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[Xposed Framework Modules] buddahj:
Does everything I want it to do. Thanks for this.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Midomad:
What settings (system,apps,etc...) should i enter to have the exactly same Phablet mode from Paranoidandroid rom?

I really miss this parameter [emoji17]

Thanks in advance.

Envoyé de mon Nexus 4 en utilisant Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] bulgareli:
Is this module works with the new update of Google Now Launcher? I tried here but it has no effect in launcher whatsoever.

Enviado de meu Nexus 5 usando Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
Did you do it for the Launcher or Search? The former is not an actual app.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Xposed Framework Modules] bulgareli:
Thanks! I did it before for the Launcher. I applied now for the search and works fine. Thanks again!

Enviado de meu Nexus 5 usando Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ja_som:
[MENTION=4322181]Tungstwenty[/MENTION]

Hi,

I have one question...

Now if I want to change language for app I can choose only languages that are in system, but there are more languages in app, but "App Settings" does not show them...

I have Moto G, where are only few languages in system (DA, DE, UK, US, ES, FR, IT, NL, NO, PL, PT, FI, SV, TR, and some Asian languages), but e.g. GravityBox contains also AR, CS, HU, SK,....

Can we have option to choose language from app, not from system?

Thank you
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
There's no generic way to do that. He wants to keep this as generic as possible.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Xposed Framework Modules] ImbaWind:
Does the 'keep screen on' feature works with Gallery app?

Im using stock 4.4.2 btw
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
Check this post: http://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/mod-app-settings-v1-7-1-2013-12-15-t2437377/post51448790
[Xposed Framework Modules] nirfun:
[MENTION=4322181]Tungstwenty[/MENTION] Suggestion:

add option to make the app think that the system language is different.

Apparently changing locale is not enough for some apps.

For example, Samsung dialer will allow T9 dialing in non-english language only if the system language has changed.

Even though I changed the locale (in app settings) to another language and the app seems to be affected (buttons are with the other language) still I can dial with T9 unless I change the whole system language.

Is there any workaround?

can you add this feature?

thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
Could it be that the dialer app relies on the behavior of a different app/package for that? For instance, the contacts provider, perhaps.

First of all we need to understand what is the reason for T9 to work or not, and the "system language" might not be the reason.

Does anyone have any info on what could be the trigger for this on the Samsung dialer?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Markox89:
I'm seeing interesting commits on GitHub :)

:highfive: to the devs and all the contributors!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Ja_som:
Thank you and I apologize that I'm not looking for it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] bhushan46:
bhushan46;52363792]hey guys please give me tutorial for changing my 4×5 app drawer to 5×5.

thanks will be really appreciated.

I am on dn3 v4 rc2 .

even u can link me there.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Lord Childe:
Brilliant Module. Some apps are so user-UNfriendly with ridiculously minuscule text/UI that you need a magnifying glass - changing DPI for specific apps to 240dpi is a perfect solution.
[Xposed Framework Modules] bhushan46:
yes bt how to do that. I tried it with per app setting .

but I am not able to find what must I do.
[Xposed Framework Modules] meatboy371:
Open

AppSettings

, select the app you want, enable

Settings

(top left) for the app and change

DPI

value.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rajeshdoot:
Add mobile data switch for par apps.
[Xposed Framework Modules] 91870:
Please add an option to change groups or packs of apps at the same time it would make it perfect
[Xposed Framework Modules] tntnt:
In Viper Rom Sense 5 for HTC Sensation, I can't get the stock gallery do appear Full Screen.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Giocarro:
Immersive mode intent for Tasker

Would it be possible to add an intent to trigger Immersive Mode programmatically with Tasker?

I know GravityBox has this feature, but to be honest I'm not keen to install a full blown package of that size only for this feature alone.

Does anyone have other ideas on how to accomplish this task? Maybe there's a script, setting or other input that could be changed with Tasker in some other way?

Thanks in advance for any help!

Cheers!

Edit: to give a complete picture, what I want to accomplish is to enable immersive mode whenever the device is put on landscape mode. Tasker can gather when the condition is met, but I need also a trigger the immersion to switch ON and OFF.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
No, not on this module.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Oz4225:
Hey.

Available to add option to change application name..(in apps draw)?

Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Jaysus88:
Hi guys!

