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[Greenify] zerogun:
Love this app. It has saved every device I have used. I would pay more fro the app if I could.

Where is the donate button? ;)
[Greenify] ASHURiCAN:
What should I do when I receive this notification:

What would mean if I choose «Got it» or «Exclude»? Thx.
[Greenify] mdamaged:
The one that you want. Either "got it', to let Greenify continue coalescing this timer, or "exclude" to keep Greenify from coalescing this timer.
[Greenify] ASHURiCAN:
It's really nice for your answer but you don't clarify anything with that... :) You just repeat what it's indicated :) Would be nice a better explanation as I even don't understand what means «coalescing»! ^^
[Greenify] mdamaged:
verb

gerund or present participle: coalescing

1. come together and form one mass or whole.

"the puddles had coalesced into shallow streams"

synonyms:	merge, unite, join together, combine, fuse, mingle, blend;

combine (elements) in a mass or whole.

"to help coalesce the community, they established an office"

mid 16th cent. (in the sense ‘bring together, unite’): from Latin coalescere, from co- (from cum ‘with’) + alescere ‘grow up’ (from alere ‘nourish’).
[Greenify] ASHURiCAN:
Haha, thank you very much for the great definition :D But would you like to explain me more about that feature? :) Or a link where it's described? Would be nice ^^
[Greenify] kingvortex:
It's already been explained multiple times in this thread, including in this post by oasisfeng.

You should really search before posting. See #1 of the forum rules. ;)
[Greenify] mdamaged:
Wow. OK.

Let's say there are 10 apps that have wakeup timers, each one wakes the CPU once, so that would be 10 separate times the CPU has to wake up so the application can do some jobs, so that is 10 apps, 10 jobs, 10 wakeups.

This coalescing will take those 10 separate wakeups and make it so they wake up the CPU only ONCE and do all 10 jobs, so, 10 apps, 10 jobs, 1 wakeup.

I hope that clears it up, I cannot make it any simpler without busting out crayons and flash cards. ;)
[Greenify] ASHURiCAN:
Wow, I think there would be no better explanation than this one! :D Really thx, it's so much clearer now ^^ So, it would be better to accept than to reject it if I prefer less wake-ups... :)
[Greenify] mdamaged:
Sokath, his eyes uncovered.

Depends, sometimes you may want some really time-sensitive apps to have their own wakeups, as coalescing may cause unwanted delays.
[Greenify] ASHURiCAN:
So the time displayed on the notification (30 min here) would be the delay between each wake-up for that program if I choose «Got it»?
[Greenify] mdamaged:
Sounds right...it does try to make sure the times the apps use without coalescing are honored as much as possible.
[Greenify] xdp:
Thanks for the info....I do agree Greenify packages it all together into an easy to use way to control these things, I just wanted to know how it's fundamentally different from manually force stopping + disabling autostart via some other mechanism. I understand those things also require root and manual effort. Are there any other distinctions to be made between that approach and using Greenify? After the app is stopped, is Greenify doing anything above and beyond disabling autostart for that app?
[Greenify] sordna:
I am not sure of all the details but you can see what commands it is issuing with root permissions by turning on detailed logging in your SuperSU (or equivalent) app.

I always do this with every new root enabled app I try. I haven't seen anything questionable being done by Greenify, it's great as far as I'm concerned!

I use it in conjunction with other apps like Autostarts and Disable Service. I am not using Xposed ... That's too invasive/potentially dangerous for my taste. So I'm using Greenify without experimental features and never had any issues.
[Greenify] TheKingOfPain:
I'm on 2.3b3, I tried enabling telephony wake-up just for the sake of it, and I had tons of RILJ wakelocks. I mean, my nightly standby battery stat (99% deep sleep) went from usual 0.3% a hour to 1.5% a hour. As I said, I never tried it before so I don't know if it's supposed to work like that, but I felt I had to report it.
[Greenify] smeejaytee:
Hi I just wondered with the new update do I press got it or exclude I don't understand this properly thanks for your work
[Greenify] mdamaged:
... go back to post 7099, and read forward from that post, it is all there.
[Greenify] huykid1206:
Which system apps in these are safe to greenify guys :D
[Greenify] pitastrudl:
lots of those are system apps ,which arent supposed to be greenified. You should check your usage with BBS and then decide what to greenify
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I'll consider that option.
[Greenify] Rinoritze:
Hey,

