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[Greenify] Naddict:
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[Greenify] subhashdas:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

Please help....

Sent from my MICROMAX CANVAS 2
[Greenify] kasper933:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]: Could you take a look at my log. Greenify xposed module seems to generate many errors.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Known issue with Xposed 2.6 and Greenifying system apps. Revert to Xposed 2.5.1 or do not Greenify system apps will solve your problem. Give [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] time, he does not have much free time from work and his family. Patience.
[Greenify] mickey4mice:
I haven't updated to xposed v2.6 for this reason alone, don't want to break greenify as I rely on it too much :(
[Greenify] rilpromen:
Hey guys i have a small problem when i click on hibernate all apps in greenify it opens the app manager in thw rom for every app that is open and gives me this pop up saying "force closing an app may cause errors" its super annoying, anyone can help?

Im on 4.3 Galaxy s3 touchwiz rom.
[Greenify] juliatan:
Greenify has become so slow for intstance when using hibernate shortcut after updating to latest Xposed Framework 2.6, that after work I will revert back to previous Xposed version. Also troubles hibernating especially system apps at all often.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 7 (2013) met Tapatalk
[Greenify] malachow:
Yeah, unfortunetely I noticed it too.

Have you got any tips for me how to downgrade xposed to 2.5.1?
[Greenify] yogesh324:
Just go to downloads section in xposed and search for xposed framework and download the previous version and install it normally by clicking on install or update and then reboot thats it
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=5264108]malachow[/MENTION]

Here is the 2.5.1 direct download link from the repository.

Simply install and reboot.

No more Greenify error logs or slow manual hibernation.

(at least until oasis has time to update Greenify for 2.6.
[Greenify] malachow:
Unfortunetely it gives me an error after downloading and clicking "install" - system installer says "app hasn't been installed". :(
[Greenify] yogesh324:
Hi... sorry my mistake ..... first uninstall the previous version and download 2.5.1 version from link above and install it as android does not allow to downgrade some apps
[Greenify] DirkStorck:
java.lang.IllegalAccessError: tried to access class com.android.server.pm.PackageSett

Hi...I have just noticed in logcat of my S5 that I get a lot of these Exceptions.

I/Xposed ( 925): java.lang.IllegalAccessError: tried to access class com.android.server.pm.PackageSetting from class com.android.server.pm
.a
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.pm.a.a(SourceFile:10)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.oasisfeng.greenify.pro.a.r.a(SourceFile:35)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.oasisfeng.greenify.pro.a.s.beforeHookedMethod(SourceFile:20)
I/Xposed ( 925): at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.handleHookedMethod(XposedBridge.java:611)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerService$ActivityIntentResolver.isFilterStopped(Native Method)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerService$ActivityIntentResolver.isFilterStopped(PackageManagerService.java:786
3)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.IntentResolver.buildResolveList(IntentResolver.java:543)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.IntentResolver.queryIntent(IntentResolver.java:309)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerService$ActivityIntentResolver.queryIntent(PackageManagerService.java:7876)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.pm.PackageManagerService.queryIntentReceivers(PackageManagerService.java:4734)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.collectReceiverComponents(ActivityManagerService.java:15518)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.broadcastIntentLocked(ActivityManagerService.java:15848)
I/Xposed ( 925): at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.invokeOriginalMethodNative(Native Method)
I/Xposed ( 925): at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.handleHookedMethod(XposedBridge.java:631)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.broadcastIntentLocked(Native Method)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.forceStopPackageLocked(ActivityManagerService.java:5658)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.forceStopPackage(ActivityManagerService.java:5479)
I/Xposed ( 925): at android.app.ActivityManagerNative.onTransact(ActivityManagerNative.java:1455)
I/Xposed ( 925): at com.android.server.am.ActivityManagerService.onTransact(ActivityManagerService.java:2633)
I/Xposed ( 925): at android.os.Binder.execTransact(Binder.java:404)
I/Xposed ( 925): at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.invokeOriginalMethodNative(Native Method)
I/Xposed ( 925): at de.robv.android.xposed.XposedBridge.handleHookedMethod(XposedBridge.java:631)
I/Xposed ( 925): at android.os.Binder.execTransact(Native Method)
I/Xposed ( 925): at dalvik.system.NativeStart.run(Native Method)
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Do you have Xposed 2.6?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52780830&postcount=7628
[Greenify] Kagath:
Is there any way to run greenify w/ donation package and all these feature in ART ?
[Greenify] DirkStorck:
Ah..ok. Thank you! :)
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
No.

