yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Greenify] Computoncio:
Permissions matches, if installing again doesn't solve, don't know what to suggest more :(.

Hope it works.

Phone: Samsung Galaxy SII - GT-I9100

Kernel: Dorimanx kernel v9.40 - Computoncio build

1st ROM : Vanilla RootBox unofficial 20130907 by Nico_60 (Online)

2nd ROM : Resurrection Remix v4.0.4

MODEM: Modem+RIL - XXLS8

MODS: My RR mods, My RB mods, Partition Fix, ASUL v5.1.1 by Kroz :good: and V6 SuperCharger:p
[Greenify] bso44:
Since I updated to beta5 this morning, I'm not getting my Google Voice notifications which I have greenified. I have NOT greenified Google Play Services.
[Greenify] danial.aw:
I am using the latest Pacman rom and for some reason the donation settings for Greenify aren't working :S... every reboot they go back to being off... sort of really annoying...

- it is definitely not an xposed issue because other modules are working fine and it was working good before too... so it might be the new update :S

- EDIT 2

downgrade to beta 4 and its working fine now again....
[Greenify] tsalta:
Can someone provide me link with 1.95 beta 5

Because in the market is 1.92 and i wana try out the latest version

Thanks
[Greenify] manbat:
Join Google+ group.....that's how to get beta..
[Greenify] javifdezwow:
Nice

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[Greenify] rafaelcantarela:
Hi, I did exactly what [MENTION=1326600]codmaster[/MENTION] said and solved the problem, but I did after my question, I only saw the answer now, but if anyone has the same problem just follow [MENTION=1326600]codmaster[/MENTION] instructions!

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[Greenify] Redaaku:
Same issue here. I started facing this issue after restoring a CWM backup. I am using a Xperia stock ICS(4.0.4) ROM. And using super user root app.
[Greenify] KreNtal:
Hi all,

I'm on cm 10.2 (android 4.3)

with latest supersu installed and I just found this app (free version) but auto hibernation does not work. Ideas?

Edit: i read about Google maps, so it's all ok. Thanks for this great app.
[Greenify] Pinan:
I would expect that outcome. Why did you Greenify Google Voice?
[Greenify] bso44:
Because it's got GCM push. On Beta4 with it greenfied, I still got notifications.
[Greenify] Pinan:
I see. I also asked because I use GV and I get no wakelocks/drain worth discussing. My phone deep sleeps 98-99% at 0.1-0.3%hr drain.

Just curious
[Greenify] flysoftware:
Have greenify latest version installed on hypervisor rom. No longer able to see app icon or find settings. Battery life great but now mysic, podcasts, etc only run about 2 min then stop. Also clock in menu bar doesn't keep time accurately. Must have shot self in for with setting, but can't find how to unwind. Help!
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Not sure about your issue. Could you please try disabling auto-hibernation in Greenify to see if your problem continues.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Please try re-granting root privilege in SuperUser. If it can't help, use other root management tool instead.
[Greenify] flysoftware:
this started right after enabling auto hibernate but I no longer have a way to open the app
[Greenify] Mad Marty:
What if you go into the Play Store, look it up and choose open? Or via Settings - Applications?

You have probably Greenified too much applications
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Can you confirm whether the experimental features were reset to unchecked?
[Greenify] bso44:
Experimental features are still checked.
[Greenify] dcop7:
It is possible to add a button to hibernate all the apps in the state "Pending"? Sometimes I have several apps to hibernate and I have to select one at a time to hibernate right away.

Thank you.
[Greenify] :
If you hold click an app it will enable multiple selection, so you can select multiple apps and then press the zzz button. Or you place the hibernate widget on your homescreen. When you press it all pending apps will be hibernated immediately :)
[Greenify] draskome:
Beta 5 is working smooth and without any visible issue (CM10.1).

It is quite easy to configure it, but I would still suggest some additional polishing and simplifying of the user interface.

Thank you :o
[Greenify] sordna:
Search your widgets, there's a widget "Hibernate now" that does exactly that.
[Greenify] Antieco:
My atrix's battery life has improved so much after greenify! many thanks to the dev!

The xposed pluggin works perfect with system apps (specially with google services)
[Greenify] Geraldao:
Using donation beta5 version on 4.2.2.

Everything is ok except this:

Each time i reboot experimental options are unchecked.

Is this normal or i missed something ?