I bought gsam battery monitor a while ago. But I'm seeing that every body is recommending BBS. Should I buy BBS?
[Greenify] anonymous-bot:
You can try the XDA version and then if you like BBS, buy it from the Play Store:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809
[Greenify] Nic2215:
Not necessary, gsam and wakelocks detector, bbs are equally good.. Btw head to bbs thread got free version. Maybe u can try out the free for xda version first :thumbup:;)
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

Hey bro, you know that request I made for hibernating the Foreground App via Tasker? Well, I meant to tell yah, another way to look at it...would be the equivalent to the feature "Long press back button...to kill app", but probably better, especially if I/we can program a gesture to trigger it (eg with GMD Gestures or Gesture Navigation)
[Greenify] matrixzone:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

With the latest update, apps are not sorted properly by their names in the App Analyser section. See the attached snapshot
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Been reported already...but thanks
[Greenify] 1First1:
Sounds interesting, maybe i'll try.

But congratulate you anyway, idea is very good !

:)
[Greenify] keen36:
LOL

i think i will give this app a try, this looks very promising with all those updates :good:
[Greenify] Javi22:
That's a good discussion. I use greenify and love it cause it works. But didn't have idea about how it works hahaha

So apparently it's the same as forcing stop of every app in Android settings. Apart from preventing them to start again.

It's good to know for selecting which apps we greenify or not. Thank you!
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
"Got it" will dismiss the future notification for this app with timer of the same or greater interval.

"Exclude" will prevent Greenify from coalescing all timers from this app, typical choice for apps with precious timing, such as clock or alarm.
[Greenify] Thomas_BA:
Dismiss or set the future notification for this app with timer of the same or greater interval?

Is there a posibility or way to revoke a choice done before?
[Greenify] henry8668:
I rooted Boost Mobile Kyocera Hydro(andriod 4.0.4) and installed greenify, however greenify always complain "failed to put xxxxx into hibernation". Anyone has similar experience? how to fix this?
[Greenify] wendiko:
I have the paid version of greenify. On my nexus 5 I have the last beta but in my tablet it is still in 2.2 build 11 .

Why this happen?

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[Greenify] an0n981:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] any chance we can have beta 3 through RECENT BETA RELEASES ?
[Greenify] marchrius:
For sure: ELM Agent, SmartcardService, Unified ecc.

com.sec.android.app.keyguard is safe to greenify if you don't use the stock clock widget in lockscreen.

PageBuddyNotiSvc too, but you'll lose the "preferred applications" notification when you plug in headphones, and headphones symbol in status bar too.
[Greenify] timberwolf60:
Can't she say "greenify"? That must be next :) haha

no, papa was the best which made greenify works better.

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my SG device: Z1 rooted 681 ROM by NUT with 2.7.101 xzdualrecovery, mod by GavityBox 3.0.1

Samsung S2 standby for Z1 when Z1 no power.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Planned, need some time to implement.
[Greenify] marbulas:
How about to add cutting all apps which has same wake-up paths with using a path filter?

It could greenify the phones much easier :)
[Greenify] linkboy:
I'm having an issue where my Nexus 4 is denying root rights to Greenify. I'm running this rom and root is working fine since I have Titanium Backup and Wakelock Detector both working perfectly fine with root access.

When I run Greenify for the first time, the SuperUser option comes up and allow it root access, it loads Greenify and grants it root access, then the screen flashes black and it then denies it access.

I've flashed and reflashed the room (both the version using a stock kernel and the version with the CAF kernel and it's the same result), removed Greenify and installed it again and it's the same result.

Anyone have any idea as to why it could be denying root access?
[Greenify] dimm0k:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] with the latest version of BlackBerry's BBM chat client they've finally added GCM support so I feel more confident in letting Greenify put this app to sleep, however after being woken up the first time it never goes to sleep and is listed as 'Perceptible'. is this something BlackBerry's going to have to fix or is there something you can do on Greenify to put it into hibernation?
[Greenify] andronikal659:
Since 2.7 update, my phone doesn't auto hibernate anymore. Almost all except system apps are set to hibernate
[Greenify] Ian.P:
Keep Notifications does not working

Keep Notifications does not working...for my case, I'm using LINE message and enabled "keep notification". When there is LINE notification in status bar, then greenify LINE manually, then LINE is sleeping and the LINE notification wont keep in status bar. Could someone help me?

