yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Greenify] kosique:
Hey,

it's in the 'not hibernating' list and it says 'perceptible' or something.

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A thing that came to my mind often: use a dark theme. I assume that saves battery but many people just smile at you. :)

I'm at the point where I have like 40+ hours battery life with like 7 hours screen-on time. Greenify and Lux probably responsible for most of the savings...
[Greenify] MBariya:
Dark background saves battey. Lux doing same thing it provides dark colour overlays your screen and you feel likes it reduces brightness.

sent from my GT-N7100. Press thanks if I helped..
[Greenify] bso44:
That only applies to OLED screens.
[Greenify] woldranger:
Unfortunately the app has stopped hibernating apps that I've opened and should auto hibernate. At the moment there are 13 that are "pending" but that's as far as it gets. Most of them are app's that were being hibernated with only outlook and puffin free being freshly installed.

I've given it a few days but nothings happened. I've tried clearing the app's cache and data, unistalling it but still nothing. I've been using it for about 3 weeks on my rooted Nexus 7(stock ROM, JB 4.3) with no problems and it's still working fine on my HD2 running tytung's cm10 on native sd.

Is there anything anyone can suggest?
[Greenify] JustSkilled:
It stays like this forever after boot and doesn't mind going into hibernation ever. :(
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Update your Xposed Installer, there is a newer version that fully supports 4.3!
[Greenify] woldranger:
Cancel that! I've found the source of the problem - I've lost my ROOT permission either during a system update or when my SuperSU app was updated. Now I need to work out how to do that - I'm guessing it's the same as when I rooted it the first time :( Guess it's onto a different thread...
[Greenify] MBariya:
Xposed 2.2 is launched. Try to install that and check.
[Greenify] Drizzy xS:
Does anyone know of any good email apps that support GCM so that I can greenify the app but still get most notifications, cause I know most email apps wake up my phone like crazy
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
It might be a bug introduced some versions back, I have reproduced it in my phone. A bugfix will be in the coming version.
[Greenify] Mu5ic92:
i was able to set something like this up. now the problem that i run into is that for instance instead of wait time being 15 mins i make it 10 seconds. After the display goes off IF i turn the display back on the timer is still ticking for 10 seconds to greenify so while im using the screen it hibernates everything. What can we change so it recognizes that the screen was turned on and it cancles greenifying everything.
[Greenify] JYJY:
After you set the wait time, go into your hibernate now setting. Change the variable to screen (%SCREEN) matches off. Now it will only hibernate your apps when your screen is off.
[Greenify] spupuz:
i can see a greenified app in playstore as installed it's not removed from the list.
[Greenify] Felimenta97:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Hi dev. Please, could you add a option to ignore the fact that some apps are system ones? Sony has some apps that are media related, and even Facebook, that comes with software, that are safe to hibernation.

Some can't be made user apps it they won't work. Facebook is now a user app and isn't recognized by that by your app.

Cheers.
[Greenify] Harsha Raj:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Well in that case it would be updated :D I shall do a test once an update is pushed out in store for a hibernated app.
[Greenify] soumian:
Great to see you listened to the G+ post about creating the thread ^^

I'm really likeing this app, would be so nice to get it on the news on XDA!
[Greenify] johnny.costa:
First, thanks for the awesome application!

I installed the app in my razr maxx and my Xoom. In my xoom, it works a intended but in the razr all apps stays on the pending list, they don't go to the hibernate list like happens in xoom.

Even not going to the hibernate list the phone go faster, have lots of free memory and no notifications in greenified apps, likely working normal.

Maybe a visual bug on RAZR?

Razr stock 4.0.4 (rooted)

Xoom 4.1.2 - TeamEOS
[Greenify] manuetsia:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Great aplication, thank you so
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Batch mode will definitely be added soon. But as I have mentioned earlier,
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Have you turned off account syncing of Facebook as I have mentioned in FAQ?

Keyboard app might be a sophisticated target, I can hardly tell if it is capable for hibernation, but I'll have a look at it.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Google will hate me if I finally managed to tame Maps. :victory:
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I've added Groupon to the list of wild apps to be investigated here: https://plus.google.com/112105199234363320140/posts/brQE7th1WpQ

If anyone found more, please report back, thanks!