Is there an option to change the DPI for the complete system? I just want everything to run at 320dpi and dont know how to do it. Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
No
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
If you want to change it system wide, do it through the build.prop file.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Oz4225:
Why? :eek:
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
Because that's outside the scope of this module. It changes how an app starts not how the system sees it.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
I don't think it's the kind of sense that makes sense in this module, even if you'd like to do it on a "per-app basis"
[Xposed Framework Modules] egorgoblin:
Ok, i read the whole thread and it seems that there is no solution. So i want to change Google Launcher's DPI. I got N5. Yes before it was called google now launcher. But now i have only com.google.android.launcher, com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox and com.andoid.sistemui. Ive tried all of them. Nothing worked. Please, any help. Im stuck.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tylerdurden83:
Anyone knows how to make the photosphere viewer immersive? I made the gallery immersive, and when I open normal pics it remains like that, but when I open a sphere the navigation bar pops out... I looked at the app list to see if there was another app setting to modify, but I couldnt find any that might be related to photospheres.

Cheers!
[Xposed Framework Modules] E-Chan42:
I used this to display the notification bar in SEGA's dragon coin game but my touches are lowered by the hight of the notification bar. So if I touch m, let's say x: 50 & y: 100 my phone reconizes x:50 y: 120 assuming the notification bar mesures 20 vertical pixels. I don't know if thy made much sense but I really don't know how else to explain this.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vbenkovskyy:
Swype and SystemUI have 720dp. If I set 800x1280 or any not non-standard layout I get this:

And it is real to enable Navigation bar via your app or it is SystemUI tweak in AOKP and PA?
[Xposed Framework Modules] filthyfnj24:
Will it ever be possible to change keyboard dpi's? I've tried with swiftkey, swiftkey tablet and kii keyboard and while the dpi changes, the keyboard doesn't fit to the screen. Using an HTC one x at 198 dpi, trying to change the keyboard to 240 or higher. Thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rovo89:
That's usually the case if you set a DPI for SystemUI which is different from the global DPI because the statusbar height is determined in a global class (PhoneWindowManager), not in the "app" itself. Maybe this could be fixed by recalculating the status bar height with the SystemUI DPI, but this would be an exception to the "app-agnostic code only" approach. If it works, it's up to Tungstwenty to decide whether this exception is ok.

Regarding the navigation bar: That's a general thing, not a per-app settings.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kulguy:
Do you mean the issue occurs on specific DPIs?

I tried changing DPI of Settings to 160 from 240, but it didn't work.

Also I tried changing DPI of Settings, System UI and Android System 160 and 213 from 240, which unfortunately didn't work either..

The less DPI gets, the bigger gap between an image and its frame gets.

And it feels DPI of Settings does not affect anything else, except Settings app itself.

What cause the problem is still at large..

Thanks for replying, but I think Settings is not culprit.
[Xposed Framework Modules] grinder777:
Thank you for this great module... exactly whwt I was looking for!

One feature I miss:

Would it be possible to prevent apps from starting at boottime?

Keep up this great work

and

Have fun!

tapatalked from lifetab p9516
[Xposed Framework Modules] palmuse:
Sorry Settings was a poor choice of words. I used the same "settings" in the three apps I mentioned. I only changed those specific apps. No others. Reboot. All cool.

I agree the Settings app "settings" only affect that app. It is the changes to Android System and System UI that make it all work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
Try this I think it works

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2432359

[APP][XPOSED][4.0.3+] Xposed module BootManager
[Xposed Framework Modules] vbenkovskyy:
Any chance to influense on PhoneWindowManager via your app in future?
[Xposed Framework Modules] r0lZ:
Great app! It is probably the solution to most tweaks I want to do ant that, without Xposed and App Settings, would require several apps. Thanks!

I have already used it to force the "normal rotation" with several badly writen or old apps. For most tools, that works fine. But for most games, you cannot force the normal rotation, as if the game has been written for, say, the portrait mode, using it in landscape mode makes it crash, or at least its display is distorted. I know that App Settings cannot magically fix that problem, but I would like to use it to force some apps to accept the "reversed portrait" mode. An app can be programmed to accept portrait (or landscape) mode in the two possible orientations : normal or reverse (up side down). AFAIK, an app that works fine in normal portrait mode works also well in reversed portrait mode, but may crash when the tablet is reversed if it tries to go in landscape mode for a short moment. That rotation permissions are therefore useful to restrict the orientation to the modes really supported by the app. Currently, afaik, that "portrait sensor" and "landscape sensor" permissions are not supported by AS. It's a pity imo. My tablet has its connectors on the "wrong side", and it's a pain to use it in normal portrait mode with the USB connector plugged.