Envoyé depuis mon LG en utilisant l'application XDA
[Greenify] oldslowdiver:
+1

Yes, there is, but I would love to have this option in-app
[Greenify] themadproducer:
I agree.

There are times, when we are testing our hibernation list, troubleshooting etc, looking at our list of Pending apps, and it would be so simple and convenient to have a wee little button that initiates hibernation.... nestled easily between the "refresh" and the "+" button with the Greenify UI itself. That way we can stay in the app and view the real time result...especially if an app is being stubborn and resisting hibernation etc.
[Greenify] cesar65:
Play Store does not update greenify

Hi,

first of all thanks for this great app. Since about two months I am a happy user.

I installed greenify root v 1.92 and the donation package from the play store. Since then I did not receive an update notification in play store. Recently I checked if there was a new version available and there it was! It is now 1.95 beta5 but that seems to be available in play store. However, I cannot update greenify via play store. What did I miss here? The fact that it is still beta should not be a problem since the store shows that version in the notes.

Not directly related, but recently i updated xposed to version 2.2 and noticed that I do not find greenify in the list of the installable modules and hence probably also not with updates of installed modules. But it is shown in the installed modules list, so it works (but I knew that already). Why is it that I don't see greenify in that list? FYI, I have also xprivacy installed and that is shown in xposed as expected.

My System: sgs i9000 with CM 10.1.2, may it live long and prosper :cool:

TIA

Cesar
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
You have to Opt-In to the beta program with the link at the bottom of the OP.
[Greenify] cesar65:
Ok, thanks. Would that enable updates with beta versions via play store? That concept is new to me.

And yes, I may not have read that first post careful enough to notice that.

So as it is now, I would only get an update to 1.95 (non beta). I can live with that, I just wanted to make sure that update via play store works correctly. But then I only know it when I did an update that way. I'll just wait some more time...
[Greenify] Pkt_Lnt:
Yes
[Greenify] Dan Law 001:
Hey developer of the Greenify app, in the future could you make a possibility for us to select when the apps will automatically be hibernated?
[Greenify] mrasquinho:
Great request!

HTC One . 32GB . Silver \\ ROM . Android Revolution HD 20.2 by mike1986 \\ KERNEL . Stock \\ RADIO . 4A.19.3263.13_10.38j.1157.04L \\ FIRMWARE . 3.09.401.1​
[Greenify] Dan Law 001:
Inspired by the eco-friendly feature of OS X Maverick where apps automatically kill themselves if not in use.
[Greenify] neol23:
I've joined the testing community, how can I get the latest beta?
[Greenify] JYJY:
Just download from play store as usual. You have to wait awhile after you joined the beta.
[Greenify] CarstenDutch:
Uninstall the regular Greenify, install the beta one from playstore after applying for the beta.
[Greenify] juliatan:
Greenify not working on Nexus 7 (2013) with rooted stock 4.3

Greenify is not working on Nexus 7 (2013) with rooted stock Android 4.3. Greenified (non-system) apps keep restarting themselves. While on my Galaxy phone with CM 10.1 first and now Slim Bean 4.2.2 Greenify is working flawlessly, I hope his is fixed soon. Greenify was one of three major reasons to root my new Nexus 7. (Other reasons cifs and fuse also not working on stock 4.3 by the way). When it works I will certainly buy paid version like I was going to.
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
What occasion option would you expect besides the current one?
[Greenify] oasisfeng:
Does it happen to all of your greenified apps, or some of them?

On Android 4.3, you need to use the newest version of SuperSU to correctly support root privilege.
[Greenify] neol23:
Thanks, it worked :)
[Greenify] Don Lelli:
I also would like this! Some apps i would like to hibernate directly and some could wait a bit longer!

Thanks for a wonderful app!
[Greenify] Wodzu_91:
Hi there.

Is it possible to use the option premium (Donate version), but without the framework Xposed?

I have a strange feeling that Xposed slows down my phone.

I use Samsung Galaxy S
[Greenify] NicholasQ:
What's your reasoning?
[Greenify] AquilaDroid:
But the answer is no...

From my (Toro) G-Nex
[Greenify] skuppej:
Can anybody help me out by explaining how Greenify actually works its magic? Does it just run a service "capsule" in the background that constantly monitors active processes that have been "Greenified" and forces these processes to go into "Hibernate" mode when the screen is off, and prevents any partial wakes?

