous, but with many bugs to fix and many improvements to do. ONLY FOR HC ROMs beacuse into the ICS ROMs there is a bug into SU binary. I am waiting for the patch...
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I'll be glad to see it on my tab. It could be useful.
dose not work on my tab.... im thinking its adw launcher
Seems like the same as "Gesture control" app. With 1 different feature. Maybe you 2 should combine your resources.
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dr mcknight said:
dose not work on my tab.... im thinking its adw launcher
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Well, if it;s like the other app, make sure USB Debugging is turned on. And, the tab must be rooted. (check SU priviledges)

Flashlight with volume up on regular S4?

So I switched from the active back to the original s4 and the option I miss the most is the flashlight option by pressing the volume up button on lock. Does anyone know of a way to do this with an app or other hack?
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mattpayne92 said:
So I switched from the active back to the original s4 and the option I miss the most is the flashlight option by pressing the volume up button on lock. Does anyone know of a way to do this with an app or other hack?
Sent from my SGH-I337 using xda app-developers app
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There is a thread about this in the Apps section already.
I am also interested in this. The one thread I found was the one we're you have to download nova or apex launchers but that's not working. Any other way to do this without rooting?
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mattpayne92 said:
So I switched from the active back to the original s4 and the option I miss the most is the flashlight option by pressing the volume up button on lock. Does anyone know of a way to do this with an app or other hack?
Sent from my SGH-I337 using xda app-developers app
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You switched back too? I thought you were happy with your active? I switched back to the s4 today too, I missed the better camera and amount of accessories, plus my active had horrible.call quality (not sure of I had a bad one or what)
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Solange82200 said:
You switched back too? I thought you were happy with your active? I switched back to the s4 today too, I missed the better camera and amount of accessories, plus my active had horrible.call quality (not sure of I had a bad one or what)
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I loved the active but I'm with you on accessories. I bought a fairly nice case and there's so many more options for the future. Plus, if I ever want to replace the housing of the device, or even just change the color of the battery door, it'll be much simpler with the original S4. Also I don't think the Active will ever have the ROM and modifications support the S4 has even when/if they eventually get a custom recovery.
mattpayne92 said:
So I switched from the active back to the original s4 and the option I miss the most is the flashlight option by pressing the volume up button on lock. Does anyone know of a way to do this with an app or other hack?
Sent from my SGH-I337 using xda app-developers app
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i've used the nottach xposed mod on three different roms. works great!
mixlex said:
i've used the nottach xposed mod on three different roms. works great!
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I'm on stock TW with Nottach and it doesn't seem to work for me (and a lot of other people). I've tried the shortcut option and the Nottach way (which basically is the same) and neither seem to work.
on any rom except mint jelly all mods have to be done through the xposed installer or nothing will work.you have to place the nottach Xposed apk on your sd card (or on phone storage i suppose) then you have to install with an app called xposed installer which you can get from the xposed thread. install the framework thru the xposed installer. After installing hit the module button top right and check the xposed module apk..All mods are done from there or nothing works. also when changing colors make sure the switch top right on the color choosing screen is turned on or again nothing works. give it one more try..
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mattpayne92 said:
