yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Greenify] jacknicholson:
Are you seeing "Push received" as the wakeup culprit in Greenify? I've been having this problem on and off since Tapatalk 4.0, despite having disabled all in-app notifications. Funnily, the problem seemed to have disappeared with versions 4.2.5 and 4.3.0, but returned when I recently updated to 4.4.0. I've since reverted to 4.3.0, but for whatever reason, the "Push received" wakeups continued to persist. My current solution has been to simply remove TT4 altogether and stick to TT2.

Anyway, I suppose this has gotten off-topic, as it's clearly not Greenify's fault. As a side note, I've attempted to alert the Tapatalk team on a couple of occasions over the past months, but their customer service is about as reliable as their apps. Oh well.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
I stayed with TT2 for this and other reasons even though I paid for tt4. That's the problem every time we go to the play store and update an app... We spin the wheel of upgrades vs new issues. Lol
[Greenify] jawz101:
I've wondered this for a while but is there some tangible proof that this does help?

Like a before and after battery graph in the least.

To put it bluntly talk is cheap. I can't think my apps are blindly out of control without this app. I mean, the same goes for task killers and the like.

The more nerdy the evidence the more credence I put into something.
[Greenify] mdamaged:
Watch it with the n-word. :mad:

I can only say, it's helped me with apps that refuse to exit and release resources on their own.
[Greenify] jawz101:
Hey I'm an n-word too. Notice the angst in my words? Haha

Ok, like a battery graph before and after taming this runaway app.

And not like a proof of concept app crafted to misbehave, but a moderately popular app.

I mean, I give successful app developers the benefit of the doubt and think they consider battery drain while idling.

Being a nerd, I probably have monitoring apps for monitoring my phone than non nerdy apps. I think they end up watching each other to see which blinks first.
[Greenify] atomomega:
Get a full log with BBS before installing Greenify. Then install Greenify and the Donation Pack along with Xposed Fw of course. Greenify all apps you don't need in the background. Take another full log with BBS and compare both. You can't go wrong with Greenify.

PS. Since you said you are a nerd too, I assume you don't need to be reminded about doing a nandroid first and rebooting after every step ;)

Sent from my HTC Desire C
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
http://translate.oasisfeng.com/projects/greenify/az/default

Added. Thanks for your help in translation! :victory:
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
If you want to totally get rid of its push notification, you can "cut off" the wake-up path of GCM receiver.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
All of greenify operations are non-persistent except "wake-up paths cut off". So be sure to reattach the off paths before clearing user data of Greenify or uninstalling. Otherwise, you have to re-install that app to revert it back to normal.

I think it's the only dangerous part of Greenify. Maybe I could find another way to implement non-persistent cut-off.
[Greenify] asdfasdfvful:
How many apps exactly can you cut off paths? Facebook and messenger don't have it, and it's basically Google services that can for me
[Greenify] aeroman:
Daily Updates, and no changelogs, strange?!

Where can we found the changelogs? On Play Store can found nothing.

No Pleasure to install blind.

How can we log off from the betas?

Regards

●tapatalked GT-I9505●
[Greenify] asdfasdfvful:
Join the group here

Opt in/out from here
[Greenify] aeroman:
Thanks, Log-out. ;)

Maybe install again, if the changelogs on the Store visible. :)

Regards

●tapatalked GT-I9505●
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Basically all apps listed with a wake-up reason. The wake-up reason is currently only available if you activated "Wake-up Tracker" in experimental features.
[Greenify] michalurban:
I havent yet installed this app but Im considering it. So - regarding this wake-up cut-offs discussion here - what should I not do?
[Greenify] beskalL:
I believe I might have greenified something important in filesystem.

when placed my phone on my ear when receiving a call (screen turn black), suddenly, I lost the signal (signal bar showing no reception) and the call dropped., After that it got signal again (when screen is on)

Anyone know that that system app might be?
[Greenify] GermainZ:
What have you greenified?
[Greenify] Lither:
Is it ideal to greenify Google Play Service and Play Store?
[Greenify] j831:
For the future it might be useful to display a list of wake-up paths that are cut off for a certain app. That way we know exactly what we cut off. This would also be helpful if an app had multiple wake-up paths cut off and if we only wanted to restore one of the paths instead of all of them. Just a suggestion though.
[Greenify] asdfasdfvful:
You can greenify both. But services doesn't really like to hibernate
[Greenify] hadi_rena:
I don't think so since both of app usually woken up by other app.
[Greenify] sshafranko:
I hibernate play not services and no issues.