BTW: "To prevent spam to the forums, I must wait five minutes between posts. Any moderator here to help verify me account to remove this restriction please?"
[Greenify] athdaraxen:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Fair enough, I do tend to leave a lot of apps un- hibernated. I just have had a lot of RAM issues and this app helps greatly in reducing the load. I have about 20 out of 60 or so apps Greenified.

On that note, Maps was being good but I've noticed overnight it's been acting up (Better Battery Stats said it woke up my phone about 42 times).

I can also vouch that Facebook stays dead if you do as said in your FAQs.

Edit: Foursquare also doesn't like to hibernate either. It has a tendency to stay in pending forever.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
In my test, they should get update notifications just as normal. :)
[Greenify] kennethnip:
My samsung got the same problem too

device model: samsung g note GT-N7000

rom: 4.0.4 stock rom n7000xxlrb. 3.015 hardcore@speedmod-n7000-ics #k3-10 smp preempt. zslpm

root management: clockworkmod 5.8.1.8 / supersu pro v0.87

i can manually put apps into hibernation
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Disabling the permissions or receivers has many drawbacks and envolves additional steps before launching an app which may also slow down the launch. I just want to find a polite way to tame Maps.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
You know me, bro! That's just my mid-term plan as I mentioned in the post "Why I developed Greenify." Community wise is not only a raise of voice, but also a key for advising average users.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Sorry, the lack of option for system apps is not a design decision but a technical restriction which I wish I could get around.

At present, please refer to the FAQ.

PS: Do you mean after converting Facebook into user apps, Greenify still refused it as system app?
[Greenify] Harsha Raj:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

You can force the app to go to hibernation by tapping on Foursquare in list and then tapping on pause icon. Will that still make foursquare to move under pending list later?
[Greenify] athdaraxen:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Yeah I was forcing it to hibernate but it keeps coming up. I don't use it often (maybe 3-4 checkins a day) so I don't know why it won't just stay in hibernation.
[Greenify] ranova:
I emailed you this, but will paste it here for others to collaborate:

Love greenify, it seems to have helped my phone keep very quick and snappy, while providing much better battery life!

I was wondering if you could have per app settings to allow setting a time period where hibernation is active.

For example, my corporate email account thats set up on my email app is set to push all the time. I have a motorola Atrix HD, and unlike the email app on the Samsung Galaxy S3, I cannot set time schedules on when I want it to actually sync (which would be from 7am to 6pm).
[Greenify] knightrazor:
YES! Maps is tamed!
[Greenify] gamepro602:
working well for me to:D

im also using CWM's superuser:good:
[Greenify] Namoi:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

I just want to thank you very much for your app. It works amazingly great.

Cosmetic : can you grant us with a black theme when you will find the time? ... ;)

Thank you again
[Greenify] Ok_Kaleidoscope5109:
Correct me if I'm wrong:

So if you want to maintain full functionality of your phone...

Do not greenify anything that:

- Uses push notifications

- You expect to wake up at specific intervals (specified refresh intervals, specified times like alarm clock)

- Uses background sync (Google Play Music, Contacts)

Do greenify anything that:

- You only want to run when you run it.

- Doesn't sync anything in the background

Correct? So in greenifying Facebook, I'll lose notifications, but since I turned off notifications, I'm ok. In greenifying Play Music, my library won't be updated unless I have the app open? Also what about Greenifying Chrome? Does that mean I won't have bookmarks synced?
[Greenify] greyhd:
To answer all your questions, when you open each app that is when it will update since Greenify hybernates them until you open them. Chrome will not update until you open it, same for FB. I did not greenify Play Music, it doesn't come up as a major app draining battery.
[Greenify] Charmacas:
AW: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

A few pages back the developer wrote that after the last update Greenify is able to let apps actively sync even if they are hibernated. So push notifications will not work. Active checks every 30 min or so will. ;)

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus with Tapatalk 2
[Greenify] kpavl01:
So, if I hibernate WhatsApp and someone sends me a message, I will get this message after WhatsApp syncs?