I'm on stock TW with Nottach and it doesn't seem to work for me (and a lot of other people). I've tried the shortcut option and the Nottach way (which basically is the same) and neither seem to work.
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https://github.com/rovo89/XposedInstaller.This is the link to the installer you need to get it to work. All mods done thru this app if not on mint jelly rom.
drsiddiqui1 said:
I am also interested in this. The one thread I found was the one we're you have to download nova or apex launchers but that's not working. Any other way to do this without rooting?
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using xda app-developers app
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Don't get me wrong, I would love to do this as a flashable MOD for my DeOdexed stock (1st Gen P-Rom) without having to install anything else and I encourage anyone that can do it. I just pointed out the other thread in the APPs section so people interested can see if there is any further information in that thread that they might want to check out.
I think the "X-Posed" Mod and Nottach's contribution is awesome and potentially one of the best things that can happen for this phone, but just a simple MOD for the torch to work via volume keys sure would be nice.
mixlex said:
on any rom except mint jelly all mods have to be done through the xposed installer or nothing will work.you have to place the nottach Xposed apk on your sd card (or on phone storage i suppose) then you have to install with an app called xposed installer which you can get from the xposed thread. install the framework thru the xposed installer. After installing hit the module button top right and check the xposed module apk..All mods are done from there or nothing works. also when changing colors make sure the switch top right on the color choosing screen is turned on or again nothing works. give it one more try..
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https://github.com/rovo89/XposedInstaller.This is the link to the installer you need to get it to work. All mods done thru this app if not on mint jelly rom.
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I have xposedinstaller and use nottach for more than trying to get the torch to work and nottach works fine. For some reason it just doesnt work for torch
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seems a little buggy on the torch..This is what works for me. With screen off, power button on,power button off, then volume up. Then it works, pretty much have to do it every time but at least it works that way for me. Also the setting for long press of brightness icon seems to work all of the time. Hope this works for you.
mixlex said:
With screen off, power button on,power button off, then volume up.
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Doesn't work for me. Neither does switching music tracks with the volume keys. Anything involving volume keys just won't work using Xposed for me. :'( But the brightness shortcut works fine, I just wish the actual button hotspot was a little larger; I generally have to be sure to touch the very center of the icon for it to work.
Right now I'm just using Flashlight LED Genius, which turns on the torch on the lock screen when you shake it. Seems to work pretty well. And gives me some exercise!
johnus said:
Doesn't work for me. Neither does switching music tracks with the volume keys. Anything involving volume keys just won't work using Xposed for me. :'( But the brightness shortcut works fine, I just wish the actual button hotspot was a little larger; I generally have to be sure to touch the very center of the icon for it to work.
Right now I'm just using Flashlight LED Genius, which turns on the torch on the lock screen when you shake it. Seems to work pretty well. And gives me some exercise!
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i have the same problem...
mattpayne92 said:
So I switched from the active back to the original s4 and the option I miss the most is the flashlight option by pressing the volume up button on lock. Does anyone know of a way to do this with an app or other hack?
Sent from my SGH-I337 using xda app-developers app
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HEY! this rom has an add on for EXACTLY what you want. idk if you can use it on ur stock one but go to add on section
it works PERFECTLY (well, on that rom at least)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2313469

