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[Greenify] redemption024:
Same here, I have to do it manually.

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One more thing. My mobile net is dying so I don't have the heart to go back and look if this has been mentioned but I kept being asked for the default launcher everytime after I open greenify app. This only happen when the greenify xposed module is running. If I turn off the module everything is fine.

Edit. Ok. Fine. Someone mentioned it a coupel post back. I'm judt being blind. Lol
[Greenify] Ramer:
Until the beta version is fixed, is there a way to revert back to v1.99? If I uninstall, the playstore reinstalls the beta.
[Greenify] fonczal:
I have this bug

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[Greenify] buchholz:
I Cant download the donate Version from playstore, it say always "wrong manifest", whats the Problem?
[Greenify] Xoib:
Yes I confirm it's still running.

Exactly. Since, I make myself a new script who execute the intent from the widget whatever I lock my device to fake the press to the hibernate now button.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Maybe this?
[Greenify] asdfasdfvful:
You'll probably need to opt out of the beta group first

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This might be a stupid question, but if I greenify dropsync, I'm guessing it won't function as it should?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
beta 4 is pushed to Google Play for bugfixes.
[Greenify] Looki75:
I confirm the bug of "clearing the app defaults" is gone with this latest beta. Thanks!
[Greenify] Rogue8X:
Facebook is an exception?

Facebook still can auto start after it was be hibernated.
[Greenify] nextelbuddy:
Does anyone know why i will have several apps in the PENDING list? APPs i havent even opened or played with such as MC4 or Asphalt 8, and even apps that I have hibernated appear in the PENDING LIST an when i click on the + symbol, those same apps arent present which means i have set the to hibernate in the past but they never hibernate and just stay in PENDING.

I can manually hibernate them now but they just go back to pending when i launch them again.

on nexus 5, stock android 4.4.2
[Greenify] 1Chef:
This has already been asked and answered next time search.
[Greenify] atomomega:
This has been discussed several times. Your best bet is to uninstall Facebook

Sent from my HTC Desire C
[Greenify] Rogue8X:
The worst answer!

Thanks cause you are not developer of this app. You know, I can try Autostar, or AppSetting (a Xposed module) or....

But do you want a app for all or a ton app for same result
[Greenify] atomomega:
Lol whatever. Good luck!

Sent from my HTC Desire C
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Because Facebook app exposes open APIs, and many apps use those APIs to explicitly wake up Facebook for their social functionality.
[Greenify] Looki75:
Beta5 is failing on my JB4.3 rom. Greenify fc all the time.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

Beta6 may have broken Tasker shortcuts. I recreated some of the Tasker per app, hibernate shortcuts and tested, fail. Reverting back to an older beta via Titanium has resolved issue for now. I don't think beta5 had this problem.
[Greenify] Looki75:
Beta6 solved the issue of greenify fc... But I confirm it broke Tasker plug-in.

Actually, if Tasker plug-in is set to 'all' it is working. If it is set to greenify a particular app, then it fails.

Please correct.

Thanks
[Greenify] Thomas_BA:
confirmed.
[Greenify] Looki75:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] any fix?
[Greenify] rignfool:
No sir...

You are wrong...

That is the best answer...

It forces people to look for the answer themselves... Rather than being spoonfed answers and not learning anything
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I just tested beta 6 on CM11 and stock KitKat w/root & w/o root. Both "All greenified apps" and specific app can be hibernatized correctly via Tasker.

Are you talking about Task plugin in new non-root mode or traditional root mode? Is there any error message / toast or force close?
[Greenify] Looki75:
I have JB4.3 Samsung ROM rooted. I have Greenify donate (xposed module).

I am talking about the Tasker plug-in. Through Tasker:

* hibernate all > works OK

* hibernate a specific app > doesn't work
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
If you are experiencing auto-hibernation failure without error information (a warning sign for pending apps in Greenify), a logcat is very appreciated to diagnose the issue. If you know how to capture logcat, please follow these instructions to get logcat :

1. Make sure Cleaner service of Greenify is working as usual.

2. Turn off screen.

3. Wait for 6-10 minutes.

4. Turn on screen again.

5. Dump logcat now.

If the logcat didn't start with entry time-stamp before the time of step 2, please try again with shorter duration in step 3.﻿

Make sure the lowest logging level (verbose) is selected in the capture.
[Greenify] Xoib:
I will do it when back home.