Experimental features of donation require Xposed. Xposed does not work with ART.
[Greenify] luriert:
No xposed only works with Dalvik. I believe it would take a major code rewrite from xposed for that to happen
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Its caused by a significant change in Xposed framework 2.6, which breaks the implementation of experimental feature "Greenifying System Apps".

A fix is coming soon.
[Greenify] rovo89:
Sorry that it causes such effects... It was a side-effect of change to remove a major hack from Xposed in favor of a more standard implementation. Note that this doesn't occur if you use the methods in XposedHelpers, which I thought most modules would do.
[Greenify] 1300l:
When we move forward there is no need to apologies ;)

Im sure all modules and greenify will work better after every one update.
[Greenify] Lord_Flaya:
No errors or problems using xposed 2.6 here. :) cm11 for defy
[Greenify] 1300l:
I see it is fix and the update is on the playstore

Thanks that was actualy fast.

How ever i still have one issue.

It failue to hibernate some softwares it was hibernating fine before the xposed update.

Examplea are Bluetooth, MTK thermal manager, lg double tab (those i have froozen with link2SD and root, but it didnt get the greenify error before) and most important Google Backup Transport (this one isnt frozen so it realy is failuing to hibernate)
[Greenify] coolkoushik07:
Working fine with latest update...

Sent from my Xperia Z1 Compact (D5503)
[Greenify] juliatan:
After your latest update Greenify is working correctly now with Xposed 2.6. Super and lots of thanks again for your great work.

Verstuurd vanaf mijn Nexus 7 (2013) met Tapatalk
[Greenify] yblaze8:
Thanks for adding the Real Hidden Sync back!
[Greenify] twe90kid:
how do i make superuser redetect greenify so I can allow root after update?
[Greenify] p50kombi:
Same question here..

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[Greenify] Thomas_BA:
New version is working good with Xposed 2.61 on Moto X with Stock Kitkat.

Thanks

Great Job.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Yes, last three versions, including today (version 2.3.1 build 11) do not ask for root access. No root requested whether Root Working Mode and / or Boost Mode are checked or not.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

Special request.

When I manually hibernate apps with a shortcut, sometimes certain apps do not hibernate, and I get the popup toast that verifies it. Will you consider adding an option so that when this happens, Greenify will immediately re-attempt to hibernate those apps? Right now and for months, I've had to press the shortcut twice or 3 times to achieve this, but why not just make it automatic...SMART? Perhaps 3 consecutive attempts in total if necessary, per manual hibernation? thx :good:;):D
[Greenify] 1300l:
This is heapening to me too but only with 4 apps. All of then system apps. It wasnt heapening. But i think for my case it is a glitch as when i open greenefy they are on the hibernated apps already.

Have you check if yours are hibernated already even if the toast say it failued?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
That's a good point. In the past, I have checked, but not recently.