leureK uaeL yq perewod 0.1 pekaewT
[Greenify] rejocie001:
But u will not get any push notifications

GT-I9082..
[Greenify] sshafranko:
From playstore correct. I have my playstore notifications turned off anyway and never update apps. I update them myself.

leureK uaeL yq perewod 0.1 pekaewT
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
It's planned.
[Greenify] scofield119:
Hey the hibernation widget doesnt work all time

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[Greenify] kamedonski:
Also, degreenifying (or uninstalling) an app should reatach its cutoff points automatically (or anticipate with warning dialog "You are about to degreenify an app which has cut-off..."). If one remove an app with dangerous and yet undetected cutoff consequences from greenify list, later there is no way to figure out what is going wrong.
[Greenify] crisgen:
I've purchase the donate version after have used the free version much time.

The problem is that i can't use any option in "donators menu".

All the options are unlocked but un-selectable.

I've already try every wipe and unistall/install the app.

Note 2 rooted with phoenix rom 4.3.

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[Greenify] leap_ahead:
hi guys ..I have nexus s .. 410mb ram ...facebook app and facebook messanger eat my ram ...if I have greenify donate version I can hibernate this 2 app without lost notification and save ram ?

thanks .
[Greenify] puturaya20:
felt his powerful :D

I want to ask her Greenify well in combination with the saver?
[Greenify] koolshubh:
#Samsung Galaxy S3 user;

Can someone please tell me which system apps are safe to be greenify?? I am using Greenify Donate version but I don't know much abt greenify-ing system applications.....

So please help me out here...

Thanks.
[Greenify] abrahamt24:
Switched to MIUI and I discovered that the donation features doesn't work with WSM Tools.

Is it possible to make it compatible with WSM Tools?
[Greenify] gayrisafi:
uninstall behavior

Hi all,

I wonder if uninstalling greenify automatically releases greenified system apps or should I degreenify them first, then uninstall? I am asking because I dont want to mess things up with system apps.
[Greenify] avd:
Nandroid, and don't cut anything off.

Sprint SGS3 with xda/tapatalk m.o.a.r 7.1.x ROM
[Greenify] lexluthor:
I'm having an issue where if the Plex app is in memory, it's constantly communicating with my Chomecast device causing a wakelock.

I installed Greenify and greenified Plex. When Plex is showing up as hibernating, this constant communication ceases.

If I run Plex, it starts up normally and the constant communication resumes. If I then back out of Plex, the constant communication continues and if I go into Greenify, it shows Plex pending, not hibernating.

I'm using SuperSU and Greenfiy does have root permissions.

Why doesn't it go back into hibernation when I back out of Plex?

EDIT: Read some more and the apps did hibernate automatically after a few minutes of screen off time.

I guess this might be a workable solution to my problem. Not sure what happens if I'm using Plex to play a long movie and I hit the home key to use other apps, but have plex in the background and then have the screen off for a while, but want to come back and use the Plex lockscreen and notification bar controls.
[Greenify] nurps:
Greenify isn't asking for root anymore on my Xperia Z 4.3 :(
[Greenify] TheKingOfPain:
Now only auto-hibernation requires root.
[Greenify] nurps:
If i need to do it manually i wouldn't need this program, would i?
[Greenify] iamnotkurtcobain:
Best 3 apps for Android (no order):

-Greenify

-Nova Launcher

-Betterbatterystats

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[Greenify] TheKingOfPain:
Well, it's up to you. The app is meant to work both manually and auto, that's why the dev put a auto-hibernation on/off switch and now a shortcut to enable/disable it.
[Greenify] eliashadow:
Thanks for the tip but also cpu spy show me the same...

Ill check it again cause i reinstall greenify...
[Greenify] nhariamine:
why i can't translate this app on glotpress? i know french language very well, but i can't even signup to that website
[Greenify] johnny_cage:
Great app, thank you!
[Greenify] sipe1:
I can confirm that there is a problem with AudioOut_2. I don't know what app cause it or greenify it self, but I know when i use my volume buttons wakelock is released. So i think there is some sort of bug.
[Greenify] Lim Wee Huat:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

I have same apps on both devices. A 4.2.2 and a 4.1.2.. The greenified apps on the 4.1.2 hibernated well but on the 4.2.2, the apps just kept hanging on pending... Any advise?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Can you directly contribute your translation without login?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
This is usually caused by some apps being hibernated not releasing system-wide resource correctly.

