yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Greenify] TheKingOfPain:
Do they? I haven't noticed. Are you talking about seconds or minutes of delay?
[Greenify] trein91:
Minutes. I greenify it. Check it a short while later and boom. A wall of text from group messages etc. It doesn't wake up one by one
[Greenify] TheKingOfPain:
I guess I had never noticed it, perhaps because i don't really pay attention to timestamps. I checked and it appears the delay, in my case, averages out to 1 minute, maybe a few seconds more.

Sure a bit annoying, but it certainly does not make the feature broken.

BTW, it should be mentioned that I use PNF (push notification fixer) to shorten the period between GCM heartbeats.
[Greenify] odjiex:
how to disable greenified apps notification on the statusbar?
[Greenify] uusafe:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] Sorry for causing the misunderstanding.

We really appreciate the mission of your app, so we developed a similar app in our own way upon our own understanding, e.g. we apply different algorithm and mechanism to stop unwanted background services and we utilize different approaches to help users to save battery, memory and data consume.

If the quote of “Greenify” bothers you, we’ll change the name in the coming version.

UUsafe Team
[Greenify] Xieon1:
Thanks for the BETA being public, and posting details to join it. I just joined it, and below posted how I went about joining because I got confused like a noob at the beginning.

I joined the two communities, then made sure to OPT into the Beta. Only after you're able to opt into the beta will you get you the new update. Once you OPT in, the steps below about forcing an update will only work after this),

Sign up here https://plus.google.com/communities/103850238949791125024

Sign up here:

Click HERE to "Opt In" to the beta

Regardless what version you have, just click on the link in the main post to "Download from Google Play Store".

Even if it says "installed" click it anyway, and select the device you want to put it on(the one your using) .

It will say downloading, and on the phone it will say updating, and go through all the motions.

Open Greenify and click on "About" - it will say "Version 2.4 (Beta 4)

You're not running the latest Beta of Greenify - Greenify Version 2.4 Beta 4.

Sorry, for some reason I felt the need to type out the instructions for that, hopefully someone finds it useful. Lol,,
[Greenify] madcapfrog:
Greenify is simply fantastic :)

On Nexus 5 stock rom/kernel + rooted + greenify (paid + experimental page all checked)

I have a little issue and a question pls;

When i add Whatsapp to list, greenify hibernate it without problem.

But after the first, message greenify puts it " to hibernate list " but it never hibernate it and gives error as " Android system using it " when i try to hibernate it manually.

İf i cold restart phone greenify shows as hangout using whatsapp and when you try manuel hibernate says " ignore system usage and force hibernate anyway "

Is it normal a normal behaviour or am i doing something wrong?

Also is it safe to hibernate Google+ and Google search?

Thank you in advance, sorry for long post and for my poor English.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
The delay might be caused by GCM heartbeat issue, you can try "Push Notification Fixer" to check out.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Sometimes the app state (being used by ...) may be transient, just click "Refresh" action to update the state.

If it persists, please try "Wake-up Tracker" to find the cause. Feel free to paste the cause here if it is hard to understand.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Are they still there in beta 4?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Thanks for your report. it will be fixed in the next version.
[Greenify] vyp54:
With Xposed and paid version I can hibernate Whatsapp and it awakes when a message comes. I have enabled expiremental features in Greenify.

Although Viber couldn't do this. It wouldn't wake up upon receiving message and the message wouldn't come actually. All the messages would come after I manually open it from the drawer.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I scheduled a hourly wake-up for my weather app to refresh the weather widget. It will hibernate again soon after wake-up.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4436134]odjiex[/MENTION]

Are you referring to notifications feature in "experimental features" that can be unchecked?
[Greenify] Dawnut:
I am using the latest Greenify (2.4.1 I believe) and the latest Xposed Framework on Carbon rom 4.4.3. The thing is, with the new update, every time I open Greenify, it wakes up google play services, and puts them into ingreenifiable state (have to shut them down manually). It never happened before. Also it seems that when I lock my screen and the auto hibernation kicks in, my WI-FI signal stops too. I noticed this while downloading big files on locked screen. Any ideas on these 2 problems?