If this is how it is working, why do we need the auto-hibernation mode?

Thanks guys.

skuppej
[Greenify] tcat007:
I'm very happy with this app no matter how it does its magic. Just curious what a typical number of "Android System" wake up triggers is. I have 49 in 15 hours (WLD). Also shows "Main" and "Powermanagerservice.display" at 45 minutes. No clue if I can Greenify those.
[Greenify] mbze430:
wow.. ****.. I have 179 wakelocks (WLD) in 7.25 hours...... now I am pissed!
[Greenify] tcat007:
I was looking at "Wakeup Triggers". Under "PowerManagerService.Wakelocks I show 10 minutes, x630. Is that 630 wakelocks?
[Greenify] cart00nero:
Goood work!

Donated.

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[Greenify] lvnatic:
I don't understand how this app works but I always have a lot of apps in pending mode. Greenify says it will hibernate them shortly after the screen goes off but I don't care about my tablet when the screen is off, I want it to be smooth when I'm using it. I thought that at the moment when I'm switching the screen to a new app, the previous one will instantly hibernate, not after I lock the screen, lol what's the point of that?
[Greenify] neol23:
The app idea is to decrease battery usage in idle mode mate... Not when u use ur phone/tablet.

Read OP! :)
[Greenify] lvnatic:
So this app doesn't improve the performance whatsoever?
[Greenify] themadproducer:
IF...

- your device has minimal physical ram (eg....old devices under 500mb)

- you have apps that consume too much memory and they keep re-spawning after being manually KILLED or killed by the Android...

- you have apps that are not run often, but are loaded into ram at boot...and you don't want them to do that...

- you have apps that are BUSY (naughty) doing unwanted background crap TAXING your CPU and consuming ram...

THEN...

Greenify is the answer.

By default, your chosen Greenify apps will be hibernated and stay hibernated 3-5min after screen off. This will help the above scenario by possibly BETTER performance when the screen is ON, and possibly less battery drain when the screen is ON...and ESPECIALLY less battery drain in STANDBY with the screen OFF...when you want the BATTERY to not DRAIN.

Most apps will STAY HIBERNATED until the next time when they are manually LAUNCHED. But REMEMBER... this means that they are not PRELOADED into ram either...and may take slightly longer to load. (But far less time than freezing an app)

BEST ADVICE...

- if an app is used often

- and/or if it doesn't show unnecessary battery draining background activity

- or if you need to always keep it loaded and ready in ram to launch fast (eg dialer, lockscreen or Home Screen Launcher)

- or if it doesn't consume much ram

THEN DON'T HIBERNATE the app. :D

...and READ the O.P. as was recommended. ;)
[Greenify] sordna:
You can instantly hibernate apps on demand, by adding the "Hibernate Now" widget to your screen and using it. You could also use something like Llama to trigger the "Hibernate Now" action for any event of your choosing. However what you thought (switching from one app to another), does not trigger instant hibernation.
[Greenify] juliatan:
My excuse.I found out it is working indeed, but did not understand the app enough. Probably because on my phone with 1st Cyanogenmod and now Slim Bean always use option backbutton to kill apps, so those apps never showed running for that reason. Unfortionatly that option is not in stock Android 4.3.

That is just more reason this app is a livesaver, because with this app I can hibernate them all at once when running.I've put almost all my apps except for widget, keyboard and some in Greenify list so they show also when running even stealth and kill, excuse me hibernate, all running apps at once after multiselect. Also checked if Greenified apps hibernate after 3-5 minutes sleep, that works too. Running apps were not hibernated after reboot Android by the way. But working hibernate after sleep and manual use combined is more than good enough for me.

So with much gratitude I just bought your donation-version. Noticed and read extra options need Xposed. I have to reconsider using that, because my phone became slower and more batteryconsuming with it. Although the reason fot that is most likely the app xPrivacy for wich I installed xPosed for.I will first study the Xposed xda-thread again also about if and how unharmfull for system if removing Xposed when not wanted anymore.

Thanks again!
[Greenify] juliatan:
Just made non greenifiable system apps Greenified

Probably already done and written about. But could not find anything about it. But I just did a little experiment on my Nexus 7 Flo with stock Android 4.3. And here it works well, apps concerned are now Greenified and working well.Off course at own risk.Only non crucial system apps off course which are avaible in Play Store. I did this for now with Hangouts, Gmail and Youtube

The following is a text I made for my own backup:

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Making non crucial Google system apps non-aystem apps, so they can be greenified on rooted stock Android 4.3

Tried succesfully with Hangouts, Gmail and Youtube.