For the moment, I can only say that com.oasisfeng.greenify:service (com.oasisfeng.greenify.CleanerService) is running but doesn't do any call. Before this problem, I was seeing it in the su log at least.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

I tested again, reinstalled, rebooted, and updated Tasker. The single app hibernate through Tasker is definitely borked. Restored beta5 and functionality resumed normally. The code change between b5 and b6 should be reviewed. I am using stock ics 4.0.4.
[Greenify] coolkoushik07:
If u enable boost mode, it wont ask for su permission.
[Greenify] scofield119:
But turbo mode speed up battery drain?

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Another thing. Can you explain me What is "telephony wake up" option?

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[Greenify] PiggyFlooper:
It's how long your phone waits to then start ringing when call is received. Usually measured in milliseconds

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[Greenify] scofield119:
So if i dont have any problem with calls i can deactivate it right?

However boost mode speed up battery drain?

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[Greenify] PiggyFlooper:
Scratch what I put before, that option allows i.e.-messages that come in to wake up your phone from sleep and notify you even if you've greenified it

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[Greenify] Chocklety Boyee:
Guys autohibernating widget is not showing on default xperia launcher..but it appears on other launchers like nova.. Go..etc..how Can I solve this..plz help..
[Greenify] niyas90:
It will be with the shortcuts on some launchers....
[Greenify] Chocklety Boyee:
Thanks [MENTION=5169140]niyas90[/MENTION]..
[Greenify] aleks842:
bought the paid version, money from a card withdrew, and the appendix was not bought

later everything was established
[Greenify] atomomega:
When you say appendix, do you mean the experimental features? If that's the case, then you got confused, you need to download and install Xposed Framework in order to activate them.

Sent from my HTC Desire C
[Greenify] x4n0n:
Been using Greenify for a long time. Still satisfied :)
[Greenify] huythach83:
I install Greenify from Amazon AppStore and buy Donation Package using IAP.

But current version on Amazon AppStore is 1.97 while on Google Play it 1.99

I receive update notification from Google Play, so if I update via Google Play, will I loose the extra features?
[Greenify] acheron350:
Any good email app that is using gcm so i can greenify it and still receive notifications ? Thanks :)
[Greenify] kv1dr:
I think I got all emails on the phone with gmail, though I have it hibernated, but I don't get a lot of emails(up to 5 per week).
[Greenify] hatememarkz:
Bro use atrium

runniN 4.4+ somethiN on my ?GS²?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Unfortunately yes. Amazon blocked apps from other distribution verifying the IAP via its App Store.

My submit of version 1.99 is rejected by Amazon App Store, probably due to root related restrictions. I'll try to resubmit a slightly modified version.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Could you post beta4 and or beta5 for those of use who are experiencing issues with the latest betas. I myself, only have a much older version that I had to restore due to the beta6 issue I reported.
[Greenify] txx3:
can someone give some wake cut tipps ...i was thinking about play service and whatsapp but never tried it ...possible?

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[Greenify] Erik1805:
Just bought the donation version. Very nice. Just a small question, when I want to greenify a system app

it always telling me that it is not safe. But it is still possible?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Yes. Click INSIST.
[Greenify] Hessi93:
I'm having problem with Greenify loosing root access after a reboot. I've tried both SuperSU (which has worked perfectly before) and now Superuser.

Running Android 4.4.2, anyone else who's having the same problem?
[Greenify] huythach83:
In the worst case scenario, could you provide a way for Donated Amazon App store users to have extra features again?
[Greenify] siddarthsmallya:
thank you so much...hibernated many apps which i need but dont want them tun tun in background
[Greenify] hadi_rena:
Try CloudMagic :confused: Just enable experimental GCM push and it still have notification.
[Greenify] Erik1805:
Thanks. Which system apps are safe to greenify?
[Greenify] dingolino:
Disabling Greenify for testing purpose - System apps?

Hi,

is there a way to disable Greenify tempolarily for testing purpose?

The reason is that I have a strange behavior, right after I "wake up" my device and maye I have greenfied a little too much.

