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[Greenify] somboons:
This is the first time that I use greenify donate version.One quest.

Greenify ,Is it can auto hibernate app ?

Now I have to prees hibernate now widget on desktop every time to hibernate app After I press the app show message some app hibernate.Is it mean the app not auto hibernate,right?
[Greenify] aeonix_05:
It should auto hibernate when the screen is off or during sleep.
[Greenify] hawkdown77:
Hi...im using greenify 1.95 donation version but when i greenify whatsapp i can not receive notifications. I already enabled in experimental functions but i can not receive notifications
[Greenify] sinnerz2000:
That's why that option is experimental, did you greenify Google play services? Coz if u do that then you won't receive notifications from any app.
[Greenify] hawkdown77:
I not greenify Google play services

Only whatsapp i tried receive notifications but doesn't work
[Greenify] sinnerz2000:
Sometimes notifications work, sometimes they don't, for me notifications are delayed by a few minutes sometimes, its normal. Clear greenify data and redo everything again and see if it works.
[Greenify] hawkdown77:
Ill try
[Greenify] somboons:
How can I disable/enable all app in hibernate list?
[Greenify] klau1:
Greenify isn't on the list inside SuperSU, how do I test whether it is working properly?

I also have the xposed extension installed.
[Greenify] gaosphappy:
Open the app see if it asks for root permission try adding some thing to greenify it will or it won't work :thumbup:
[Greenify] marcel201:
My battery would like to thank you for this great app.
[Greenify] ev!denz:
So on 4.4 xposed isn't running atm. But is greenify usable without xposed? Some user said so.
[Greenify] voongoto:
hey, nice app, but I can't update to the latest test version, app store says there's not enough free space. I'm on version 1.97.5

I can update all other apps without any problem, except greenify. I'm using LG p710, running 4.1.2, rooted, stock ROM.

Oh, and there's no option to send a bug report via app.

Oh, I tried to reinstall the app and to clean all app store data - no luck.
[Greenify] ev!denz:
Tap on the app you don't want to hibernate again in the future and tap on the X which will appear at the bottom.
[Greenify] sshafranko:
Yes the free version works without xposed but can only hibernate user apps. You can convert some system apps to user and hibernate them via TIBU.

N900T
[Greenify] hawkdown77:
Greenify works like a titanium backup freeze??
[Greenify] themadproducer:
No. But has a similar effect. Much faster and less hassle.

Read the OP.
[Greenify] hawkdown77:
I read, but can not understand

Can you explain why not?
[Greenify] klau1:
Greenify works, even with explicitly hibernating apps. I know, since when hiberinated apps are launched, they go thu the entire loading process instead of just opening the window.

But Greenify is not in the SuperSU list.

Is it able to bypass SuperSU when it already has a Xposed Module installed?
[Greenify] gaosphappy:
AFAIK greenify doesnt work without root permission so its either working with permission or its not working.

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=2386786&stc=1&d=1384215501
[Greenify] klau1:
Well, it's definitely working. Even the autohiberation apps like Facebook are hibernating automatically.

But Greenify is definitely NOT on the SuperSU list.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
This is a non technical explanation.

When you freeze an app via TiB:

- process and service are killed.

- occupied ram is release.

- shortcuts and widgets are deleted from home screen or any where you placed them including the app drawer.

- app will no longer run automatically and will not be woken up by other apps.

- to run the app, you need to manually defrost via TiB who have takes time, then run it from TiB or app drawer.

Greenify

- first off, apps in the Greenify chosen list, get hibernated automatically 3min or so, after screen turns off.

- process and service are killed but in a different way.

- occupied ram is release.

- apps can be restarted manually just like normal, without unfreezing.

- shortcuts and widgets are preserved.

- apps like Maps, can still be woken by other apps when the screen is on. These are app dependencies. But also, there is a cutoff feature to prevent this if needed.

So greenifying could be considered a better version of freezing. I still use TiB or App Quarantine to freeze apps that I never use. This way, they never load at boot time.

UPDATE: Killing an app(s) via any standard app killer

- process and service are killed.

- occupied ram is release.