You can try to remove all greenified apps, leave an empty list to start off. Add one (or few), and watch for the behavior for some time. Then add another, and repeat this.

If you finally found which hibernated app cause the trouble, please report back. I'll look into it.
[Greenify] aspc2:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Good work

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[Greenify] coloxim:
R: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Where do you use 4.2.2 ?n4 on stock ROM? Maybe are trying to hiberning a system app?

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 con Tapatalk 2
[Greenify] vNa5h:
Freed my ram a lot
[Greenify] pcpepik:
Hi oasisfeng, I like this app and I will be glad if i can translate it to czech. Can you please tell me, how can I contribute it on your glotpress? Thanks in advance.
[Greenify] nmlssit:
It might be sounds a dumb question, but notifications are supposed to stop while their App is freezed?
[Greenify] Donnie Sins:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Indeed.

Edit: 'Indeed' -> notifications are supposed to stop. Not the dumb question-part:p
[Greenify] hadi_rena:
@oasisfeng: I can help translate to Indonesian. I already visit translation page but no Indonesian here and how I can register ?
[Greenify] Lim Wee Huat:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Nexus 7, Rasbeanjelly 4.2.2... I don't hibernate system apps, they are all user apps. I've just tried on other 4.2.2s devices.. Seems like it's only happening on 4.2.2s. I had the same apps on another 4.1.2 and they are all hibernating well. Kind of weird.

Q: Is it better to ungreenify pending apps that don't hibernate or should the user leave them hanging in pending state?
[Greenify] nm8:
Question: Is it better to remove google maps and google search as system apps, then reinstall them so they can be greenified?
[Greenify] thedarer:
Nice! Gonna try this out.
[Greenify] pyler:
Well done. Thanks!
[Greenify] hadi_rena:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

For maps maybe yes since i also did that. For search i freeze it a the moment.
[Greenify] gabi11:
I converted both of them to user apps and greenified.

Seems ok and no problems.
[Greenify] nurps:
Well at the moment its not, since SuperSU isn't asking to grant permissions. Shouldn't have touched that with updating Greenify.
[Greenify] robuser007:
Superuser still works great on cyanogenmod cm1 roms ?
[Greenify] TakipSiLim:
It will hide the selected app from the list
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Uncheck Boost Mode, close the app and reopen, you will get the root prompt, then recheck Boost Mode.
[Greenify] nurps:
Wasn't activated in the first place, makes no difference. But nice idea.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Works here on four devices, not just an idea. I've been doing this since he changed it, maybe a month?
[Greenify] 1/4 Life:
Do: Cut off apps that need to be

Don't: Cut off any, ANY system apps.

That's all. Oasis, I cut off the trackers from Samsung's page buddy app, which is a system app. Greenify never once showed that that app had a cut off, and it appears it instead cut off other apps AKA: Timely, which was never Greenified. Oddly enough my regular clock worked fine. Greenify also never have me the option to reattach those system apps since it didn't see them as cut.

I was able to recover from that without recovery thankfully, but that's a little dangerous as stands.

Either way I'll continue to use Greenify and I've donated to the project, just watch out for the cut offs, guys.
[Greenify] kv1dr:
If I could give this app more than 5 stars, I would give it. This app is deffenetly worth every euro.
[Greenify] lexluthor:
Just trying out Greenify.

I do use Xposed.

What are the advantages of using boost mode?
[Greenify] MBurns2:
guys i cannot use greenify donation on cyano 11. I'm forced to install xposed for use it.

Is it normal ? thanks
[Greenify] dev0lver:
If you want experimental features then you need xposed framework
[Greenify] crisgen:
Sorry but where's write in OP?

Is only write in installation note on google play.

Usually i read the OP for know what i must do in safe.

I have read the op and only after have donate I discover that I need xposed.

So I hate xposed and so waste my money but no problem for this.

I think that developer should write in OP with BIG FONTS this .

Edit

After all greenify is always a great app.....