After waking up the device I need now a couple of seconds (2-3s) before the device is reacting properly (unlocking works fine but to start than a app have this delay).

So maybe I have greenified a little bit too much and just would like for a quick test to deaktivate Greenify just to see whether this is making the difference.

Another question is whether Greenify could show me the system apps which I have greenified, because those ones are more sensitive for the function of the syystem (I am thinking that I have only greenified preinstalled stuff, but maybe I am wrong).

I am using a Samsung Note 3

Best regards,

dingolino
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Click MENU>"disable hibernation".

Note...items that are already hibernated, will stay hibernated until you run them one by one. So maybe, reboot after you do this.

Alternatively, download "App Quarantine" and freeze the Greenify app temporarily. Also reboot.

All hibernated apps should show up under the...HIBERNATED heading when you open Greenify UI. They do for me.

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It differs from rom to rom etc., so it's impossible to give you a standard answer.

It may be safer to list which systemapp you intend to Greenify and the reason why. Then, we can advise you if anything is unsafe. Bottom line, core device based apps, especially ones like "Google Services Framework", are tied into many other core rom features, and the problems arising from greenifying this app, may not show right away or might not be obvious.

My advice...is don't just greenify because you can. Search my previous posts within this thread, for detailed advice on this.
[Greenify] hadi_rena:
IMO:

Every system app which you can found in Play store are safe to hibernated

Vendor / manufacture apps which have user interface are safely to hibernated (sometime I refer it as bloatware)

Any app which have generic android icon NOT SAFE to hibernated (they also don't have user interface)

Hope help
[Greenify] Phantom_11:
Hey guys, the newest beta version hasn't fixed the failure of auto-hibernation on 4.4.2, right? Just wanna double check since it doesn't seem to work on my Nexus 5. Thanks
[Greenify] fonczal:
Same for me

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[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Sure.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I'll try to fix the Tasker plugin issue in one or two days, please give me some more time.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

You know what? That's all we needed is your reply of intention. We will wait patiently. Take your time and please enjoy your holidays. Cheers.
[Greenify] sohojmanush:
Anyone know what does this do Flexnet(com.htc.bgp) ?
[Greenify] giannis_ch:
Is there any way to allow gcm push notifications for specific greenfied apps only?

For example I want gcm notifications to be allowed for whatsapp, viber etc but not for games.
[Greenify] Decimation:
I'm on beta 6 and have no trouble with auto-hibernation. In fact sense I changed to franco r25 it seems to work better then ever.
[Greenify] jasonm95:
Greenify

about 5-6 apps have being hibernated, a lot apps will not hibernate and are 'pending', how can I hibernate them? v1.99
[Greenify] CM17X:
Thy are gonna be in hibernation after 3 minutes of screen off. Or if you want to hibernate them all before turn off the screen, use the greenify widget "hibernate now"
[Greenify] ryanw5489:
Could anyone explain how to work this!
[Greenify] atomomega:
How to work what?

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[Greenify] ryanw5489:
I'm just trying to figure out how this app works and what would be good apps to hibernate!
[Greenify] atomomega:
Well, jump back to page 1 and read the OP, I doubt anyone could give a better explanation than the dev himself.

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[Greenify] ryanw5489:
Yea I read that. Just wanted to get a better idea. I got most of it. If I hibernate apps will I get notifications. Such as a email app.
[Greenify] atomomega:
You need Xposed module and donation package to get that feature, but not all greenified apps get push notifications even after activating the feature

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[Greenify] ryanw5489:
OK ic I was just trying to figure that out due to I have a lot running in the background such as outlook and Facebook and light manager. Also have things that are scheduled to run but don't know if I should hibernate them
[Greenify] WhiteSRT69:
okie so, i read back a few pages and did a couple searched

on GPE Samsung Galaxy S4 stock rooted

lasted Xposed Framework installed and up to date

Greenify the app itself works great, the widget does not

anyone having problems with the widget working properly???
[Greenify] juggies:
Does dashclock still work if it's greenified?
[Greenify] atomomega:
Best advise is to not greenify apps you rely notifications on (alarms, calendars, schedule planners, messenger, etc)
[Greenify] avd:
You should test each app and see if you get satisfactory results.