Why isn't there an option to enable/disable/set minutes ?
[Greenify] reaper90:
whatsapp only syncs your contacts, the process must be running in order to receive messages. you will probably get them when you open whatsapp manually. but i think it isn't that useful to hibernate any messaging app you're using frequently.
[Greenify] the1dynasty:
this app is great for apps that you want to hibernate that don't send push notifications to you... like i hibernate facebook b/c i don't care about updates from that app and i'm only concerned with it when i open it... works great in that i don't get that stupid app running in the background EVER but i can still use it... that's really the main reason i always froze that app in the past...

if you want notifications for an app, do not choose to hibernate it with this app lol
[Greenify] kpavl01:
I use it for the same reasons you use it, but I don't understand Charmacas post.

Which apps will actively sync/check every 30 min or so?

EDIT: For example Gmail, Dropbox...the apps that are in Settings under Accounts will actively sync?
[Greenify] reaper90:
as far as i understood, only those apps with sync schedule will awake, sync and then re-hibernate. if you can't find any option to schedule for this app, then it probably won't sync automatically, but once you start it again.
[Greenify] Oery:
on v.1.45 there is "X" button for "undoing" - so I can set hibernate app, back to normal.

how can I do "undo" on v1.5x ?
[Greenify] iamelton:
select the app and then click "menu".. there is the degreenify option..
[Greenify] kiemthu123:
Can I greenify app base on the internet connection? For example: If I turn off wifi and mobile data, Viber, Whatsapp, Gmail, Dropbox...will hibernate. And when I reconnect to network, these apps will be "degreenify" to work as normal?

Thanks
[Greenify] amf100:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

What exactly is so confusing folks? If it's hibernated, then the app is not on, and will not turn on until YOU manually turn it on. Recently, the app was modified to allow apps with sync entries to sync according to the schedule you set it for and then hibernate again. What's confusing?

Now, if you don't know what the terms hibernate, sync, or push notifications mean, say so. Ask that. (some would say Google it lol)

Hibernate = asleep until you wake it. No background processes allowed. It's as if the app has been knocked out and locked in a room until you let it out.

Sync = the app can use the sync feature you see under settings to sync data based on a preset or user defined interval.

Push Notifications = Notifications (again... Notifications) that use a background server and notify you of changes or updates within the app. Normally, the only setting for this is on or off. Push notifications are not common, as Google has to allow an app access to the background server (if I recall correctly). More apps use sync than push.

If an app is hibernated, it can't do anything, including give you push notifications or sync. As of right now, the app will allow an app to sync and then hibernate again.

Continued requests or expectations for the app to do what it isn't meant to do (or can't do) won't ease your confusion/frustration lol.
[Greenify] GetPatriotized:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

I had widget locker greenified but now I can remove it :(

Written on Note 2 running Jedi X
[Greenify] coloxim:
R: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

For is difficult understand how works greenify with sinc app...how does it know when the apps need sincro ?

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 con Tapatalk 2
[Greenify] amf100:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Check out my post above yours.
[Greenify] reaper90:
amf100 already said how it works, but guys please stop trying to hibernat your whole phone. just let the apps you (want to) use frequently do their job. if you want an app to sync reliable, the just don't hibernate it! what did you guys do before this app was released? you had to live with the fact, that apps are still running in the background after you used them and now you try to kill every single app you've installed? hibernate those without sync/message/notification function or those you rarely use and everything's finde. yes it is amazing how much battery can be saved with greenify, but it's not made to change android system function.
[Greenify] JohnnyEpic:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

I just went through this yesterday trying to explain this to someone. Eventually I just told them (I know I'm wrong) that this app 'temp freezes the app but unfreezes when you want to run the app, automatically' then I gt an 'ooooohhhhhh... Ok'.

:P

Sent from the Mars Rover.
[Greenify] Publiuss:
System apps

Hi

Why is not allowed to hibernate system apps?

I understand it's a user security feature, but you can just give an alert message, then, it's all user responsibility.

The fact is that i have maps as system app and should be nice to hibernate it :D
[Greenify] louched1:
Greenify from the Play Store works great on my HTC Evo 4G LTE (on Android 4.1.1), but it fails to hibernate 99% of the apps I chose on my Sony Tablet S (on Android 4.0.3). I see the OP is suggesting switching from SuperUser to SuperSU. I'll give that a try.