- problem is, the app may have an ongoing service that could immediately restart the process. This is where the expression "cat and mouse" comes into play. If the author of the app, made it to work this way, then you can't kill the process enough....and you will simply waste more battery.
[Greenify] htrakr:
You have boost mode in experimental features. It greenify apps without root.
[Greenify] klau1:
Thank you!! Good to know!
[Greenify] rignfool:
Freezing with TiBu also removes apps from the app drawer... And the system does not recognize them as being installed, except for dalvik building...
[Greenify] XxStechxX:
What apps shouldn't be Greenified? I did everything except system ui. Is that bad?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Greenify] hawkdown77:
All?? No error yet?
[Greenify] XxStechxX:
All (except system ui) +all experimental features enabled... Good so far.

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Greenify] klau1:
Would that make your phone slow as fuk? Imagine having to reload the program on your pc every time you minimize it....
[Greenify] XxStechxX:
It seems just fine. There are a few things that are constantly pending. But after the screen is off for 3 minutes those are supposed to hibernate too, aren't they?

Sent from my Galaxy Nexus
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
In short, yes, as long as you enabled "Boost Mode" in experimental settings.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Not the best thing to do. (unless you have a low ram device)

Doing this will improve some things, and make others worse.

Every app hibernated will always have to reload from scratch into ram.

Thus, depending on the app and the CPU, you will have less than optimal load times.

Nothing will be preloaded and ready to go.

Also, you will not be able to resume an app from where you last left off....(if that's what you wanted).

At least keep certain core apps out of the greenify list. (eg SMS, dialer, contacts, lock screen, Tasker etc)
[Greenify] pradeepb:
When this ll be compatible with 4.4...eagerly waiting :)
[Greenify] ev!denz:
No it works completely different. With TB freeze you deactivate the app completely. With greenify instead you just hibernate them and can run them whenever you want to. Afterwards greenify will hibernate them again.
[Greenify] henry8668:
I put app wechat in greenify, but it doesn't go to hibernate at all,it always showing "perceptible". is there a way to force it go to hibernate?
[Greenify] asdfasdfvful:
Is it okay if I hibernate media system apps like Drm protected content storage? And for me, Google play services doesn't seem to hibernate on its own, even when using the shortcut

Sent from my One S
[Greenify] sinnerz2000:
I greenified media storage once and my phone lagged like crazy.
[Greenify] j1gga84:
It would be awesome if we are able to set the time manually when a greenified app gets killed, global or per app in one of the future versions :)

Regards

Sent from my GT-I9100 using german Tapatalk 4
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Tasker;)
[Greenify] abced123:
Some problems to report

Using 1.95 greenify, normal version :

1) unable to auto-hibernate Viber as others said , it is always perceptible state. <== Viber should be hibernated after some time.

2) Skype is in hibernation list. While using skype actively to talk , skype got auto-hibernated though. <== Skype should not be hibernated due to active usage

3) With other apps such as FB messenger, Google Voice, Zalo , Skype, Yahoo messenger and Viber are in hibernation list and hibernated ; when receiving a SMS notification ( by another phone number ofcourse ) Viber opens and stays in perceptible state; GV, FB messenger, Zalo go to pending state automatically. Only Skype, YIM stay in hibernated state still. <== some got triggered , some do not; not sure about WhatsApp, Tango, Wechat, Line if they are installed.
[Greenify] -DM-:
Having problem with Google Play services, since it did a silent update yesterday, it keeps on showing up in the running apps process even when it shows that it is hibernated when I open Greenify (v1.97 beta 6), run the app a few times and then hibernate it again and it just keeps on finding its way back up in the running process while still showing hibernated and no traces of running in the background in Greenify...
[Greenify] Maphack:
Does this work in conjunction with apps like ds battery saver? if so, would you suggest greenifying them, or does that completely defeat the point?

am i just an idiot for using both at the same time?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
I am not a user of D.S.B.S, but from what I read of it, I would not use it with Greenify. Redundant... and most likely, they won't coexist. I use Greenify and Green Power together, and they pretty much do what the description for D.S.B.S says. Sounds like a cool new app btw.