I will do that and report back.
[Greenify] dimm0k:
Interesting. I have the Xposed module for Greenify loaded and set to Greenify System Apps... upon press the + in Greenify to open up list of items to Greenify, I was asked to grant root.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Thanks for this. I tried it, and by disabling one or the other modes, still no root prompt. Checking in SuperSU, it is not there in the logs as a root app.
[Greenify] LTunez:
This is just a guess, but because Greenify is working through the Xposed framework (which has root permissions), maybe Greenify itself doesn't need root?
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Root worked until the last three updates. In Experimental Settings, there is a "Root Working Mode", so yes, Greenify can use root.
[Greenify] LTunez:
Maybe [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] can shed some light on this as it does seem odd that it shows root mode being enabled, yet it doesn't show in SuperSU, but Greenify still seems to work properly.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
I have some Tasker profiles to enhance Greenify, and they are not working correctly, so my guess is root. Nothing in logs, but I have added Tasker toasts that show failures. If I check in Greenify, the apps are not hibernated or woken as previously.
[Greenify] dimm0k:
not sure I follow? I'm saying I was asked by SuperSU for root permissions when I did what I described...
[Greenify] an0n981:
To add a little more confusion, Greenify is also not asking for root for me, but I can still greenify system apps with or without Tasker
[Greenify] xXghostXx313:
Might be a bug maybe because I'm having the same issue. I used another root app and it shows root access granted. So not Superuser issue I believe.
[Greenify] p50kombi:
Would love to know if we still need supersu permission..

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[Greenify] ian_eo:
best app for my phone memory
[Greenify] todivefor:
Greenify not getting root. Something changed in last update (2.3.1 - build 11).
[Greenify] Dan1234567890:
Is Google+ ungreenified in new version for all, or is it just me? I could greenify it before, it was my main reason for using greenify...?

Running stock rom, with exposed and GB.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Google+

I have no problems hibernating Google+ even with newest Greenify.

Boost Mode

With Boost mode ACTIVATED...If I choose..."Forget" Greenify in SuperSU, and then I manually hibernate apps with a Greenify shortcut, then no SuperSU prompt appears. I am not sure if this is the same when Greenify does it's automatic thing sometime after screen off. If I disable Boost Mode, then SuperSU prompts me for root privilege.

Root Working Mode

If I then disable "Root Working Mode", (with or without boost mode enabled) and I click the hibernation shortcut, I am sent to "App Info" where I have to MANUALLY force stop the app(s) that needs to be hibernated.
[Greenify] Dan1234567890:
Strange... Seems like new exposed brought some confusion... :) ok, that means it is something on my side!
[Greenify] erto90:
Greenified WITHOUT any problem G+ and all app i wanted to.. running Xposed 2.6.1 and latest greenify
[Greenify] nikctsh:
Hi [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

just rooted my device recently. I included whatsapp into greenify list, so that its not running behind whenever I clicked on the 'hibernate now' shortcut. However sometimes I'm not receiving messages when I have it running (without clicking 'hibernate now' shortcut). Is this because of the auto-hibernation feature? If that's so, may I know how often is my greenify apps get hibernated 'automatically'?
[Greenify] maxxhtc:
I've been searching stuff for hours so fast answers would be appreciated.

I just installed greenify and donated, I got kik, whatsapp etc, should I greenify these and they still work AND greenify the app with GCM blue symbol to the right aswell? I understand you can greenify some chats program and still have them work like normal to get messages without delay right, but not sure how to hibernate or if I should only greenify the chatapp with the blue GCM cymbol or the one without the GCM symbol.

Greatly appreciate answer!
[Greenify] erto90:
You should greenify only app with GCM symbol, if you wanna keep notifications on :mad:

Of course you must tick the boxes under experimental features to have those apps working even if greenified
[Greenify] Dan1234567890:
Apps that are frequently used and properly coded I personally would not greenify... Since it could happen that more battery is consumed by waking up and putting apps to sleep, than if they would be running.

But to answer your question, yes you can greenify them and activate option (gcm push in settings) to receive messages if the app is hibernated and you should still receive the messages.

In the meantime my google+ changed it mind and started to hibernate without a problem. Good thing that I have this screenshot which shows that it refused to, before, cause I would start thinking something is wrong with my eyes... [emoji41]
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
The affected code is a class I intentionally shared the package name "com.android.server..." to gain access to package protected method in Android internal class. This is the more efficient way to call an internal method, than reflection which I used in the latest fix to make it compatible with Xposed 2.6.

Sorry that I didn't follow up with the beta version of Xposed framework. I should have reported that before the final release.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
A solution for migration is being worked on. Thank god Amazon finally accepted my last submit, without which I could not implement the migration.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Deactivate boost mode will do the trick.