Yup, I should have looked at the OP's commonly asked questions before posting. Switching to SuperSU fixed it.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
From the O.P....

ROOT is required. If you are experiencing hibernation issue, this may be caused by your root management app (e.g. "SuperUser"), please try installing "SuperSU" instead.
[Greenify] bsimpson1:
Are there any plans to make the app compatible with cyanogenmod's integrated superuser?

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I just read that the wakeup detection is not working yet on 4.3. I was assuming this was due to my not using supersu, so I suppose it already is compatible with cyanogenmod's superuser
[Greenify] Piscolero:
Yes it is. You should see these tiny toast messages granting greenify root permissions if you allowed it.
[Greenify] JustSkilled:
No changes after installing 2.2, still have to press hibernate widget manually.. :/
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
You seem to have missed this post.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=45324649&postcount=3985
[Greenify] californicated:
Is Facebook GCM push working for you guys?
[Greenify] kosique:
I don't use Facebook but as far as I remember the GCM stuff works only when the app is opened. The app switches to some Google messaging API once in the background or so. Please fire a search on this yourself as I'm not really sure...
[Greenify] snnrkn:
It's just the opposite of what you said.
[Greenify] kosique:
OK, like I said: I'm out then. :)
[Greenify] californicated:
It's not really about how gcm push is working, because there were no issues in the past. It started when changing the rom. Same settings, just not working :rolleyes:
[Greenify] Antieco:
It works for me, thanks! great app!

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It works as a charm for me, so anoying...
[Greenify] JustSkilled:
Not really, in my post it doesn't say perceptible, it says soon to be hibernated :D and still not working. Doing everything manually before standby :/
[Greenify] rafaelcantarela:
I've bought the donation version... Before I've installed the Xposed Framework. But when I open greenify and click on experimental, It opens the Google Play on the donation version again, but there only have the button of refund... What do I have to do to activate the function to get GCM pushes even when the Apps was hibernated?

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[Greenify] :
Open the framework and go to framework -> install/update. After that go to modules and tick the box where it says greenify. Reboot and it should work.
[Greenify] Cyclu:
Hi oasisfeng!

Since latest stable version 1.92 donate, the detailed reason don't show under the application name.
[Greenify] MBurns2:
Guys i read that some people haven't any problems with whatsapp in donate version.

I have some trouble, if i greenify whatsapp i'm not getting any message .. Is there a way to solve or it is normal? Thanks

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[Greenify] SignetSphere:
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[Greenify] Devilryuji:
This ap is awesome. Can anyone list more apps that shouldn't be greenified?
[Greenify] gamepois0n:
awesome app!
[Greenify] crispi7:
In settings there is an option for GCM apks, enable it to be able to greenify whatsapp without loosing the messages.

Hope it helps :)
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
The information is not user-friendly and causes confusion, even the worse, it relies on the logcat, a limited log buffer, thus usually lost after some time. So it is removed since v1.92.

Instead, a more user-friendly experimental feature "Wakeup tracker" is introduced.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
What exact message is shown before you were brought to Google Play?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Seems like you are using donation version. Try enabling "Boost mode" in experimental features.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
The incompatibility is caused by underlying changes in Android 4.3, nothing to do with the root management tools.

I'm still trying to figure out a proper fix.
[Greenify] jaibar:
[Q] Google Play Services

Hi,

When using the "Show all" option in app analyzer (ver. 1.95b5) there are quite a few listings of Google Play Services with different running times, RAM usage and wakeup frequency.

Is there any way to have more info which entry is what? For example, the service responsible (in the attached image) for 249/237 runs/wakeups?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
As you can see in OP, it's currently 1.95 beta. I need to clear out all the issues before start building the evolutionary version 2.0. ;)
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
They're stripped due to screen width. You can rotate your screen to see more.

Actually whichever you select, they will be greenified as a whole, since the granularity is app.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Black pixels only save battery for OLED screen.
[Greenify] MBurns2:
Mate i have enabled it but with whatsapp it doesn't work..