You know...why is it that Google Devs and the whole Android development can not have STOCK....what some of these brilliant apps have. Basic sensible approach to conserving energy etc. :rolleyes:
[Greenify] Maphack:
The only thing that really appeals to me is that the apps can turn off data while the screen is off, althought....they seem to fail a lot. i tried a new battery saver in conjunction with greenify and it will shut off my data, but i have to manually switch it back on when i unlock. PITA,

I guess I should've read up about greenify first. I guess hibernation is basically like the app killing process that these battery saving apps do.

quick question, is there a real difference between hibernating an app and killing the app? these last few pages i read about how greenifying all your apps is a bad idea, especially the ones that you use most frequently, which made me degreenify some of the apps.

I suppose I am just installing apps without doing any real research...should've read this thread sooner...always gotta add xda to my google search if it concerns android...

Thanks for the development.
[Greenify] altae:
AW: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Maybe the apps you are taking about are system apps?

Sent from my revived Galaxy Note
[Greenify] rignfool:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Tasker/locale plugin for the win
[Greenify] lyinelriche:
Some apps are Not appearing in list

I keep trying to add Google +, Maps, and the stock video player to the hibernate list, But they don't even appear in the app selection menu. At the bottom where it says " show more apps" I press, and scroll thru the whole list, but no G+ etc? I see G+ in the screenshot on the playstore?
[Greenify] rignfool:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

That would prolly mean they are system apps
[Greenify] tariq2kn:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Awesome app :thumbup:

Since root is required for this, I fail to understand why system apps are not given the options to hibernate.

In my opinion only critical/core apps should be kept away from hibernating.
[Greenify] oae08:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

System apps are considered vital. But you can work around by uninstalling and installing from the play store
[Greenify] doctor_droid:
Its prevents my keystrokes sometimes on Xperia keyboard

I press the letters bt nothing appears on the screen

So I need to close app and restart it

Happened in nimbuzZ n whatsapp

I had to remove greenify now its ok...
[Greenify] gamepro602:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

I have the same keyboard as you and I don't have any problems

Maybe it's the apps you greenifyed

Sent from my Jelly Flavored Epic Touch
[Greenify] mettleh3d:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...ve-picks-for-best-new-app-from-february-2013/

made it to the Android Police best of February 2013. Way to go!

---------- Post added at 11:01 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:57 AM ----------

Ugh, facebook is such an agressive monster, it wants to wake so badly. I do notice though, when opening the app again, how long it takes to update the news feed, and this is likely due to the fact that an ungreened FB is quietly refreshing all the time to make the next time you load it seem instant.

And how dare they.
[Greenify] thermax04:
downloaded v1.56 from play market, can not find any menu to use!!

just add and ok !!!
[Greenify] rrand:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

It looks like the menu is gone, but you can still do everything. What did you want it to do? Try clicking on some apps and see if the other buttons pop up.
[Greenify] thermax04:
nothing, no pop up windows, just + to add the app and ok

can not add my installed keyboard !!
[Greenify] rrand:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

Sorry, I didn't mean pop-up windows.

I am not an expert by any means, but I'll try to help.

On mine if you click on the plus it will take you to a list of ungreenified apps. Select which app you want to greenify (from 3 categories) and then click ok. Now you should be taken to the greenified app list where you will see your greenified apps and whether or not they are hibernated or pending.

Click on of those and you should get more options, but really you are done.
[Greenify] thermax04:
you are right, that`s all you find, but when I click on any of those, I just get some symbols like x and right and refresh and play

can I add any widgets? would it stop the weather widget or clock or date from updating?

why the thread called : [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT* , while latest version is 1.56?!!
[Greenify] thracemerin:
Android 3.1 or higher is required to use it.
[Greenify] thermax04:
iam on JB 4.1.2

or you just replying regarding [3.1+], that it means you need Android 3.1 or higher to use it?
[Greenify] thracemerin:
you asked why the thread name has [3.1+] in it, i answered your question.
[Greenify] rrand:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

X means de-greenify. It will no longer hibernate. Pause means to hibernate now. Play means to un hibernate, or wake up.

I think 3.1+ is the supported android versions.

As to whether or not you should greenify certain apps, I refer you to Mr Woolf's post from a few pages back:
[Greenify] oli20021978:
I think g+ is a system app in your rom.........I think in paranoid android g+ is a system app.......

cheers

Oli
[Greenify] NicholasQ:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT*

I wish this app had an option for advanced users to hibernate system apps

I want to hibernate Google maps. That app is notorious for running in the background
[Greenify] themadproducer:
OK, I will save you some time.