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[Greenify] JohnSpawnVFX:
It's on the donation package's Play Store page.
[Greenify] lexluthor:
I just started using Greenify today, but isn't Xposed optional? That just adds a couple of experimental features.

You should be able to use it fine without Xposed.
[Greenify] crisgen:
Sure i use greenify without any problem. I've donate only for try the option about ibernate system apps....anyway no problem

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[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Degreenifying does re-attach all the cut-off.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Two possible reasons:

1. Boost mode have been activated in experimental features.

2. You root management tool is incompatible with Greenify. (cannot detect the root correctly)
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Can you explain the issue in detail? What happened after you click the widget? Any error message, or no message at all?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Greenify helps you better handle it, in an easier way. Currently you can use the "Hibernate All" shortcut (or widget) to have them done in a batch.

In the upcoming version, non-root mode, a tracking system will further help you visually identify which greenified apps are still awake, thus need your manual hibernation, probably as a notification.
[Greenify] atomomega:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] I just got updated to 2.0 stable. We need to update the thread title too :D

Sent from my HTC Desire C
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Yer still a step behind. :D
[Greenify] atomomega:
Isn't 2.1 the current beta version?

Sent from my HTC Desire C
[Greenify] scofield119:
Sometime when i click the widget simply it doesnt hibernate the apps. To make it works i have to open greenify app, exit and then tap on widget

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[Greenify] oasisfeng:
It sounds terrible. Have you tried the new version 2.1 build 1? I've rewritten the cut-off management part, hopefully addressed your issue.
[Greenify] Lither:
Is it ideal to greenify Google Play Store?
[Greenify] fatjoez:
Everytime I load Greenify I see almost all the apps I want to hibernate are "pending"

Facebook

Facebook Messenger

Skype

Gmail

Seems like it's just not auto hibernating?

Samsung galaxy S2

root

Rom MIUI 3.12.27

Jellybean 4.1.2

Xposed framework installed + greenify plugin

any reason why greenify is not greenifying?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Works for me, and is safe. :good:

---------- Post added at 12:20 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:17 AM ----------

Can you MANUALLY hibernate those apps via Greenify UI or Shortcut/widget?

Also, are you checking no sooner than 3-5min after screen turns off?

Do the apps you list specify how long since they have been awake?
[Greenify] nurps:
Might be, but other apps work fine with root. Maybe root on Xperia Z with 4.3 isn't perfect yet.
[Greenify] LinearEquation:
Like the scissors feature. Did that to the Amazon Android app store. Now when ever I open an app from Amazon, all the other Amazon apps stay greenfield. I
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
BREAKING NEWS: Auto hibernation is coming to non-root mode, in the near future. :fingers-crossed:

Stay tuned~
[Greenify] iamnotkurtcobain:
Awesome!!! Perhaps one day we don't need xposed for the other features... ?

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[Greenify] quendil:
Same thing happening to me as well...

:(

(Nexus 5, stock 4.4.2, rooted, no xposed framework)

If i click on the app and click the Zzz button it DOES hibernate!

But not automatically!

--- EDIT ---

Just found out that it takes a little more time to hibernate the apps that it used to (3 months ago). I hadnt used the app for a long time so sorry for the stupid question/post!
[Greenify] MU24R:
Hi i just wanna know if its safe to patch system framework with greenify and if greenify creates a backup of the system framework or something like that just in case??
[Greenify] an0n981:
You do know you can just edit your previous post instead of reposting the same question again and again, right?
[Greenify] MU24R:
I already did that
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Greenify touches nothing in your system partition. So it's absolutely safe in theory, except for "wake-up path cut-off" which can be reverted easily. Your system can be return to normal with just a reboot.
[Greenify] Fahrenheit:
Are there any adverse effects to hibernating Google Search?

What about Google Maps too (with experimental system app hibernation enabled)?

Sent from Galaxy Nexus
[Greenify] Lither:
I think experimental features for Donate version always will need XPosed to run
[Greenify] Xoib:
New version of Greenify from play store fix the auto hibernation lack on 4.4 in the previous version.
[Greenify] lexluthor:
What are the advantages of using boost mode?

Is there any reason I might not want to use it?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
I hibernate both. Works fine. For my setup, Search usually gets woken up by other google services when screen is on. Maps is one of my fav to hibernate.

I use it and has always worked fine. If I understand, using boost mode relies less or not at all, on SU permissions when hibernating.
[Greenify] fatjoez:
You are right I've figured it out.