Hiding Nav soft keys without an application ?

Does anyone know how could I use a build prop edit to safely hide the bottom navigation bar without using unnecessary RAM? I use LMT so it isn't necessary.
I believe its in the build . prop file because when I replaced it to do a status bar mod, the bar disappeared momentarily when the file was missing.
However, I'm new to Android and I don't want to put myself into a boot loop or worse by blindly deleting things. I don't even know how to use a recovery yet. So does anyone know where this is? Thanks
LG G2
I just use an app. Auto hide soft keys. It's in the play store. Also use LMT myself. Let me ask you something, what setting do you set gesture input to?
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chiballer20 said:
I just use an app. Auto hide soft keys. It's in the play store. Also use LMT myself. Let me ask you something, what setting do you set gesture input to?
Sent from my LG-D800 using xda app-developers app
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I find that app kind of bugging, and there are moments when my buttons are no longer being displayed and I have to reboot to get them back.
Sent from my LG-D801 using xda app-developers app
add
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
to your build.prop file. That is all I did. Just don't be stupid like me and do it before you turned LMT on. I had to think up some creative ways to open it from within other programs without the back button or home available :laugh:
wy2sl0 said:
add
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
to your build.prop file. That is all I did. Just don't be stupid like me and do it before you turned LMT on. I had to think up some creative ways to open it from within other programs without the back button or home available :laugh:
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That is what do do with all of my phone using LMT, and not barely crash, I've had one during this year and s restart made it normal.
Sent from my LG-D801 using Tapatalk now Free
wy2sl0 said:
add
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
to your build.prop file. That is all I did. Just don't be stupid like me and do it before you turned LMT on. I had to think up some creative ways to open it from within other programs without the back button or home available :laugh:
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Thanks, i'll try it.. hopefully it will free up a good amount of RAM :fingers-crossed:
IamPro said:
Thanks, i'll try it.. hopefully it will free up a good amount of RAM :fingers-crossed:
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sry for the stupid question....what is LMT?
energie said:
sry for the stupid question....what is LMT?
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Gesture based launcher:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1330150
wy2sl0 said:
add
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
to your build.prop file. That is all I did. Just don't be stupid like me and do it before you turned LMT on. I had to think up some creative ways to open it from within other programs without the back button or home available :laugh:
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IamPro said:
Thanks, i'll try it.. hopefully it will free up a good amount of RAM :fingers-crossed:
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Softbricked my phone and had to restore to stock then re-root etc :crying:
what is LMT?
This is LMT, or one of its functions. Its a really customizable navigation bar that replaces the stock one, along with any of other gesture control you could think of. Its great, you should try it out
LG G2
It swipes in from the bottom, top or sides. You can hold the gesture and lift your finger on the button or just swipe through in the direction you want and the function will activate. It gets much more complex than my setup but I'm just keeping it simple for now
LG G2
IamPro said:
Softbricked my phone and had to restore to stock then re-root etc :crying:
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Sorry, you softbricked after inserting the string in build.prop? I'm interested to this mod (hiding soft keys and activate LMT)
nimo182 said:
Sorry, you softbricked after inserting the string in build.prop? I'm interested to this mod (hiding soft keys and activate LMT)
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Yea, maybe I did something wrong.. idk
Its pretty easy to get back to stock so not huge deal tho
wy2sl0 said:
add
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
to your build.prop file. That is all I did. Just don't be stupid like me and do it before you turned LMT on. I had to think up some creative ways to open it from within other programs without the back button or home available :laugh:
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How did you do this safely? Many people have been getting it wrong and I'd like to get it right the first time lol
LG G2
I have no idea.
Downloaded build.prop editor from the play store
go to VERY BOTTOM of build.prop
make a new blank line
enter what I said
save
...profit
The best app to hide soft keys is UDN (ultimate dynamic navbar),it can hide your keys without the need to modify them in build prop....And replace them with its soft keys that are not only customisable but you can also make them as tiny as you want in order not ot occupy as much space...
woof123 said:
The best app to hide soft keys is UDN (ultimate dynamic navbar),it can hide your keys without the need to modify them in build prop....And replace them with its soft keys that are not only customisable but you can also make them as tiny as you want in order not ot occupy as much space...
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woof i tried UDN, to hide nav bar it requires xposed with it's module..i'm not too much interested to install other sw indeed, and IMHO it's the same of autohide
Then the build.prop string qemu.hw..... works??
nimo182 said:
woof i tried UDN, to hide nav bar it requires xposed with it's module..i'm not too much interested to install other sw indeed, and IMHO it's the same of autohide
Then the build.prop string qemu.hw..... works??
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It worked for me.Without xposed,i just ticked the option in the settings.Also you can make the keys as tiny as you want,even if you want them visible all the time and not hidden it will help alot to make them tiny.
nimo182 said:
woof i tried UDN, to hide nav bar it requires xposed with it's module..i'm not too much interested to install other sw indeed, and IMHO it's the same of autohide
Then the build.prop string qemu.hw..... works??
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can't make it working....it adds another bar above the stock one

