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[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I have experienced similar issue once in my test, but I can't tell if this is the same issue you all have.

Two things to confirm first, what Android version and root tool do you have, and have you seen "Alarm Analysis" section (see screenshot) in previous betas?

Since 1.8 beta 1 fixed a bug that breaks "Alarm Analysis" on some devices, this "Alarm Analysis" needs root privilege to work on ICS. But SuperUser is again troublesome, the confirmation window poped up and disappeared quickly before I can respond, then I was stuck in the same infinite loop as you. When I checked SuperUser, Greenify was miserably disappeared from the privilege-granted app list. I had to manually kill Greenify and then grant the privilege again, and finally the infinite loop has gone.

I'm inspecting this issue further. At the same time, please give me more details on the above 2 questions. Thanks.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Thanks, bro. It's actually reasonable. I'll take this approach from the next beta update. :)
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Greenify should have been filtered out in App Analyzer as in previous versions, I'll check if this code is broken again.

I don't quite get the crash issue you are talking about, but could you confirm is it still in the 1.8 beta 1? Then I'll look into that.
[Greenify] MikeRL100:
Well, it seems on another note I'm also experiencing the disappearing icons issue. And yes, Greenify is in the list of greenifiable apps along with the donation version. A suggestion is to hide both of them to prevent issues.
[Greenify] athdaraxen:
I'm on 4.2.2 and yes.

I'd also like to mention that for that last few beta builds and the past stable version it stopped telling me why apps were being woken up. At one point it worked and I loved it and it helped a lot.
[Greenify] Thomas_BA:
Same problem her with App Analyzer. back to former beta.
[Greenify] fischwrap:
Hmmm...I've greenified Google search, but maids seems to always run. I'm not sure I follow your question, it's just pending but I don't know why. It's there a way to find out?

check out www.tempul.com for some groovy tunes
[Greenify] Phantom_11:
I mean in the Greenify, since 1.74 version , you can actually see the actual reason why the app is pending. e.g I just open "App Sales" and it's on my greenify list, so it displays "UI was opened". Could you tell me what's the pending reason for the Google Maps?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
1.8 beta 2

FIX: Infinite waiting in App Analyzer.

FIX: Wake-up cause may not be shown in some cases.

FIX: Greenify itself should be filtered out from expanded list of App Analyzer.
[Greenify] fischwrap:
I gotcha. Before there was no reason so I was confused... it says service started...

check out www.tempul.com for some groovy tunes
[Greenify] Phantom_11:
yes, usually first time after system restart, the pending reasons are hidden somehow. Sorry I don't know this reason. Sometimes my Google Maps is waken by other apps, and the pending reason is location receiver. maybe you should ask oasisfeng. sorry, mate.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Actually, it only show "how" it was waken, but has little clues on "who" woke it. Technically, I can't get much information out there unless hacking into the Android framework to set up a monitor.
[Greenify] MikeRL100:
Holy crap, all the bugs I found were fixed in under a day. If only every dev was this responsive!

Sent from my Windows XP machine using ie6
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Actually, I fixed all those bugs after I woke up this morning and read all your feedbacks. It's about half a day ahead here in China.:D
[Greenify] MikeRL100:
Still, under a day. There are countless apps I've uninstalled before due to a lack of updates for months on end, sometimes even years. Many of said apps didn't even work at all. I know this one news app hadn't been updated since 2010. It couldn't even stream, and it barely read text. The UI looked like it came out of the cupcake era. Horror stories exist.

Sent from my Windows XP machine using ie6
[Greenify] Phantom_11:
I kinda want to talk to you in Chinese now.:laugh: Sometimes it's still torturing to put my words in English, especially when reporting some issues
[Greenify] post-mortem:
Actually, you are free to post in Chinese, if you feel your English is not so good. However, as XDA is specified as an English language forum, it has been stated that you should also include an English translation (you can use Google Translate) together with your post in your language.