Edit: After further monitoring, it appears that greenify constantly wakes google services. Every second. So I cut off their wake up and will simply wait for a possible fix.
[Greenify] FcoEnrique:
+1... the same thing with whatsapp here.
[Greenify] txx3:
+1

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9100 mit Tapatalk
[Greenify] _jis_:
Fixed in 2.4 beta 5 :)

Sent from SGNII using Tapatalk 4.6.4
[Greenify] chrisch91:
Hpw to disable notification from greenify in statusbar?
[Greenify] chhapil:
Working in v2.4 beta 4

thanks [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]
[Greenify] Cyclu:
Thanks for the coming fix, can you fix the wake-up path the issue appeared since last update 2.3.2 I never had this problem with earlier version.
[Greenify] khanmein:
beta 5 root working mode greyed out again.. how to fix it??
[Greenify] marcran75:
Nvm
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
It should have been fixed in 2.4 beta 5.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
It's normal if you enabled "Boost Mode".
[Greenify] matrixzone:
System apps are not get hibernated in beta 5..
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
You need to enable the experimental feature for greenifying system apps, which requires donation package at present.
[Greenify] munichsfinest:
Yes, and it works just as it should :fingers-crossed: Thanks for this amazing app, just stumbled across the beta versions two days ago and finally I don't have to install Xposed just for the purpose of greenifying system apps :good:
[Greenify] matrixzone:
i am using the donation version since my first use..
[Greenify] reinert012:
I see many people are having the same issue with auto hibernation not working. Is this working in the newest beta?
[Greenify] :
My donation options got reset with this update, you might have the save issue.
[Greenify] makarius:
I'm using Greenify 2.4 (beta 5) with donation package.

Been using this app for the long time without problems others than those reported in the previous update.

Now with this last 2 updates SwiftKey won't wake up. When I tap to write it brings Google keyboard. When I go back to greenify SwiftKey is in hibernation. I don't have any cut off active with this app or ignore state for hibernation.

I'm using the Galaxy 4 with 4.4.2

Thanks for a great app and support.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Yes, it always has for me.
[Greenify] reinert012:
It;s never worked for me but i just upgraded to the newest beta and it's working like champ!
[Greenify] RogerSC:
Just tried this with Google Maps, and it woke up 8 times last night for some reason. So got rid of that Titanium Backup widget, and converted Google Maps to a user app. Remade the Titanium Backup widget and will see if it works better when Maps is a user app. I hope so, it would be a perfect solution, given that I use Maps pretty infrequently, but don't want to have to freeze and unfreeze it manually when I want to use it. And it seems to run when it wants to, rather than when I need it to if I do nothing.

Edit: Found that Maps doesn't like being controlled by a TB widget...another 8 hours idle, this time as a frozen user process, And woke up again 8 times. Guess I'll just leave Maps as a system process and see how Android deals with it without my interference.
[Greenify] draligus:
there is not Greenify 2.4 (beta 5) in download page ( https://www.dropbox.com/sh/mspso6yvv1wbvju/p0AK2l3vmZ )

where did you download it
[Greenify] makarius:
From the market. Beta tester G+
[Greenify] sag35:
How can i stop the notification that apps have been hibernated on my notification pulldown????
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
I never see that, must be your phone. If you use Xposed get Notify Clean.
[Greenify] TheEmpathicEar:
What is "Notify Clean"?
[Greenify] jwds1978:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.defim.apk.notifyclean

Sent via Tapatalk from my TELUS Samsung Galaxy Note 3 on the Bell network.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
It will hide/clean the notification you want to hide. It requires Xposed framework.
[Greenify] stanlin salu:
Awesome App, I bought the donate version :)
[Greenify] Surfinette:
Can you please update the official playstore version with a fix. For the wake-up path bug.. it is really needed for users who don't use the beta versions

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Greenify] 白い熊:
I have donation installed from the Play Store, but when I try 'greenify system apps' from the Experimental options, it tells me I need to install the donation package and takes me to the store where it's already installed.

Anyone else seen this? What could be the problem?

I tried uninstalling, reinstalling etc. But still the same...

白い熊
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=5899246]TheEmpathicEar[/MENTION]

Notify Clean is an Xmodule that allows you to remove any and most status bar notifications and more! You must use the Xposed Framework which if you don't know, allows you to run Xodules at boot time without permanently changing your rom's framework....and a bag of chips!
[Greenify] Silentbob999:
Cut-off path work fine here with 2.3.2.