-Open App Settings and find the app you want removed as system app

-Stop the app and clear it's data and cache. Disable it and when asked remove update

-With a root explorer (such as ES) and proper permissions go to root/system/app and remove the app (and odex if there) to a an other backup-folder on SD (for restoring if needed)

-reboot phone

-install the app via Play Store

Now the app are fully working, but can also be Greenified.

Probably not wih original Android bootloader from Google. But if official OTA-update in future will not work, you can remove those apps (first clear data and cache when in app-settings). Reboot. Than copy the backupped apps (with odex if included) back to root/system/app. And reboot.

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[Greenify] Genesis Knight:
Got the donation version because of the GCM hibernation, but it looks like I'm not getting notifications from Facebook Messenger? I thought that this was supposed to allow GCM to wake the app...?
[Greenify] sshafranko:
I think you can just rename the apk with bak in system\app folder after it and you dont have to move it then. Kills a step or 2.

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[Greenify] neol23:
The easiest way is to convert system into user app with TB ;).
[Greenify] juuldroid:
Probably true!

I just did it very organized in case of Google's official OTA-update errors and I have to put them back. That's why I also reïnstalled them via Play Store while for certain I will never use Hangouts. (Gmail has become very nice but I use other email-apps. Youtube sometimes). In case the update if needed will be tricked the apps are on the system.

(Agenda, Currents, W-mail, Google Play Games, Google Play Music, Google+ and Keep for now I keep disabled in app-settings).

Off course it could also happen Google's OTA-update reïnstalls those apps to system. Who knows what happens with same apps twice installed. I better learn in advance how to safe boot Android and stuff in case of major error's...hahaha

I just don't want those unwanted apps running themselves all the time.

Still I am considering a custom rom if I can't get cifs and fuse back which are not natively supported by stock Android 4.3. But untill than I love being able to get official OTA's when possible.
[Greenify] juliatan:
Good tip. Will look into that. Also if when needed you can convert them back to system-app in case of OTA-error because of missing system app, like I discussed above.
[Greenify] ulanbukas:
best application sor far for me
[Greenify] LegendM:
Most usefull app for me
[Greenify] Rashiel:
Don't really know why this app is so good?

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[Greenify] sordna:
difference of donation version when NOT getting xposed

Hi,

can you use the Greenify donate version, without installing the xposed framework?

If so, does it have any additional capabilities compared to the free version, when used that way (without xposed) ?
[Greenify] MBurns2:
You cannot..

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[Greenify] sordna:
You mean, even if you don't use the experimental features, the donation version will not even work like the free version?

It will complain about xposed missing and just quit ?
[Greenify] popthosegaskets:
The free version has no experimental features, so if you want them you need the donation version and Xposed module installed.

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[Greenify] tariq2kn:
How to greenify the google services framework & google play services?
[Greenify] sordna:
my question was very clear:

Does the donate version work without having xposed installed ? Mburns2 says it doesn't work. As in: it doesn't work at all, it does nothing at all. So does it work or not? Of course I don't want experimental features, but I want to know if the donate version works. I don't want to buy the donate version if it's not going to work without FORCING me to put the xposed framework.

My 2nd question is, assuming the donate version works without xposed, does it have any extra features (not experimental) over the free version ?
[Greenify] rignfool:
It is all plainly stated in the OP...

Stop spamming the same question and read...

THE XPOSED FRAMEWORK IS REQUIRED FOR THE EXPERIMENTAL FEATURES
[Greenify] sordna:
Do you even know how to read ? I DO NOT WANT EXPERIMENTAL FEATURES. Read my post again and kick yourself.

I want to use the donate version to support the developer, but I won't do it if the app forces me to install xposed.
[Greenify] rignfool:
OK...

So if you don't want the experimental features...

Shocker here...

DONT INSTALL XPOSED

nuff said...
[Greenify] sordna:
My question is still not answered. Sigh. Ok, will pm oasisfeng and will only get the donate version if he answers my 2 questions:

1. Does the donate version work without XPOSED.

2. Does the donate version have any non-experimental features over the free version.... such as greenifying system apps, which works fine if I do "am force-stop" on the terminal, so I know the functionality from Android point of view works without XPOSED.
[Greenify] themadproducer:
As well as I know this app, I don't have the answers for you.