Edit: Here's the source:
[Greenify] Phantom_11:
sorry, but it was a joke:D I won't do it in Chinese. It's just I didn't expect that he was a Chinese
[Greenify] peped94:
Im using android 4.1.2 with superuser root tool . And i had alarm analysis on previous beta and it works well

EDIT: now im using latest beta which is 1.8 beta 2 . all works well like previously . thanks oasisfeng . very good dev :D
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
The shiny new "donation version" is pushed to Google Play with 3 new experimental features, you may see the update soon. :fingers-crossed:

=== Disclaimer ===

All these experimental features are in early stage, and may not work on all devices & ROMs. They are included only for advanced users with sufficient knowledge about what they really mean and how to correctly use them. These features may crash your apps, brick your phone, or even wipe your data in the extreme cases. I will try my best to avoid those situations, but I don't take responsibility about the possible consequences. For your safety, please do a NANDroid backup before activating these features.

It is safe to install the donation version, since nothing is affected before activating the experimental features manually.
[Greenify] acultr:
how can I pay with PayPal?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Sorry, since PayPal refuses to serve Pacific-Asian users for donation, I can only accept donation via Google Play. See OP for link.
[Greenify] Mike B.:
Thank you for implementing a proper build number. No problems so far here with 1.28b2(23) and the Donate data was updated to 1.2.
[Greenify] acultr:
ok. thank's. I go to Google play.
[Greenify] erto90:
mmm i'm unable to find the XposedInstaller module for greenify.. someone can post an apk or link?
[Greenify] Christiancs1969:
Great. One system app I been not liking. Greenifyed. Nice job done many thanks.

s2rootbox......
[Greenify] Listy2021:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
[Greenify] Christiancs1969:
Its there look again. Just checked

s2rootbox......
[Greenify] erto90:
ok, but we don't need a module to load in order to use these experimental features in domantion version?
[Greenify] khanhlnq:
Already installed Donation version, still can't see experimental feature, such as: hibenate system apps.

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Greenify] Vivek_Neel:
To activate experimental feature, you have to install xposed framework.

For more info, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oasisfeng.greenify.pro

Read the description.
[Greenify] eejee:
Me neither. Followed all the steps described in Play Store.

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[Greenify] oasisfeng:
In XposedInstaller, you can find Greenify experimental features in module like this:
[Greenify] khanhlnq:
Yes, I saw it, checked and rebooted. Still see no change in Greenify.

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Greenify] houtx2:
Donation - Done

Great app! Thanks
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Xposed framework may not be compatible with all ROMs (eg, MIUI), you can try other modules to see if it works for you or not.
[Greenify] Mike B.:
Will you eventually enabler the "advanced" features directly? Right now, I'm not sure it's worth the trouble of installing the Xposed framerwork. Implementing the Donate version as a plugin for the free version would be much easier for the user. The Market API offers several ways to check if a user is "legitimate".
[Greenify] PhoenixAG:
I installed the xposed framework, the donation version and the normal version. Running the stock rom (rooted) on my galaxy note 2. When I try and click on the greenify donate module in the framework, it says this module doesn't feature an interface. The options are not showing up in the main greenify app, I already checked and rebooted.

Suggestions?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
It's nothing about "legitimate". As I said in the description, all these experimental features need OS level patch (hack), so I cannot implement them in regular app, even with root privilege. Neither releasing new ROM, nor patching ROM bytecode is an easy way for me, so currently Xposed module is the only sensible way to apply those patches.

If anyone has better suggestion on the possible implementation of OS patches, I will consider.
[Greenify] eejee:
I have the same result on my two devices: Samsung Galaxy s with Slim Bean 5 and Galaxy Tab with cm 10.1 latest nightly. Both are 4.2.2. roms.

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[Greenify] zadigre:
how are we supposed to use/configure the new advanced features after everything is enabled in Xposed?

I'm asking the question because everything is enabled/installed (Greenify, Greenify donation, Xposed, Greenify checked in Xposed)... I've rebooted my phone a few times... and I don't see anything new in Greenify.

Xposed is working fine on my device... I've installed and used an other module without any problem.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Currently no options yet, if you activated the module in XposedInstaller, and Xposed framework is working for you, these experimental features will start to work.

The only direct sign is that you can see system apps in the App Analyzer of Greenify.