Most apps work as expected, some notoriously fail (Facebook)
[Greenify] atomomega:
Facebook is a straight no-go. [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] explains why one or two pages back
[Greenify] cbeckstein:
Latest beta updates do not ask for root again on first start. Always have to uninstall and reinstall the app for the updates to regain root
[Greenify] mdamaged:
I noticed mine goes to black screen after I open it after an update, I have to force kill Greenify and restart it, then I get the SU request. (Nexux 7 2013, franco kernel, stock 4.4.2 ROM, Xposed+Gravity), not in boost mode, no experimental features are enabled and the Xposed Greenify module is deactivated.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Uncheck Boost Mode, close and reopen; it will prompt for root. Then recheck Boost Mode.
[Greenify] Midomad:
I'm using nexus 4 with kitkat do i need to check block app state abus?

Thanks.

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[Greenify] Mad Marty:
What 'messenger' are you talking about? It's a lot easier to answer your question if you provide all necessary information!
[Greenify] cheese458:
Probably Facebook messenger as I have the same issue
[Greenify] Decimation:
My guess is that Facebook messenger isn't a Gcm app. The experimental features only works on Gcm apps,Google voice for example. Anything not using Gcm will not give notifications once greenified.

Of course I could be wrong. Someone please correct me if I am.

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In Beta 6 auto-hibernation worked like a charm, now with beta 7 it doesn't seem as effective. Would it be a bad idea to have a parameter that users can set related to how soon the app greenifies after screen-off??﻿

:confused:
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

Thx for Beta7.

Unfortunately, Tasker shortcuts are still not working even after reboot. Restoring older version via Titanium, instantly restores normal functionality.
[Greenify] Looki75:
Confirmed here as well!

Please correct!
[Greenify] adeelraj:
You can use it or leave it

But its included in android versions after 4.1 jellybean
[Greenify] Porobu:
It was after 4.3

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[Greenify] amzad90:
Does Greenifying Google Play Service stop notifications for certain apps?

I am using the paid version of Greenify and I've not greenified Whatsapp+, Twitter, Instagram or Snapchat and i dont get notifications from them when my phone is inactive. The only way i get notification is when i open the app itself. I've noticed that if i leave my phone idle for more than 2 hours i dont get any notifications
[Greenify] mdamaged:
That will happen. That is why they recommend not greenifying apps you want notifications for.
[Greenify] jacknicholson:
Greenifying Google Play Services will break GCM, which certain apps (like Whatsapp) rely on for push notifications. If you leave Play Services alone, however, you can happily Greenify any GCM-dependent app (look for the little GCM icon in the Greenify app listing) and still receive notifications with the Donate version.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Since I cannot reproduce the issue and it was always working for me, could you send me a logcat after triggering the Tasker plugin?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
2 logs here @oasisfeng

One is v1.99 with Tasker shortcut working to hibernate Nav... And the other is Beta7 failing...3 times successively although the first click of 3, resulted in the hibernation of my Greenify list, which I thought was strange.... And it only happened once.

Also remember, it's something in the code that you altered between b6 and b7.
[Greenify] atomomega:
This exact same thing happened to me, so I decided not to Greenify apps I need push notifications from, [MENTION=5490227]mdamaged[/MENTION] is right.
[Greenify] simono_pl:
Guys I using leatest 1.99 stable and have one problem.

On device Samsung i9300 with CM11 (KitKat) my aplications don't hibernate automatically I must always use shortcut to hibernate it.

If I sllep my device and wait for example 30 minutes and then wake up it then see that no aplications was hibernated and must do it manually.

What is wrong?
[Greenify] JavaMocha:
Just installed Greenify 2.0 beta 7 on a Sprint LG G2 (LS980) running stock Android 4.2.2 and ZV8 update. Rooted and using SuperSU. Granted root access to Greenify, of course.

All I did is run Greenify. Didn't configure anything at all. Once the screen turned off, I was unable to turn it on. When I tried turning the screen on, the front LED lit (and remained lit) but the screen did not turn on. The LED staying lit told me the phone was frozen hard. No other action was possible--had to hold the power button for ~10 seconds to force a shutdown.