The apps are hibernating.

All except google play store.

Is there a particular reason for that?

Also I wanted to ask you and perhaps this is a feature you can add.

But can you extend hibernation with a feature for "clearing cached app"????

Would be really nice because over time my cached apps take up all my free ram and my phone gets slow.

So if I could just say to greenify "kill cache too" when greenifying thatd be nice
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Play Store

First try this.

- open play store and exit via home button

- turn off screen, wait 10min

- open Greenify. Is play store listed as awake? How long since WOKEN and what does it say for "woken by...."

Cached apps.

Do you mean apps residing in ram memory? If yes, hibernating them via Greenify also removes them from memory thus freeing up ram, which is one of my favorite reasons for using Greenify on seldom used apps and bloatware etc.
[Greenify] Szczepanik:
Greenify

This is such good news that I repeat here what's new in Greenify v2.0

Greenify now works on non-root devices! Try out the non-root working mode (without automatic hibernation due to privilege restriction).

Shortcut "Hibernate All" can now be created also from main menu in Greenify

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify

Cheers

Tom
[Greenify] chrisrozon:
What happens if you greenify Greenify???
[Greenify] atomomega:
*Facepalm*

Sent from my HTC Desire C
[Greenify] thracemerin:
The world implodes.
[Greenify] njfoses:
A kitten dies.
[Greenify] 1haumann1:
your Nexus turns into an iPhone

swyped from my maguro
[Greenify] fracama87:
your phone flies away and kills itself
[Greenify] FuMMoD:
I hate when that happens. I had to replace my Nexus 5 twice because of this. It also calls up my exes and tells them I miss them.
[Greenify] eushaun99:
You loses a few IQ points.
[Greenify] sordna:
Hi, great news!

By the way, how can I test non-root mode in the latest Greenify?

My phone is rooted, so I set it to "deny" in SuperSU, but when I use the shortcut I get the message "failed to put XYZ in hibernation".

Does my phone have to be unrooted?
[Greenify] asdfasdfvful:
I don't have the name, but I know that there is a module that hides root from apps. Additionally, idk if "the near future" has come yet
[Greenify] sordna:
I'm not trying to test the future auto-hibernation. Just the current manual hibernation of the latest version (not beta) in the Play Store which advertises manual hibernation without root.

Oasisfeng, if Greenify can't handle root detected but denied, can you add a setting so that people with rooted phones can choose whether greenify should use rooted operation vs unrooted operation ? It would be useful also in cases that the root app has problems, and would allow people to use Greenify without the elevated access.
[Greenify] asdfasdfvful:
I understand. As I said before, if nonroot is available now and denying access isn't working, maybe try this module which hides root completely from the app.
[Greenify] mdamaged:
Greenception!
[Greenify] fracama87:
Don't talk me about that! mine also call my parents and start to chat with them.... never want to hang up. It's impossible man!

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[Greenify] TheBashar:
What does "most trivial receivers are no longer scanned" mean? Does this mean after that change I cannot hibernate or disconnect apps with the same level of granularity as before?

Thanks!
[Greenify] Dan_Aykroyd:
Hi there,

I bought the Donate version and there's something I'm still not clear on this. BTW, I've read the first 30 and the last 30 pages of this thread and couldn't find it there :)

¿¿¿ How does it exactly work ???

I would like to understand this technically so I could manage my "workflow" on installing a new phone. What I always do is try to go from "big" to "little". Before I installed Greenify, I'd: 1) Freeze useless apps -> 2) Manually disabling intents on other apps that I could not freeze (because where needed), but didn't want to be triggered by certain events.

So... does Greenify "freezes" the app? (pm disable {package_name})? Then catches when the user start it and "de-freeze" it? If it was so, then other process might not be able to start the hibernated app (and they do)...

If it doesn't work that way, what does it do? Disables certain intents of the apps? How does it limit the app starting by itself but still be visible by the system (e.g. Play Store showing the hibernated app as installed)???

Thanks
[Greenify] nikctsh:
Have been following this cool app since this app was released. And now finally it supports non-root device! Immediately I downloaded it from market, however the non-root mode only direct me to the app info page where I have to force stop all my apps one by one :( However glad to see that "Auto hibernation is coming to non-root mode"! I will sure to leave it installed until auto-hibernation rolls out :)