Still, these experimental features are in early stage, there may be bugs or incompatibilities with some devices & ROMs. I have tested them in all my 3 devices. If you cannot see more (system) apps in App Analyzer, please feedback with your Android version and ROM.
[Greenify] ctrlaltdel:
Can I greenify xposted installer after install and activate the greenify donate plugin??
[Greenify] eejee:
Has anyone succeeded yet? If so, it would be nice to hear from you.

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[Greenify] Christiancs1969:
Yes all is good already had xposed installed for icons.

Works nice

s2rootbox......
[Greenify] Vangelis13:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/greenify-keeps-your-android-running-smoothly/

Congratulations, first page! ;)
[Greenify] Jdgp42:
Since last update I can`t update/install on my Galaxy Tab 2 CM10.1 nightly. I tried taking the APK from my phone and installing it and no luck. I get "insufficient storage available" but I have 5 GB free. Any solution?
[Greenify] topdawg7793:
Works very well. I'm on an AT&T LG Optimus G and before I started using this I could never get my phone to sip battery overnight in deep sleep. I would always lose at least 4% battery overnight. After using this and freezing some of the apps that always run in the background, I am happy to report that I lose less than 1% battery life overnight. I think it is primarily because I hibernated Google Maps.

Excellent work dev! Haven't noticed any problems with the app yet either.
[Greenify] persano:
if you could make a init.d script or something similar we could make android better than ios!
[Greenify] _Sofos_:
Απ: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Been using it for a couple of days now.

Congratulations, even tho Android has its ways what you've done here is truly amazing and the idea could and should be used for later versions of android. Especially for middle ranged phones this would clearly make a difference.

Works exactly as described in the Op plus it needs only max 4mb ram to work.

Brilliant idea, congratulations to the Dev.

Στάλθηκε από το GT-I9100 μου χρησιμοποιώντας Tapatalk 2
[Greenify] athdaraxen:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

I know a few people have already mentioned this but I want to poke at it too...

What's if we had different levels of how the app works maybe even per app so you can choose how strongly it will affect said app, like for instance...

Balanced, what we have now. It works great and seems to be a good range to be default. What all apps would be set too.

Aggressive, this level could throw a bit more lock down on apps, as one person said once it's hibernated it does not wake back up until you use it. For some of the harder apps to kill like Maps or Facebook. No matter what other apps try to poke at it. Probably would do well with a use at your own risk label.

Actually that's as far as I thought, I'm sure other have better levels at which to work at. I figure if this is even possible it could give people a bit more flexibility as to what happens with their apps.

Just some out loud thinking, I'm by no means a developer so I don't even know if this is possible.
[Greenify] MrxSiN:
For all people who want Grenify system app, u can. Use /system/app mover. Free on market. No need to disable it.

So far, app that i have change to user app, Google+, Google Search, Google Map. No FC or other bad happen. Working like usual.

SS

Here the link

/System/App Mover
[Greenify] kalel29:
so this is like the stamina mode on xperia z?

im wondering what would happen if i use them both
[Greenify] Felimenta97:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

No. This one puts apps to hibrernate when not in use. Stamina mode turns data off when not being used and with screen off.
[Greenify] persano:
make a init.d script with these features
[Greenify] anerik:
Why? The app eats like 2 mb of RAM, has a great UI, everything is great.
[Greenify] thearch1tect:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Looks amazing, can't wait to test it out!
[Greenify] fleischbanane:
AW: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Works good on a Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S used to stop Facebook and Twitter eating the battery. I use it for even every app except of Whatsapp, Talk, Gmail, IMO.

Sometimes it failed to get root access but I think it's related to cm10.1 or SuperUser by Chainfire and not to the app. I switched now to the SuperUser beta by Koush and everything seems to be OK again.

Gesendet von meinem Galaxy Nexus mit Tapatalk 2
[Greenify] hamedhd:
Absolutely The Best App I've Ever Used. My Galaxy Nexus runs smooth and charm :D
[Greenify] angel.grin:
innovation

just installed and testing it out, anyway its a very nice app if it does what it should be doing. keep up the good work sir if i'm satisfied ill buy the donate version. :good:
[Greenify] tarryl:
Awesome! Trying it out right now.
[Greenify] foggyflute:
Can I have option to let some app go into hibernate right after I quit to home screen?
[Greenify] thebrainkafka:
AW: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Awesome, now on 0.1% battery drain per hour with gmail and others still syncing on 2g

:thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
[Greenify] jhericurls:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

I went one step further and turn play store and play services to user apps.
[Greenify] dagoban:
would love to have that for CM7.2 :(

anyway, for those who still use GB, try Autorun Manager, there you can disable every receiver of the app, which also prevents apps in the background.
[Greenify] eejee:
Ok, then it is not for me I guess... maybe at some point in the future..