Update: It's working after reboot once.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Manually hibernate it once, tick the check-box "Always ignore app state" in the confirmation dialog.
[Greenify] herrduarte:
Excellent Work!

Excellent work, this is one of my favorites apps. After testing for a while I bought the donation package and installed xposed framework, love the experimentals features especially hibernating the gcm push for some apps. Cheers :good:
[Greenify] _jis_:
Is removing accessibility service for rooted user still planned?
[Greenify] habylab:
So the ability to see hidden sync items is very cool. What Google ones can we safely turn off? Referral sync?

Sent from my Omni 4.4 Galaxy S3. Proud Googy Beta tester.
[Greenify] aeroman:
Hey Guys what's this New Feature in latest Beta with "Wake Up Timer Coalescing?? :)

Regards

●Sent from my Galaxy S4-LTE√
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Best to search and/or check the last few pages, as it's been discussed and described in great detail. :)
[Greenify] aeroman:
OK I'll give a Look. :)

Someting different...

Anyone tried here to greenify One Time Init and/or Google One Time Init? :)

Regards

●Sent from my Galaxy S4-LTE√
[Greenify] wendiko:
So what do I have to do to keep my devices at the same update? My nexus 5 hás the last beta bit my tablet don't

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[Greenify] dimm0k:
hrmm... either i have no hidden ones or it's not working on my 4.3 stock...
[Greenify] habylab:
I'm assuming you have donated and have ticked the option under experimental features? I have a fair few google ones!
[Greenify] dimm0k:
yep, I have it ticked and have the donated version. I'm looking in the Android Settings > Accounts section and do have a Google account.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I've carefully checked it, but led to a negative conclusion.

Because most apps save its state and data when being switched to background, killing a foreground app exposes huge risk of losing your data. That's why "Long press to kill" should only be used to kill non-responding apps.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Since another experimental feature "Keep Notifications" require accessibility service without Xposed, it will not be removed.
[Greenify] Cyclu:
Hi [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

I have bought this masterpiece of app at the very beginning and I'm ever surprised by its potential. Big thanks at you!:o

Unfortunately for the first time I had a force close nothing bad it happened one time on launch of Greenify

I have latest version 2.2 build 11/Donation 2.3 and these experimental functions enabled: Wake-Up Tracker and Block App State Abuse.

Logcat attached.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]

Fair enough. That makes sense.

But just to let you know, I've already been hibernating foreground apps without 1 single side effect or any loss of data. One Example... For MAPS, I have a Tasker shortcut that specifically hibernates Maps, and the shortcut floats over the Maps UI whenever maps is in the foreground, by utilization of the OVERLAY app. Only thing with this, is that I initially have to create a TASK and OVERLAY for each app manually,... Whereas what I was hoping for, was an all in one solution.... In other words, ONE Task, that when run, would hibernate ANY single app that is currently in the foreground. That saves me tons of manual setup of tasks and Overlays... and far less code and bloat in Tasker. Know what I mean?
[Greenify] sordna:
notification access without accessibility

Hi,

since android 4.3 I believe, there is an option in Settings -> Security -> Notification access, to give unrooted apps access to notifications. LedBlinker is using it. This is the relevant API:

http://developer.android.com/refere...ListenerService.html#getActiveNotifications()

Maybe you can utilize it!
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Most editor-alike apps lose your changes if you kill it in foreground.

If you are aware of the risk, personally, I suggest the "Long press back" feature in many ROMs.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Already did that.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Thanks for your report, I think it's a known issue in Google Analytics which I used in Greenify. I'll upgrade the library to newest version, hope it could fixed that.
[Greenify] habylab:
What is this other Waleup Timer coalescing option?

Hmm, not sure.
[Greenify] meyerweb:
IIt's been discussed quite a bit recently. Go back about 10 pages and read forward.
[Greenify] christer12:
Had loved to see Greenify integrated to a ROM without Xposed, I mean Greenify is essential :good:
[Greenify] YMatrix:
Hello!

I have been using Greenify for a long time.