Read (or re-read) my updated post HERE about Freezing vs Greenify vs Killing apps.

We want to run apps from the fast RAM memory not the slower FLASH drive...or what have you. So that's why most OS's load apps into ram and run them from there. Every time you come back to that app, it will already be preloaded and virtually run instantly, and continue where you left off. That's a convenience right?

But with apps that wont shut up when they are told to shut up, battery drain occurs. For these apps, we use Greenify as a clever workaround. There is no need to hibernate the BEHAVED apps, as the OS will transparently take care of them when needed. (eg Killing them to make room for another app to be launched)

Lastly, Greenify is also good for hibernating BLOATWARE or apps that you will never or rarely use. That leaves more ram available for the apps you often use.
[Greenify] Maphack:
Thanks - this has really clarified how stupid I am. Better late than never, I suppose. I'll just freeze all those battery saving apps and solely use greenify.

Err...I guess one more question...Is there any plan of adding an option to turn data off while the screen is off? I suppose greenifying any apps that use data would do a pretty decent job of that on its own?

Sorry to spam your thread. I can tweak my phone and stuffz, but the inner workings are a complete mystery to me.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
You might want to try Green Power app (along side Greenify) in the meantime.

Works very well for me for several years with several devices.
[Greenify] pitastrudl:
D. S. B. S is a good alternative if you're not rooted, but greenify makes you want to root :p. ive used D. S. B. S but i rather used tasker+greenify which is a killer combination.

Sent from my GT-I9505
[Greenify] d_Schizzo:
Hi,

is it save to greenify network location?
[Greenify] adeelraj:
No its not safe

U can safely greenify which u can see in launcher
[Greenify] spupuz:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] did you patched xposed framework for 4.4?
[Greenify] atomomega:
Is somebody else experiencing problems with Clean Master. It shows pending regardless of manual hibernation
[Greenify] asdfasdfvful:
Beta 6. No issues

Sent from my One S
[Greenify] tabnnaj:
The app which make the phone fly !!

Great thanks to the developer of this app , it's a solution for lag problem in android devices.

Help me by hit like here :

https://www.facebook.com/BankMuscatMeethaq/posts/576114045788466
[Greenify] hawkdown77:
Last version is very good here. No errors.
[Greenify] atomomega:
Thanks for replying. For some reason Clean Master respawns itself within the hibernated apps list showing as Perceptible. I have to manually hibernate but few hours later it'll appear as Perceptible again.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
I've had 2 apps do that in the past. One of them ended up hibernating fine after an update. Anyway, are you using a widget for Clean Master? Active widgets sometimes cause this....maybe in conjunction with the launcher. Also, is there a WAKEUP culprit listed next to Clean Master in the Greenify list?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Unofficial Xposed framework for Android KitKat 4.4 is added to OP. It's not a fully functional Xposed framework (not compatible with resource-hooking modules), but works fine with Greenify.

You can try it with Greenify until the official update of Xposed framework is out.

Suppose you have already installed via Xposed Installer, run the "install.bat" if you are in Windows and have adb.exe in path, or manually put the "XposedBridge.jar.newversion" into "/data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/bin/".

Reboot to apply.

DOWNLOAD

IMPORTANT: Please NEVER try ART runtime with Xposed framework installed, or you will get a boot loop, as confirmed by the author of Xposed. The core implementation of Xposed framework is not yet compatible with ART runtime. You can flash the "Xposed-Disabler-Recovery.zip" on the sdcard in recovery to disable Xposed.
[Greenify] darkcles:
Just what i was looking for
[Greenify] spupuz:
Greenify experimental module are fully working with this patch?

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Greenify] Surfinette:
I've been using Greenify and DSBS for several months without any issues. I believe they make a great combination.

Sent from my SGS3 with Tapatalk
[Greenify] chiupc94:
how do I install the unofficial xposed framework?
[Greenify] gaosphappy:
this ?
[Greenify] next_lv2:
Thank

.....cờ rít....
[Greenify] solidturk:
Unofficial xposed framework working fine here with gcm push enabled on Nexus 5 Stock 4.4 ROM and Greenify v1.97
[Greenify] spupuz:
Sure?