[Q] Set custom activation method for omniswitch

How do I set a different activation method besides using the default drag handle. Cant seem to set a hardware key to do to as there is no option for it, only to open the app itself, not the switcher.
koyoupi said:
How do I set a different activation method besides using the default drag handle. Cant seem to set a hardware key to do to as there is no option for it, only to open the app itself, not the switcher.
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I would like to do the same ??
It a simple
jcrompton said:
I would like to do the same ??
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Install app (be sure, that app installed to /system/priv-app, it`s Important !!! Maybe reboot needed.)
Ok, OmniSwith drawer appears when you press key assigned as "Last App list" (sorry for my inaccurate translate)
Eg long press HOME button.
And next step, I turn OFF "DRAG HANDLE" in OmniSwith settings (to facilitate interface)
Enjoy ...
korkunov said:
Install app (be sure, that app installed to /system/priv-app, it`s Important !!! Maybe reboot needed.)
Ok, OmniSwith drawer appears when you press key assigned as "Last App list" (sorry for my inaccurate translate)
Eg long press HOME button.
And next step, I turn OFF "DRAG HANDLE" in OmniSwith settings (to facilitate interface)
Enjoy ...
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Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, it still does not work. If I try to double click Home button I still get Recent Apps List. I also tried all the Nova Launcher options for shortcuts as well.
What I was hoping to do was use a Gesture Launcher , like Nova Launcher (or others like LMT) and be bale to use a gesture to open up Omniswitch drawer .....
Any luck on this ?
I made a alternative...
flame360 said:
Any luck on this ?
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Looking in this link: https://github.com/omnirom/android_frameworks_base/commit/13d9f74a72136786a8ddcf3fd02bf07ab2a02073 we can see how ominirom system call ominiswitch overlay. Thinking that I did a app that call the overlay and you can use in a custom gesture of your launcher.
If can help improve this alternite, help me on github: https://github.com/augustoicaro/Toggle-OmniSwitch
Note: Its only work if you really use omniswitch app(org.omnirom.omniswitch)
jcrompton said:
Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, it still does not work. If I try to double click Home button I still get Recent Apps List. I also tried all the Nova Launcher options for shortcuts as well.
What I was hoping to do was use a Gesture Launcher , like Nova Launcher (or others like LMT) and be bale to use a gesture to open up Omniswitch drawer .....
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did you ever figure this out?? I don't understand the following developer posts
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kikuto said:
Looking in this link: https://github.com/omnirom/android_frameworks_base/commit/13d9f74a72136786a8ddcf3fd02bf07ab2a02073 we can see how ominirom system call ominiswitch overlay. Thinking that I did a app that call the overlay and you can use in a custom gesture of your launcher.
If can help improve this alternite, help me on github: https://github.com/augustoicaro/Toggle-OmniSwitch
Note: Its only work if you really use omniswitch app(org.omnirom.omniswitch)
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Is it possible to make this post more understandable to those of us who don't know how to code
ok
uconnpat said:
did you ever figure this out?? I don't understand the following developer posts
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Is it possible to make this post more understandable to those of us who don't know how to code
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Just download app in my last post and overlay recent app's button function, if you can do this in your rom(button will call the app).
If not, call app as launcher's gesture or other way that you kwon to call a app.
When you call the app, the omniswicth overlay will open(like swipe blue overlay on right border).
If you can't config this, please pm me.
Please, check if packge of ominiswitch that you use is org.omnirom.ominiswitch. If not, send me via pm the packge name and I compile other app for your packge.
Cheers.
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flame360 said:
Any luck on this ?
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Yes. Please try my app in this thread and post the result :good:
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koyoupi said:
How do I set a different activation method besides using the default drag handle. Cant seem to set a hardware key to do to as there is no option for it, only to open the app itself, not the switcher.
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Try my app in this thread and post the result.
His app did the trick. I have set LMT to trigger the app on the recents command. Works flawless many thanks !!
kikuto said:
Looking in this link: https://github.com/omnirom/android_frameworks_base/commit/13d9f74a72136786a8ddcf3fd02bf07ab2a02073 we can see how ominirom system call ominiswitch overlay. Thinking that I did a app that call the overlay and you can use in a custom gesture of your launcher.
If can help improve this alternite, help me on github: https://github.com/augustoicaro/Toggle-OmniSwitch
Note: Its only work if you really use omniswitch app(org.omnirom.omniswitch)
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This is excellent!
With exposed I set up a viewing key for the nav bar. With this apk, quick press and done. Great work.
I really appreciate it.