Lately I have been having problems where the accessibility rights are removed by themselves :confused:

I am running on a Galaxy S Advance with Cyanogenmod 10.2 without the xposed framework.

I can't predict when this happens (so can't take a logcat), but suddenly when I see that I receive notifications from apps that I have hibernated I know that the accessibility rights have been reset.

I will try using the latest 2.3 Beta, but any idea what is causing this option to reset?

Thanks!
[Greenify] snake4fun:
I cannot see all apps, is this normal or a mistake by my side?

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[Greenify] themadproducer:
This periodically happens to me, with Tasker and Utter... Maybe even Greenify. Strange and unpredictable. This is with ics. Sorry, I cannot provide helpful info, but it the issue could easily be something other than Greenify itself.
[Greenify] Noiz:
Hey there, I have a question which I haven't been able to answer through searching...

I've been using the donate version on my GNex with CM11 nightly for some time and absolutely love the GCM push feature for hibernated apps. However, I recently upgraded to a Nexus 5, also running CM11 nightly, and restored all of my apps using Titanium Backup. All seemed to be working well until I noticed that GCM push wasn't working anymore. Through trial and error (reinstalling Greenify, toggling notifications off and on for each app etc) I eventually found that if I uninstalled/reinstalled the affected apps then GCM push started working again.

I figure this is either a Greenify, Titanium (my current most likely candidate) or possibly an SU issue (I restored my apps using the default CM11 SU as I've never run into problems with it before, but have now upgraded to SuperSU), so I was wondering if anyone else has run into the same thing and can shed some light on the problem? Even better if a solution is available!

I've reinstalled the main affected apps now, and I'm hoping I won't need to do the same with everything else!

Thanks for the awesome app and for any advice. :)
[Greenify] anonymous-bot:
If the apps you cannot see are the system apps, you need the Greenify donation package and Xposed to be able to greenify them.
[Greenify] snake4fun:
I mean not the system apps, apps from play store

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[Greenify] :
In experimental settings does the option to enable telephony wakeup apply to apps like WhatsApp and Skype?
[Greenify] vlawrence0324:
Hi, I use greenify + wake lock detector. It shows google+ is constantly waking the device. How do I cut off all of it's wake up paths except my launcher? I disabled autobackup and I only use it for news feeds. Thank you
[Greenify] mdamaged:
Open system settings, apps, all, find google plus, force stop it, uninstall updates, then disable.
[Greenify] vlawrence0324:
I guess there's no way in greenify to select other cut off paths. I have already 2 disabled but still it wakes up the device. I have keep opening greenify to catch it running in the background and cut its wakeup path.
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Everything Google tries to communicate with everything Google. All. The. Time.

That is what makes smart phones smart, and what Google integration is all about. What you need to do is delete every single Google app, user or system to solve this, since Google wants every Google app to know what every other Google app knows, as well as every other social media app in the broadest definition, so you need to delete all those as well.
[Greenify] dimm0k:
disabling the photo sharing feature in Google+ might help...
[Greenify] dukelc:
In greenify 2.3 beta 4

No more critical system services in App Analyzer is not realy a good idea, I cant greenify some system apps I want to. They are not even in all apps. (google play, google play services,...) Mayby it should be somewere in options to enable/disable it?

Fixed the order of "More apps" in App Analyzer is ok but it is not fixed in runnig,etc.

For now best for me ver 2.2 build 11.

BTW great work. THX
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Not the case here. All apps are in order everywhere. Also, Google Play and play services show up. Maybe because they were already in the hibernation list from before.
[Greenify] dimm0k:
hrmm, sort order of "More apps" in App Analyzer fixed but not the running list for me...
[Greenify] stoneh:
thanks [MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION]！I'v tested beta4，chrome browser will fc when i switch “GCM push for greenified..”，report this！
[Greenify] habylab:
Doesn't for me, but then again, I am on the beta.
[Greenify] pitastrudl:
so i bought an android book and looky what i found :D

Sent from my GT-I9505
[Greenify] persecause:
timer coalescing, what is it?

thks
[Greenify] SkTfn:
Awesome app ! :D
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Not yet in beta 4. I'm still testing the solution.
[Greenify] sonwon:
The search button is your friend.
[Greenify] konstantinos77:
Do you know when you'll release the final version of 2.3???