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Greenify] albarovero:
Hello sir.

Can't seem to install xposed framework on my SG S3 using CM11 ROM. I followed the steps above, placing the files in the right places, but when I reboot my phone the framework tab says active XposedBridge.jar 36, but the app_process is not installed. When I select Install/update I get this:

Mounting /system writable... cp : can't create'/system/bin/app_process.orig: Read only file system.

Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
[Greenify] popthosegaskets:
There is no official Xposed framework for CM11 yet, you have to find and install the unofficial version for Kitkat.

僕のLT18iから送られてきた
[Greenify] solidturk:
Yep. Hibernated various apps and enabled GCM and can confirm that Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Whatsapp, & Hangouts still recieve notifications.
[Greenify] chasx003:
are you using ART by chance? Just tried with ART and got a bootloop, not sure if I messed something up, or if it's because fo ART.
[Greenify] solidturk:
No I'm not using ART so that's probably the cause of your bootloop.
[Greenify] Vrekk:
Same happened for me. Greenify supports art but the unofficial xposed does not and it will not boot with it on.
[Greenify] spupuz:
Ok working for me also. Hibernated hangout can receive sms?

Inviato dal mio Nexus 4 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Please NEVER try ART with Xposed framework installed. It will lead to a boot-loop, as confirmed by the author of Xposed.

The core implementation of Xposed framework is not yet compatible with ART runtime.
[Greenify] edgeicator:
"4 experimental features graduate to free version."

Anyone figure out which 4 they are? I can't seem to figure out from the G+ community or the changelog.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
It is quite clear in the first post.
[Greenify] gabebcn:
With beta 6 i Can no longer see tracks and cut off option even when this option is activated. It worked well before updating

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[Greenify] pijen:
I hope someday google integrate greenify into next android version, it would be amazing!
[Greenify] sinnerz2000:
Well android 4.4 has project svelte.
[Greenify] chasx003:
If anyone here tries with ART without reading this first, I was able to fix it without having to reflash anything.

In TWRP I went to Advanced->File manager -> Browsed to /data/data/de.robv/android.xposed/installer/bin and deleted the 2 files in the directory. After that I was able to boot and disable ART
[Greenify] pijen:
I think it would be better an app go to hibernated state (like when we use hibernate on windows, when we turn windows on all apps still in their previous state) when it's not used and use GCM to handle the push notification
[Greenify] solidturk:
Yes I am still receiving notifications from hangout for text, Google+/hangout msg & video calls all within the app.
[Greenify] sinnerz2000:
Like I have the 'clear all' button in the bottom left of the screen in recent screen, it would be awesome if I also had a 'hibernate now' button on top left of the screen, can that be possible?
[Greenify] Rapier:
I got the same but I've solved it by manually mounting /system as writable through ADB.

You'll need to have ADB working and phone connected to the PC before issuing the command

1. adb shell

2. su

3. mount -o remount,rw /system

4. exit

After running these (successfully, look if any errors), you can install again the framework and it'll be shown as installed. Also the modules can be now activated and persistent after a reboot. Though they don't seem to work :) Maybe even if installed, due to incompatibility with KitKat they are not working (for ex Greenify says that the Xposed module is not activated even if it is...but that's a different story)
[Greenify] iamnotkurtcobain:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

BUG

When I greenify Skype and call somebody and screen goes off for a few minutes skype is hibernated... That sucks for skype phone calls..

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[Greenify] rignfool:
Is Skype the program on screen when it goes off... Or is it the native dialer...

Maybe if you use the Skype dialer and make sure its in the foreground when the screen goes off...
[Greenify] itsLYNDZ:
Im finding that I cant Greenify Google Service Framework in Greenify donation on a phone running Android 4.3. any suggestions? Cant make it into a user app either.
[Greenify] weirdsciencex:
Why do you want to greenify Google services framework? from experience messing with the framework causes all sorts of problems.

On a different topic. The 4.4 hack works fine, best just to copy file manually and set permissions.
[Greenify] albarovero:
Would you be so kind at pointing me on the direction to this unofficial version? Thanks in advance
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Post number ONE in all threads should always be read thoroughly and carefully. /hand hold mode