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Greenify] panchuckles:
Why I cant enable those 3 ?

I have donation package.
[Greenify] TheKingOfPain:
Because you have Boost Mode enabled.
[Greenify] panchuckles:
I was thinking the same thing but ...

Xperia S 4.1
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Uncheck Root mode and the one below will work. You need donation for other one.
[Greenify] TPD-21:
Hello [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]. In Greenify v2.4 build 4 and 5 app, I find that grenify can't be uninstalled through the default application manager. This I know when I tried to update from version 2.4 greenify app Build4, to Build5. But, fortunately still be uninstalled through Titanium app. Is this the new Bugs? Previously I've always easy to uninstall. I beg explanation. Thanks In Advance.

Ps. I found the option "Uninstall" on my device is off, aka "not active" when I want to uninstall the application.

Device : GT-i9070

ROM : CM11 - M7 (4.4.3).
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
You need to deactivate Device Administrator under Settings > Security. You authorized that upon install or update previously.
[Greenify] vyp54:
Lots of pages, I cannot find the one where Root and Boost mode are explained. What's the difference? Anyone?

Thanks in advance.:highfive:
[Greenify] TPD-21:
Thank you for the response. :) Well, I'll try it first.

PS. [MENTION=4403217]Pkt_Lnt[/MENTION] The method turns out, works. :D I just disable the device administrator from CM account. Because the choices there are 2 options: Option Device Manager, and Options CM Account. So I just untick the CM Accounts only. Now the option "uninstall" back to normal. Thanks for your help. :good:
[Greenify] Surfinette:
Welll not for me.... I've cut a path which was a mistake because I obviously broke something useful, but the app does not show mention that it's path has been cut off (unlike in previous versions of Greenify), and in the options there is no option to restore the cutoff path...

Envoyé de mon Nexus 5 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=5422259]|Vyp|[/MENTION]

Here
[Greenify] vyp54:
Performance wise - which mode is suggested¿ Root via SuperSU or Boost via Xposed¿ I have both so it's not a problem, I just want to know which one is preferred. :)
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=5422259]|Vyp|[/MENTION]

I use Boost Mode and it has been rock solid since day one.

I'm sure it's debate-able as to which method works better for various unique setups...but...it does say in experimental settings under Boost Mode..."Better performance and compatibility...etc".
[Greenify] vyp54:
I'm on root mode and it seems ok. Thanks for clearing this up for me. :highfive:
[Greenify] wendiko:
Did you fix it?
[Greenify] panchuckles:
When i unchecked "boost mode" i can enable "automated hibernation", but even uncheked "root working mode" and "boost mode" i cant enable "greenifying systema apps" , or enable only "root working mode" i cant "greenifying system apps" :s

Of course, i have donation greenify package.

:s
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4135255]panchuckles[/MENTION]

The area to enable "Greenifying System Apps", is not shown in your screen shot! Are you looking at the wrong area?
[Greenify] wendiko:
I am having the exactly same issue.
[Greenify] panchuckles:
Oooh i see , sorry sorrrry guys my bad,

I was confused with " greenifying system apps (límited)" and "greenifying system apps (donation package + xposed)"

[MENTION=5092174]wendiko[/MENTION]

Thnx a lot
[Greenify] wendiko:
Yes you're totally right. My apologies
[Greenify] 白い熊:
Is no one else experiencing this problem?

I need to greenify system apps, but why does it think the donation package is not installed, when it is? [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] ?

白い熊
[Greenify] michigan66:
I have had it a few times. Never found a solution.
[Greenify] 白い熊:
Ugh... But you don't have the problem anymore? How did it disappear? Or does it persist?

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白い熊
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Aside from Oasisfeng helping you directly...best to try uninstalling everything related to Greenify. Then explore and/or search your internal SD for left over folder or files from the Greenify, then reboot, then re-install Greenify and Donation package both from Play store, enable in Xposed Framework if you are using it, and reboot. Search this thread. There have been similar experiences from other report long ago and similar advice. Good Luck. ;)
[Greenify] dec0der:
Guys, sorry for this noob question. I'm just a lil confused with these two options. If my phone is rooted, do I have to enable "root working mode" or "boost mode"? Thanks
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Either one.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=52822478
[Greenify] vyp54:
I can add a suggestion of an app called SD maid. It's a cleaning app. It can clean leftovers (corpses, backups...) that are maybe the the cause of the problem.
[Greenify] dec0der:
Thanks for the QR. I'll try enable both :good:
[Greenify] hawkerpaul:
Hi [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

In a future release, would it be possible to define a "night time" period in the app, and on a per-app basis, select which apps are to be hibernated only in this time period?