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[Greenify] Mike B.:
Even a flashable hack, a simple(?) script, or even a Lucky Patcher module might be better than Xposed. ;)
[Greenify] athdaraxen:
It's working great for me! It's doing a wonderful job at keeping things hibernated and the few troublesome system apps I hibernated are staying nice and quiet. Thanks for.all the hard work!
[Greenify] massofsin:
Too bad i cannot see module in xposed, maybe coz my country is not supported? :crying: Really need that, somehow i have problems with root (superSU) sometimes when screen off... :/
[Greenify] ctrlaltdel:
I enabled the new donate feature via xposted and I cant see system apps in app analyzer.

My device is E250S, rom is deadman12 latest rom for N7105 and Android version is 4.1.2

Please help
[Greenify] eejee:
It works for me now. After the described procedure I unticked Greenify in Xposed, soft rebooted from within Xposed, then ticked Greenify again and soft rebooted again.

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[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I'm afraid not, flashable zip can only "replace" files generally, script can do only limited file operations. Neither is suitable for "patching" framework bytecode.

You did mentioned Lucky Patcher, that's what I have experimented for a long time, but for 2 reasons, I cannot choose that way.

1. Lucky Patcher is not an "open" framework, thus unless modify and repack Luck Patcher, I cannot add modules to it.

2. Bytecode patch is highly version and optimization dependent, so it's only suitable for tiny mods. In the opposite, Xposed framework is far more flexible and compatible, even for complex mods.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I think so, but you may lose the notification for new module. Actually I didn't tried that.

I'm considering removing "App installed/uninstalled" events from App Analyzer, since I think this is far less happened than "App updated" for most users. Do you think so, guys?
[Greenify] eejee:
Many system apps don't show up, for instance Play Store, Gallery, Calculator, etc. Is this normal?

Edit: now I've suddenly lost all system apps in Greenify. Reboot doesn't help. This was a short pleasure :(

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[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Sorry, guys, I didn't expect these experimental features might face that many compatibility issues. :(

Just be patient, I'll add some diagnosis code in the next update, to further locate those issues. It may take some days, since I have used up all this weekend, and it's already late evening here in China.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
You mean you actually see some of system apps? I intentionally filter out core system apps whose package name starts with "com.android." Those are core Android components which are really not safe for hibernation.

I'll whitelist some of them if my thorough test shows safe for that.
[Greenify] eejee:
Thanks for everything and good night :)

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---------- Post added at 06:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:24 PM ----------

Can't check it now because Greenify suddenly stopped showing system apps... see my edited post above.

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[Greenify] Mike B.:
Those "compatibility" issues are very common with Xposed, which is why an alternative would probably be best if possible. The main interest seems to be the ability to Greenify system aps, and surely this could be done without Xposed. From some limited experiments here, it seems that even simply turning a system app into a user app (with TiiB, for example) then letting Greenify handle it works better, is not any more dangerous than Xposed, requires no overhead, and is well within the ability of an "advanced" user.
[Greenify] psygbert:
aha! that's the reason i don't see chrome there (com.android.chrome) :)
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
That's right, so if Xposed is incompatible with your ROM, you can still "greenify system apps" in that way. It's already the alternative, or you can regard the Xposed solution as alternative to the other.

Since it's already done perfectly by many users, and there's nothing more I can contribute to improve that, so I put my focus on developing a different approach.

Actually I didn't expect the Xposed framework might have that many "compatibility" issues, but still I have few choice in implementation. :(
[Greenify] kajers:
problem in galaxy s3

i do everything to activate experimental features but i cannot see more (system) apps in App Analyzer.

my device is galaxy s3, 4.1.2, rooted, stock rom, SHV-E210S(locale korea)
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
It will definitely be whitelisted in the next update.