BUT...why not support the DEV...it is minimal $$$.

Cheers :laugh:
[Greenify] rignfool:
Seriously?!

The "donate version" is a key... That unlocks experimental features... That won't work without xposed installed...

And for the 10000th time in the thread... System app greenifying requires xposed framework...

Asking again won't get you a different answer
[Greenify] sordna:
OK but just as an FYI, you can hibernate system apps with the "am force-stop" command on the android terminal.

You don't need any framework, just root. I am able to hibernate google docs and news & weather from any terminal as follows:

su

am force-stop com.google.android.apps.genie.geniewidget

am force-stop com.google.android.apps.docs

So what I'm hoping oasisfeng will do, is allow the donate version to do this, without requiring the Xposed framework. I will gladly pay for it. I don't care about GCM stuff, only want greenify to do a simple "am force-stop", which I verified technically works, at least on some system apps, without intrusive frameworks.
[Greenify] neol23:
U should have donated version and xposed, so u can hibernate system apps. And latetst version of course...

Or, u can convert system apps to user apps using TW and then greenify them as all other apps.

Be careful with this, though ;).
[Greenify] Looki75:
Let me answer to your questions in another way...

1. If you want to support the dev, GO AHEAD and buy the donate version

2. Then CHECK by yourself if it works without Xposed framework

2a. If it does, you're fine, although I don't think ANY of the new feature will be available. Here also, check for yourself.

2b. If it does NOT work at all without Xposed then UNINSTALL the donate add-on WITHOUT claiming your money back. Your donation still supports the dev, that was your goal, no?

Bottom line: your questions are non-issues. Just go ahead and donate. For the rest, test for yourself and share with us if you feel like to.
[Greenify] bso44:
1. The donate version is just a key that unlocks the experimental features. So yes, if you purchase the donate key, Greenify will still work without Xposed.

2. The donate key does not unlock any non-experimental features. You will not be able to greenify system apps without Xposed.
[Greenify] MBurns2:
this one can be one of the best app !:good:

i have some problem with whatsapp notification..some of you tried to help me but i didn't solve my problem..

I tried to unistall,delete data,reinstall whatsapp but if i greenify it i cannot receive any notification..hope one day to find the right solution.thanks
[Greenify] bogdan1980:
I find an bug or an feature?

Opt-out, i disable it but after every restart it get back to enabled.

So what's the deal here?
[Greenify] naiponnoi:
Must-have app. I did try it. It really works. My Alcatel is now speedy. Amazing.
[Greenify] Funchumm:
HI,

I installed V6 Supercharger in my ROM and then I can't Greenify anymore. It's always "failed to auto hibernate apps".

How can I fix this? reinstalling didn't worked.

Thanks

Sent from my Novo7 Venus
[Greenify] pitastrudl:
did you bulletproof any apps?

Sent from my GT-I9505
[Greenify] tobymacfreak:
Definitely helps!

Have been using this for forever, thanks for all of the hard work. :good:
[Greenify] ayoubij:
[MENTION=4376588]oasisfeng[/MENTION] can you please release new playstore version (not beta) that makes it more aggressive, currently latest playstore version is not greenifying my stuff :(

Thank you
[Greenify] thracemerin:
Why not just join the beta? If you join the group you'll get the beta from the play store.
[Greenify] rignfool:
Why would you advertise that you are ripping off a dev?
[Greenify] Funchumm:
That's the weird thing about it. I haven't bulletproof any app.
[Greenify] justmpm:
Sorry for the interruption, I did a little thread cleaning.

Please try and keep this thread on topic. This is a popular (busy) thread, so it is especially important that all posts be about Greenify, so please report any problems, rather than trying to deal with them in the thread.

Thanks a lot!
[Greenify] anuj_blaster:
Auto hibernation does not work on following apps.. Ebay..olx..xda premium..poweramp..whatsapp..

Is it something to do with my ph/rom?

- Samsung galaxy s -cm 10.2
[Greenify] themadproducer:
Can you manually hibernate them from withing the Greenify app itself?

Also, are you using widgets with those said apps?

One of my apps, Rdio, auto hibernates, but wakes up after some time due to the widget.

Finally, are you using the latest Beta version?
[Greenify] rafaelcantarela:
How can I download and install beta version?

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