Reason I ask is, that I would really like to hibernate Google Search and my weather widget during night time (Eg. 00:00am - 06:00am), and keep them running in the background during the day.

Thanks for your consideration.
[Greenify] TheKingOfPain:
I use Tasker to do something similar, but I guess an embedded feature would be appreciated.
[Greenify] otidotid:
anyone knows why hibernating play newstand and play book make system UI crashed?

is it used by the system?

i am using the donated version
[Greenify] stanlin salu:
Where can i download beta 5 from??

there is no beta5 version in dropbox folder....
[Greenify] Magnituder:
Good work :) this site is very robust...
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Bottom of post #1 tells how to opt in to beta program.
[Greenify] thomstrack:
Hello everybody!

First, it meant that saved me Greenify Galaxy Nexus. Thanks so much for this incredibly useful app [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]!

I wanted to ask a question: Any chance Greenify system applications, GCM push, etc, without Xposed framework? Now or in a future version?

The use of the framework by Xposed Greenify is the only thing that prevents me from using ART runtime. hehe

Anyway, thanks for this awesome app! :D
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Already being tested in beta versions. Bottom of post #1 tells how to opt into beta.
[Greenify] 白い熊:
Yep, basically what I ended up doing, a couple of times...

Now all's good. Thanks.

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[Greenify] GuiPoM:
I just bought greenify donate version to greenify one single app (at least): google play services, which causes me a lot of troubles with its battery drains. But I can't find this app in the list.

What should I do to greenify it ? Thx !
[Greenify] SwagKash:
Work like charm on my galaxy S3
[Greenify] munichsfinest:
+1 to this, on my phone it depends, sometimes I see it, sometimes I don't... ATM I don't see it, but it is greenified nevertheless.

Regarding play services, I got the sneaking suspicion that it's version 4.4.52 or whatever it's called, the latest update.

I had huge problems recently with it keeping my phone awake 100% of time on SlimSaberKat :eek:

Then I did a full wipe, formatted the internal SD and so on and IGNORED the gps UPDATE. And now the issue is just gone. :fingers-crossed:
[Greenify] marcran75:
After using the + button in the bottom right corner hit the menu button and select show all for GPS to show. It's impossible to "ignore" GPS. It updates automatically whether you want it to or not. I'm trying to figure out how ppl got GPS to hibernate. I have Greenify,donation package,Xposed Framework and all of the experimental features enabled and GPS will not hibernate no matter what I do.
[Greenify] munichsfinest:
It is perfectly greenified on my phone, but don't ask me how, I couldn't add it, it just works as I said. And obviously, at least on my phone, gps update can be ignored. After every reboot or manual on-off of the synchronization it shows this warning sign in the status bar "App requests an update of gps blablabla" and I just don't do it.
[Greenify] imcass:
Quick question: What the f*ck is happening with Facebook??

I have enabled the auto hibernation feature, but I still have the "push to hibernate" shortcut on my desktop. Well, it seems that lately Facebook has been a brat and does not want to keep hibernating. I can press the hibernate now shortcut, put my phone down, pick it back up not even 20sec later to answer some text, push the shortcut again and it says "facebook hibernated", meaning somehow in that short time it just started again... So, does anyone know what is going on? Was it the last FB app update that made it extremely intrusive?...:mad:
[Greenify] GuiPoM:
I tried again with ask apps ticked but I am still not able to find play services in the list. Is there any other way to add it?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
@imcass

First, in the history of Greenify development and testing, "Facebook" has been pegged and commented as the #1 offender for an app that just won't play by the rules. A quick search in this thread btw, will give you the multiple and continuous furious reports of similar frustration.