A brief explanation for the 3 modes:

ROOT Mode: Greenify will use root privilege to implement hibernation and some other features. Only root privilege is required, and you must grant root privilege to Greenify permanently.

Boost Mode: Greenify use this Xposed-specific feature to directly access low-level system APIs to implement hibernation and some other features. Only Xposed framework is required, and you must activate the Greenify module in Xposed installer. No root required. (so you will not receive root privilege confirmation in your root management tool)

Non-Root Mode: Greenify can use the accessibility service to automate the manual hibernation. Accessibility service is only required if you want the automation. No root or Xposed required.

You must enable both "Root Mode" and "Boost Mode" in experimental features to actually activate "Boost Mode". It's a bit confusing…… I'll better organize the mode settings in the next version.
[Greenify] maxxhtc:
Ran out of thanks. So thanks! :good:
[Greenify] erto90:
The first mode, Root working mode, in experimental functions, should be enabled or disabled?

Because in the description refer to a non-root thing.. And seems a contraddiction!

Im rooted with donate version..everything works fine but wanted to know the tryth of that voice :)

I have it unchechek atm
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
All greenified apps should be greenified, minutes after the screen goes off. (except ones being busy working on something)
[Greenify] 1300l:
Usualy no.

How ever if you dont mind the app to dont give you a push notification when you get a new message and the app is in hibernation (i mean if you only want to be botter by whatsapp when you open it)... then yes.

If you want it to do it work as it was design (means you dont need to open it to check messages) then as it dont have the GCM symbol you should not...

I personaly greenify it as i dont mind to only be botter when i want.
[Greenify] maxxhtc:
Alright. Guess I'll not greenify the chat apps then.

I did greenify google+ however, hope that it saves some energy even though google+ probably starts up a lot during the day automatically.
[Greenify] 1300l:
Im sure it will.

As im very control freak to what my phone does, i actualy have greenify and aoo quarentine pro.

So chat programs i greenify, google services that i use i put in quarentine and only when i want it to run i put it out (google play and maps for example)... and services as google+ that i never use are in permanent quarentine.

You dont need to go to the extreme i do, but i bet greenify will still save your battery on google plus. Specialy if you make the hibernate all shortcut and use it time to time on the day.
[Greenify] maxxhtc:
Interesting, might try that quarantine thingie some day ;)

What shortcuts relating to google+ is recommended to hibernate btw?
[Greenify] 1300l:
I like it very much, specialy as i use swapps pro and it allow me to use widgets to dont have a convoluted home screen (for quarentine and un quarentine the apps).

The shortcut is the greenify one.

It is the only shortcut to home screen the greenify offer so it has no mistake.

Some apps (specialy google's) like to wake time to time and even greenify has trouble to keep then sleep for long periods. If before you put the phone to sleep you just press the greenify shortcut (it force hibernate all apps that woke again) then it should stay sleeping.
[Greenify] maxxhtc:
Nice. Didn't quite get that first part about swapps

Yep, I've enabled a lot of experimental feautures such as block app state abuse and boost mode which I think greenifies all apps automatically. In my old rom I used to manually greenify apps with a shortcut but found that very slow since you hade to wait for it to get permission and then perhaps no apps needed to hibernate anyway so you waited for nothing (to see the notification results of the action of pressing greenify button).

It feels a bit strange not knowing if greenify actually greenifies anything now however :silly:

But definately perfect if it works this way which I hope it does. It's enabled in xposed ofcourse also.

My question was about if there are more system stuff I should put in hibernate list other than google+, thought your post was impying this but if not never mind. :good:
[Greenify] 1300l:
Sorry the confusion. I mention swapps as App Quarentine Pro uses widgets for enable/disable each app i put in quarentine state, i like to use swapps for make those widgets on it, not on the home screen or i would have too many app quarentine pro widgets for my apps.

I use all the experimental features as well, i would say you can hibernate more google services, such as all google play services, maps, etc. Only dont hibernate key android apps such as GPS ones, lock screen, etc. Yet phone and messages if you have the right experimental feature you can (i do it actualy).