I had this exact same thing happen on a totally different LS980 a couple weeks ago with an earlier version of Greenify.
[Greenify] Honeybadger:
Hey all I have apps like Yelp that keep coming back to life how do I keep it hibernate?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
- in Greenify app, does it list the cause of the wake under the Yelp listing?

- are you running a Yelp widget?

- some apps are coded in an aggressive way and are impossible to keep hibernated. I usually use App Quarantine, to create a widget for those stubborn apps, which freezes said app. It's a last resort.
[Greenify] Honeybadger:
No widget and Green if says it sync.

I just want yelp when I am looking for a local restaurant or such, I want. Annoying!

Thanks for the info and time though.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Yelp has push notifications and all sorts of stuff turned on by default. You probably need to disable all that, and/or gcm option in Greenify. Good luck.
[Greenify] Honeybadger:
Thx again! ?
[Greenify] amzad90:
But i didnt Greenify any of my notification apps. I only greenified Google Play Services

I've de-greenified the Google Play Service. I have however, Greenified other google services such as contact sync, network location etc. Going to see if my notifications work now while the phone remains idle ie when im sleep, they should work now i reckon
[Greenify] mdamaged:
That's probably not going to end well.

Ok, maybe it will!
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Manually restart those previously hibernated apps and/or reboot as well.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
According to the logcat, it seems that an Xposed module "com.zst.xposed.halo.floatingwindow" crashes the Dalvik during the Tasker plugin executing.

Please try deactivating that Xposed module to see if it solves the issue.

As part of the implementation rewriting to support non-root working mode, I've changed the way Task plugin runs, which might trigger that issue in the above Xposed module.
[Greenify] LinearEquation:
You can also use Titanium Backup and simply freeze the apps that are resistant to Greenify. When you want to use the app just defrost it, only takes a second. Greenify is one of my must have apps apps. Works great for me with Xposed framework.
[Greenify] Suenu:
There's a process I cut off from Google play services..(don't know what it is Cus I cut off many..) Then play store stopped connecting.. Tried to reattach them.. But it didn't help.. Any suggestion??
[Greenify] atomomega:
Restore your last nandroid backup
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

1) My Typo...Beta5 worked fine. Beta6 and Beta7 caused Tasker plugin to fail. So the code change that may be responsible, started with Beta6. Could you not just revert to Beta 5 and start from there?

2) xPosed Modules...I disabled all modules except for Greenify and Rebooted. Failed. :crying:

3) Disabled Greenify Module, rebooted, enabled, rebooted, tested...failed. :crying:

4) Testing behavior

- clicking a Tasker shortcut to hibernate a single app, for example, Navigation, results in the unwanted hibernating of my normal Greenify list. :confused: This should be an important clue right?

- On successive presses of this shortcut, I just get a quick screen blink of sorts...I don't get the popup that says "no apps need to be hibernated". But either way, it's not behaving as expected...which is to kill Navigation and ONLY Navigation.

- Creating a Tasker shortcut to disable WIFI....surprisingly WORKS? So WIFI switching works but not regular apps?

- Restoring v1.99 (since I do not have beta5) results in instant normal behavior without reboot.

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Fully uninstall greenify and module, reboot, test playstore. If it works, install Greenify CLEAN....from scratch. Etc.
[Greenify] Suenu:
Thank you.
[Greenify] Vtrendzzy:
I love this app. only one problem that I'm facing is, after locking my device, greenify doesn't put apps into hibernation. I've to do it manually which is irritating. can anyone help me? don't tell me to search. I've done that.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
When you say "Tasker shortcut", do you mean "Tasker plugin of Greenify" or "Launch shortcut of Greenify via Tasker"?

The toast "No apps need to be hibernated" only shows for shortcut, but never in Tasker plugin (to reduce annoyance when automated). Although Tasker plugin does show "xxx hibernated", like the shortcut.

Can you capture another logcat with XHaloFloatingWindow module deactivated? I really need more direct information to narrow down the possible causes.

BTW, have you re-created the Tasker plug-in with latest beta in your test?
[Greenify] Thomas_BA:
I noticed that with the last Beta some apps like Facebook Messanger do not wake up anymore when receiving a Push. better saying the push does not come trough.