Ironically...one would think, naturally, that using Greenify to hibernate Facebook is a match made in heaven. I mean what better reason to use Greenify than to combat the pesky disobedience of Facebook. But unfortunately, this is not the case. Recommendations are to use an app like "App Quarantine" and create a quick toggle to freeze/unfreeze such an app. Easy workaround. Or alternatively, to use a 3rd party app to retrieve Facebook data and apparently, there are some good ones out there....that BEHAVE!

Let me add this....when you look inside Greenify, can you see:

- How long since Facebook has woken. This is important, because often, when certain core Google apps sync (eg Play store / Search) other apps like Facebook may be woken because of the way they coded it. If you find it only wakes up shortly after your screen is turned on,....then it's not really a big deal. If you find it's been awake for 3 hours etc., then that's not good for what you want.

- What woke Facebook up? Does Greenify Wake UP Tracker give you info as to what triggered the Facebook wakeup? You might be able to use the "CutOff" feature to stop this behavior...or find out that there is another app responsible.
[Greenify] sordna:
Facebook needs one very specific solution: uninstall and never install again.
[Greenify] 2545:
Bwhahahahahahahaha! That's exactly what I did two years ago. Facebook will NEVER be installed on any of my mobile device. NEVER!
[Greenify] Lazy79:
Lol did the same with Facebook and if I wouldn't use tapatalk app for XDA, I would uninstall this crap, too.
[Greenify] TheKingOfPain:
Couldn't agree more, that app is pure garbage.

BTW, freezing/defreezing it via App Quarantine or Titanium Backup is the only solution for those who desperately need it.
[Greenify] GuiPoM:
Finally I managed to greenify Google Play Services after reboot. Now I have to monitor my battery to check the effects of app hibernation.
[Greenify] imcass:
I don't find the 'solution' of uninstalling that much of an actual solution, really. I get where you're coming from, but I don't dislike the app that much. It's easier than going to the actual website. I've always been able to greenify the little f*cker, or at least I just recently noticed this not-hibernating behavior.

I guess I'll try some unofficial app like Fast just to see if it actually hibernates and behaves the way it's supposed to. Thanks for all your help ;)
[Greenify] :
Well I have the same problem as many so I've turned on Wake Up Tracker but for some reason it doesn't show what triggered Facebook to wake up after being greenified. :confused:
[Greenify] mdamaged:
Then you must simply accept that your reliance on that app supersedes your want for better battery life and move on. FB by design is invasive, and is made to have its tendrils in every aspect of your device, it is what you signed up for when you started using the service, and you are reaping what you have sewn.
[Greenify] imcass:
Well, I installed Fast right after posting and in the last two hours it has been just perfect. 0 wakelocks and it hibernates like it's supposed to. The only downside is that I read somewhere that FB limits some newsfeed posts from appearing on 3rd party apps. You supposedly have to activate or change smt in the website's permissions. I actually couldn't care less though, cause I mainly use the app to communicate with friends via PM and simply check my notifications, so havinga an app that does exactly that and does not drain half the battery is simply perfect.

This is starting to get out of control as an off-topic, so I guess we should leave this one alone. Thanks for all the help guys :)
[Greenify] sonwon:
Facebook went down today and maybe affected the app in a negative way?
[Greenify] :
This has been going on for a few days now. Anyway, I'm using a modified app made by [MENTION=2675647]elesbb[/MENTION], which requires less permissions so I'm not sure how much it is affected by what happens to the original Facebook.
[Greenify] namitutonka:
I have Greenify installed, and I'm not sure if the following suggestion will help. Install Xposed Installer, then within that install Xposed framework. Then install Wanam Xposed. Go back into Xposed installer, select Modules, and check Greenify. It works for me, but that's how I first set up Greenify. So I never had your problem. Maybe this will correct it.
[Greenify] Cyclu:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] Since latest update 2.3.2 I have noticed another things. Sometime app don't appear as in pending list but under "don't hibernate automatically" with "in background" below app.
[Greenify] Kagath:
A way to force hibernate to all applications could be great, or at least be able to select the one that we always want to ignore the state.

I really love your app it make my battery really stronger ;)
[Greenify] isaak:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Can't use FLAG_RECEIVER_BOOT_UPGRADE here:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=53541166&postcount=10045

I thought it was Xprivacy module, but a developer replied me it is related to greenify.

Samsung S Advance 4.1.2 stock rom.