hamburger menu access big screen

Hi everyone
Strange question but...
On such a larger screen than I'm use to.
Is there a better way to reach one handed the slide out hamburger menu in most apps?
Usually I use my thumb but it's such a stretch to get to the top corner, some apps do slide out from the side but seem inconsistent. I'm finding it very difficult.
I am rooted and was wondering any app or modification I could use to help me.
Thanks you for listening!
AndroidHtc101 said:
Hi everyone
Strange question but...
On such a larger screen than I'm use to.
Is there a better way to reach one handed the slide out hamburger menu in most apps?
Usually I use my thumb but it's such a stretch to get to the top corner, some apps do slide out from the side but seem inconsistent. I'm finding it very difficult.
I am rooted and was wondering any app or modification I could use to help me.
Thanks you for listening!
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I had a look but I can't seem to find anything. Are you on marshmallow or nougat?
Hi man I'm on nougat.
I thought there might be a button shortcut or gestures, that could help one handed
Thanks for looking
AndroidHtc101 said:
Hi man I'm on nougat.
I thought there might be a button shortcut or gestures, that could help one handed
Thanks for looking
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As you are on nougat that unfortunately rules out the possibility of xposed. Could this possibly be what you are looking for?
https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.xda-developers.com/enable-one-handed-mode-using-a-script/amp/
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Have a look at these sites.
http://sitesforprofit.com/menu-eats-hamburger
https://dribbble.com/shots/1746065-Floating-burger-2-0
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No clue if this will help but I'm pretty sure there's not really anything you can do without xposed. Good luck
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May I ask what do you need one handed for? Apps or your browser? There are one handed mode browsers if browsers are a problem.
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Okay, some roms have what you might want. Basically I recommend flashing pimps rr from androidfilehost.com. In settings go to configurations then gestures then pie control and enable it. Then with pie control there will be home, back, recent and 3 dots (...) which will be the hamburger menu in any app. You can customise stuff and this should help you out.
Thanks for your reply. Mainly want it for apps, but didn't want to flash a new rom.
If I hold the nexus 6p at the bottom of the phone, my thumbs are a real stretch to the hamburger menu or slide out.
I will take a look at what you have posted cheers man
I was just thinking, maybe I could make a app for this purpose. Do you think it might be popular?
AndroidHtc101 said:
I was just thinking, maybe I could make a app for this purpose. Do you think it might be popular?
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I had a look at some apps but most just seem to be to access apps and not the hamburger icon. As far as I know you would need to flash a rom with this pie control gesture or you might not be able to do it at all.
You could give LMT a try, might have an option for what you need.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1330150
mortrackz said:
You could give LMT a try, might have an option for what you need.
https://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1330150
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Good work mate, I second you on that LMT app. I just tried it and it is a perfect pie with the hamburger feature. Good find, well done.
007 I'm a bit confused with that app, how do I add the pie feature please?
I've activated LMT with a app in the pie menu, but don't see a option for hamburger in app shortcut
AndroidHtc101 said:
I've activated LMT with a app in the pie menu, but don't see a option for hamburger in app shortcut
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Sorry, just got back to this thread. Are you still having an issue?
Don't know if any other roms have this yet, but ABC rom does.
Huawei ported their one handed mode over to AOSP(I believe this was the story).
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Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
Thanks for replys. Still trying to get this to work.
Is it possible to set the back button in a app to toggle the hamburger menu? That would be handy because instead of backing out of the app slide from left in stead.
Cheers for patience, I did use the piepointer but found it quite difficult to use sometimes.

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