Seems like Google had planned to integrate Chrome into the Android core from the very first day? Interesting~ :p
[Greenify] Wildnick:
Oasisfeng,

Sorry for the delayed answer.

1) I have Android version 4.1.2 LSS with Philz-cwm6-XWLSS-OXX-5.00.0 kernel in my Galaxy S2.

2) Alarm analysis was shown in previous betas.

Thanks for your quick answer.
[Greenify] tisazalay:
With all the versioning now I'm confused.

I installed 1.8b2 but play store keeps nagging to update to 1.8. Which one is newer?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Sorry, I just forget to update the OP. v1.8 in Google Play is newer.
[Greenify] ciaastek:
Newest play store update, "can't greenify" those apps:

- keep

- mx player

- maps

- play music

- pimp my rom

- quickpic

- solid explorer (and unlocker)

- tapatalk

- uccw

- google search

- reddit is fun

Why?!?
[Greenify] kajers:
i solve a problem by deleting greenify1.8 and installing greenify1.8b2.
[Greenify] Mike B.:
Unless you can find a foolproof method, it might be best to simply tell the users that SOME (but not all) system apps can be Greenified when turned into user apps. If you give them the proper warnings and a strong suggestion to always have a nandroid backup available, that particular headache would go away for you. The Donate benefits, besides knowing that we support your efforts, could concentrate on less drastic enhancements, if any.

Remember that Xposed shortcomings will be often unfairly confused with Greenify problems, and that's not good! ;)
[Greenify] jaibar:
I have some of the apps in the list, and they do show as "hibernated" (among them tapatalk, maps) in version 1.8 from market.
[Greenify] lioux:
Oi The xposed modification is still very much a beta.

Everyone. Please be patient while the kinks are ironed out. :)

The main selling point for me is intercepting GCM to allow Greenify to wake up applications.

It allows for a new whole number of "Greenify-able" applications.

Furthermore, no one is forced into using it. As pointed out, there several diverse solutions out there.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Guys, I was running around chasing links trying to find the Greenify Module when all along, it was already there waiting for me to activate it. Typically, these modules have to be installed by the user but Oasisfeng has already provided it.

After installing Xposed....open Xposed and click install/update, and reboot. Then open Xposed to the modules tab and you should/could/might see GREENIFY there. Enable it and once again, REBOOT.
[Greenify] ciaastek:
Do you know any ways I could find out what it's wrong?
[Greenify] elal1234:
I also had the problem of new features not seemed to be activated, even though I have followed the instructions carefully (Galaxy S3 GT-I9300 running Omega v43.3). Following eejee's solution seems to worked perfectly, and I can now see the system apps in Greenify.
[Greenify] diggmc:
Hi,

I was thinking, any chance of adding a dashclock plugin to display apps that are in the pending queue?

Thanks for considering...

Edited
[Greenify] b1ue:
+1

Edit: after some time, and a reboot, the greenify app no longer showed system apps in the app analyzer. I believe this was the case with eejee as well.

However, the "hibernate now" shortcut successfully greenify's all the previously set system apps I put in the list (according to the toast message at least)

HTC One X running IceColdJelly 4.2.2
[Greenify] rysup:
Donated, love this app:)

Anyway to find out which messaging apps use GCM?

Edit: I've never noticed till now but the order of apps in the hibernated section goes A-Z, a-z so any apps without a capital go straight to the bottom:(
[Greenify] johnny.costa:
Same Here, Followed eejee's solution worked too. Razr Maxx stock rom.
[Greenify] kajers:
it is activated only soft reboot on xposed installer app.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Sorry, guys. I had to delay the schedule and be away for at least some days. I'm now busy preparing and expecting our first baby in hospital. :angel:

Almost one month before the expected birth date...
[Greenify] tariq2kn:
Uninstalling PlayStore & Installing as user app works fine. It also hibernates.

But when I try to download an app it closes by stating "Unfortunately, PlayStore has stopped". :confused:
[Greenify] adl:
Congrats!!! Having a baby is amazing! Lots of work but lots of fun as well. :)

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[Greenify] noobhero:
awesome! and congrats!!