I'm with v2.2 and it doesn't work so well on my device... (Samsung Galaxy S Advance)

And i'm not so sure if i want to place a beta release on my phone...

And some thing last, if some one wants previous stable versions, there is a place where we can get them?

Thank you!
[Greenify] aeroman:
when the released Betas Runs stable and all reported issues is fixed. :D ;)

Greetz

●Sent from my Galaxy S4-LTE√
[Greenify] zaini47:
You'll never know it'll work well on your phone if you not try it. Sometimes betas just work. And if follow the threads here, there are cases that prove my words :)

Sent from the other side of the world using $100 phone :D
[Greenify] aeroman:
with me works latest Beta 4 very well, better as latest Stable. :good:

Regards

●Sent from my Galaxy S4-LTE√
[Greenify] persecause:
What options recommended to put the check in experimental features? Thank you.

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[Greenify] scofield119:
Is it safe to hibernate "Google Play Services and Google Services" ??

Another question: what does the "reveal hidden sync" option do? I didn't understand ^^

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[Greenify] Lim Wee Huat:
If you care about notifications from apps, please go ahead and greenify it, including Google Play. I do greenified the above mentioned services across my devices.
[Greenify] valk791:
Is it possible to have in the first page a list of all greenifyble services? Please

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[Greenify] GzC:
Impossible, there's too many phones, most of them have different services.
[Greenify] eywan:
Using beta 4, not all application showing in the list.
[Greenify] valk791:
What do you guys suggest for nexus 4?

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[Greenify] themadproducer:
It's actually a Greenify Plugin made for Tasker that you can access within the Tasker app.
[Greenify] denzel09:
R: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT* v1.6 (Updated on Mar.23)

Ok, i founded and purchased this Tasker app. I want set: when screen goes off tasker executes greenify plugin IMMEDIATELY and so on..

Can you say me how do this with Tasker app?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
It should be something similar to this below.

Create New Profile

Name it

Event/display/display off

click green checkmark

new task

name it (optional...if you name it, then you can also create a homescreen "Task Cut" shortcut for manually initiating Hibernate.)

click +

plugin

greenpower

Hibernate now

Click Edit (you will see the word "ALL")

click green checkmark(s)
[Greenify] denzel09:
R: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT* v1.6 (Updated on Mar.23)

Perfect ;)
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
The pausing option will be added. :)

But waking up hibernated app may not behave as you expect, since the service might be impossible to resume correctly if they need special intent as service paramenter. That's why this feature is not yet implemented.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Ok that's great oasisfeng. You rock!!!

Here's a thought..a bit tricky to put into words so bear with me.

The following is what I meant by "pause on demand"...

Lets say Youtube and Google Search are hibernating. (only 2 apps on my list)

I decide to open Youtube, and then I have to go away for an hour but wish to resume youtube when I come back. Normally, when it goes into standby, Youtube will go into hibernation.

OK...so if if we can tell Tasker to flick a switch which....

- keeps all hibernated apps in hibernation (eg Google Search) No Change here.

- keep Your Hibernation app service alive No Change Here.

- allow apps to be un-hibernated (as normal) No Change Here.

***and here's the KEY..."prevent re-hibernation of any apps until further notice" So Youtube will be prevented from re-entering hibernation while Google Search stays in hibernation.

Make sense?

So we are not killing the HIBERNATION app or service...all we are doing is temporarily stopping any apps in the hibernation list from going into hibernation. (until we revert back to normal working mode)

Would this sort of implementation cause any issue?
[Greenify] oae08:
Re: [APP][3.1+] Greenify *ROOT* v1.7 beta (Updated on Mar.25)

Im having some problems with some apps not hibernating or taking long to hibernate. Ive read in forum that this may be due to other apps interfering. How can i know which apps are interfering? Can u add this option? thanks
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
I think there's another easier solution: Greenify provide a shortcut/tasker-plugin to "hibernatize specified app". You don't need to greenify YouTube (thus not managed by Cleaner service), but just manually hibernatize it when you want.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
See here for debugging options if you know how to use adb:

https://plus.google.com/112105199234363320140/posts/2rtV8B9wiaw
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
v1.7 beta is released on OP. Try it out~