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[Greenify] badtzo:
[MENTION=4238730]MBurns2[/MENTION]

Yes that's The answer, when I reinstall whatsapp from tb and greenify donate, my whatsapp stop notifying, I just did clean data of whatsapp and verify again and that's all, start working properly again.

Just in case, also check if xposed framework is installed, when I install another Rom always is needed to reinstall it.

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[Greenify] jimmykar:
galaxy i9505 with new german firmware MH5

hello

from today that i change the firmware of my phone i can not use the application...

anyone have a solution for this problem?

i can not instal the module for experimental future

thank u very much!!
[Greenify] MBurns2:
I have already cleaned whatsapp data and i have reinstalled xposed too.. In every case i'm not able to receive any notification if i greenify whatsapp..

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[Greenify] themadproducer:
Oasisfeng,

Thx very much for listening to our request and re-enabling Google Play Services to the list. I hope you don't get too many people whining about core features not working after they hibernate G.P.S.

We need to all realize (as Oasis has stated many times ) that there are over 60 sub services that are initiated or controlled by G.P.S and that surely, one or more of them may be adversely affected by hibernation. So guys, don't bug Oasis about it. Hibernate it, or don't.
[Greenify] jaibar:
Actually it's quite safe to hibernate it as it doesn't stick anyway- it stays in the perceptible list, and even after force hibernating it manually- after a while it's perceptible again.. :)

Sent from my GT-I9000
[Greenify] :
Yup, it seems oasis made it like this so that only people who know what they're doing will hibernate that, using tasker
[Greenify] jimmykar:
hi

anyone?
[Greenify] Computoncio:
Have you root in your phone?

Doesn't the module appears in xposed framework?

Give more info if you want help.

Phone: Samsung Galaxy SII - GT-I9100

Kernel: Dorimanx kernel v9.40 - Computoncio build

1st ROM : Vanilla RootBox unofficial 20130907 by Nico_60 (Online)

2nd ROM : Resurrection Remix v4.0.4

MODEM: Modem+RIL - XXLS8

MODS: My RR mods, My RB mods, Partition Fix, ASUL v5.1.1 by Kroz :good: and V6 SuperCharger:p
[Greenify] jimmykar:
hi

i have the galaxy s4 i9505 and today i have flash the new german firmware...and the began the problems

my phone is rooted...i install the xposed framework....the module appears normaly there with the module of wanam xposed....but i can not activate none of them.....

when i tick the bos i get the follow message "cannot write /data/xposed/modules white list"

is something that i can do or is problem of the new firmware of galaxy??

thank u very much about your help
[Greenify] popthosegaskets:
There's a solution here in one of the posts:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39112611

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[Greenify] Computoncio:
What version of Android?

Did you tried uninstalling, reboot, and installing xposed framework activate greenify module and reboot.

Does that directory exist and can you write there (check directory permissions)

Has xposed root access in supersu or simmilar app?

Phone: Samsung Galaxy SII - GT-I9100

Kernel: Dorimanx kernel v9.40 - Computoncio build

1st ROM : Vanilla RootBox unofficial 20130907 by Nico_60 (Online)

2nd ROM : Resurrection Remix v4.0.4

MODEM: Modem+RIL - XXLS8

MODS: My RR mods, My RB mods, Partition Fix, ASUL v5.1.1 by Kroz :good: and V6 SuperCharger:p
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Nope.

Sticks fine for me. But I will double check next few times I go into standby for more than 30min.

But... It was stubborn the first time I manually tried to hibernate it. Also, it was already in my list, I guess that was left over from the last version that allowed it.

Also, keep in mind, those 60+ sub services, under the G.P.S category (which you can't see without a specialized app) I AM GUESSING, if woken, will cause the G.P.S listing to go into pending. Also, some of those sub services, like eg., Location... Sometimes screw up when G.P.S is hibernated. Me and some fellows tested this random like scenario, months ago with different versions of Android.
[Greenify] jimmykar:
4.2.2 android

i try this that u told me...to unistall and install again...nothing

the directory exists and the permissions of modules are rw--r--r

and all the aplication seems to have rrot access in supersu