Usualy greenify hibernate or pop up a tost when it dont, this way with the hibernate all shortcut from it, you wont have any issue with hibernation failue.

If it heapen and the toast says, just open the app and manualy hibernate.
[Greenify] meyerweb:
So is using boost mode superior to using root mode alone? If so, in what ways?
[Greenify] Hirishiolo:
I can't allow root to greenify after update, even if I deactivate and reactivate both Root & Boost Mode... how can I do?
[Greenify] 1300l:
I just did a test for me it worked.

Check the SuperSU or Super User interface and check the options if greenefy is there and disable for get acess.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Just Sharing...

I've been using Enhanced Toasts not only for nicer looking toasts...but with Tasker to give me a Greenify Toast with "Vibration" and "Sound" feedback when manually hibernating...which incidentally, I initiate via Gesture Navigation pinch. Pretty handy dandy, I might add.

Now I set Tasker to also look at the Greenify Toast and determine if the prefix says "Failed" or "Not Hibernating". If so, Tasker tells Greenify to try a 2nd time. This works really well, and should work for most situations where normally, I would have to manually initiate hibernation twice.
[Greenify] 1300l:
Mine is sayng "Not Hibernating". Even on manualy it dont show as if it is wake.

I think it is a bug in my case, im very confuse since it dont show even on the list of woken apps.
[Greenify] meyerweb:
As explained previously (see below), if you have Boost mode enabled Greenify doesn't actually use root mode. Turn off Boost mode, and use root only, and you should get your prompt.
[Greenify] LTunez:
Confirmed this does work, however, when I disabled "boost mode" and rebooted, it re-enable itself the first time. Disabling again & rebooting a 2nd time worked. To get the root prompt, I had to add another app to the list. SuperSU now has Greenify listed & I have also re-enabled "Boost mode" and everything is working as expected for me.
[Greenify] droidiser:
Donation package on Amazon App Store

Hi oasisfeng,

I can see the free version of Greenify i.e. the main app on the Amazon app store but can't find the Donation Package on Amazon App store. There is a fake paid app named greenify present. Is there any way I can buy it from App Store. I can't pay using debit card on Play Store, only credit cards work in India and I don't have one.

Thanks for your time.
[Greenify] xXghostXx313:
But is it still better to have boost enabled with root ?
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Answered here (bottom of post).

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52822478&postcount=7680

Read the bottom carefully, is it clear now?

Same posted quoted just a few posts back as well.

---------- Post added at 11:41 AM ---------- Previous post was at 11:38 AM ----------

Incorrect, please read the bottom of what you quoted from [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]!
[Greenify] meyerweb:
What I said was that disabling boost mode will get you the SuperSU prompt back. That's absolutely true.
[Greenify] darkintragedy:
Install the free version.

Then inside the free app, click on a donation feature (ex. GCM) and it'll say you need to donate. Click okay and it'll give you an option for the Play Store or Amazon Store.

Click on Amazon and it'll let you buy though Amazon with coins or any other associated payment. :good:
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
I still cannot get a root prompt on my S4 active or N7.2013, both AOSP or GPE.

I have tried all the suggestions and ideas in the last few pages. It worked up until the last three updates to disable Boost Mode and then hit the ZZZzzz to hibernate. Now it does not.
[Greenify] Chanz09:
I have having problem with wassap not getting notification after installing greenify and i have not greenfied it. I always get notification when i run the app. Removing greenify then works. Is there some setting i missed?
[Greenify] zolee_:
Great app!

Decided tou buy it.

Amazon is version 2.3

Playstore is version 2.3.1

I bought donate version from Amazaon (cant buy it from playstore)

When I update it to 2.3.1 from Playstore donation package is gone

So I have 2 questions

1. When will there be 2.3.1 on Amazon?

2. How I prevent Playstore from updating Greenify (and kill donation package)? I dont want to turn off auto update. I just want to exclude Greenify.

Thanks!
[Greenify] jacknicholson:
Try reinstalling WhatsApp.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52822209&postcount=7679