Can you add the two orientations "portrait sensor" and "landscape sensor"? (Adding also other missing modes like reversed portrait might be a good idea, but imo it's less useful.)

Thanks in advance.
[Xposed Framework Modules] m0han:
not sure what you mean here, but the switch is 'ON'. please check the screenshots for enabled settings.....
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
Your screenshots are broken.

The first one is a link to a picture, not an actual picture. The second one: the host must not like hot-links.
[Xposed Framework Modules] m0han:
click on the first link and on that page click on the thumbnail below "Image Preview". my actual screenshot will then open in a new tab/window.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rovo89:
No, I mean you should check in the Xposed Installer app and make sure App Settings is checked there in the modules section. Also check in the framework section that the framework is active.
[Xposed Framework Modules] stevew84:
I hope I'm in the right spot....

I'm using the newest Xposed Installer and the App Settings Module with Xenon HD 4.2.2. I can get everything to install correctly no problem, but I can't get the per app DPI to stick. I change an app to say 200DPI, i get the pop up asking to kill the app to use new settings, but the DPI doesn't stick.

I don't know what I'm doing wrong.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
Here's the full list of possibilities: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/R.attr.html#screenOrientation

I permitted only the ones that at the time seemed to me as the relevant ones, but you're right that some others can be useful. The list will be larger and perhaps a bit harder to understand based solely on a short description, but the added functionality might compensate for that.

What do you guys think of having these values?

* (default): whatever the system + application developer meant, with no changes

* Normal rotation: "unspecified", normal system behavior influenced by the user definitions (locked/unlocked) and could allow 180º or not depending on the device

* Always portrait: "portrait", forced display with 0º rotation

* Always landscape: "landscape", forced display with 270º rotation (?), i.e. the screen will be permanently rotated 90º clockwise

* Force auto-rotation: "sensor", will always auto-rotate between 0º, the 2 landscape possibilities, and 180º might work or not depending on the device (all this irrespective of the user's screen rotation definition)

* Auto landscape: "sensorLandscape", same as "landscape" but will always change between 270º and 90º rotation as you tilt the device

* Auto portrait: "sensorPortrait", same for "portrait" mode. But this won't enable 180º if the device doesn't use it already, so this is worthless IMO

* Always reverse landscape: "reverseLandscape", same as "landscape" but permanently rotated 90º COUNTERclockwise

* Always reverse portrait: "reversePortrait", permamently locked at 180º rotation (upside down)

* Force full-rotation: "fullSensor", same as "sensor" but will include the 180º rotation

(bold entries are the ones that currently exist)

As for the other values, I don't think it's relevant to add them: user, behind, nosensor, sensorPortrait, userLandscape/Portrait, fullUser (this one might justify a dedicated system-wide module), locked

Any opinion on this? Will it make it too verbose and difficult to choose?

What about the order to include? Ideally the bold ones should maintain their position, to avoid having to code compatibility settings.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
Is the module active? Go to the About panel and see if there's a red warning text.

The module must be activated after installation, by ticking its checkbox inside Xposed Installer and rebooting.
[Xposed Framework Modules] stevew84:
I clicked on About, in the App Settings, right? And there is no red warning text, BUT, the App Settings Module is checked in Xposed Installer.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
If the checkbox is ON, it's correct (confirmed by no warning being displayed).

I suggest you try other settings and other apps, to see what might be the issue.

Which package are you changing the DPI for? Is it a "regular app"?

Is it "android" hoping you get a system wide DPI change? Cause that won't work.

Additionally, there are a few packages for which a reboot is usually needed (SystemUI, for instance).
[Xposed Framework Modules] stevew84:
See I've used Xposed in the past, before the 4.3 Alpha came along, and before the most recent update for Xposed. I used to never have problems changing the DPI of gmail, messaging, etc. Only now am I having issues.
[Xposed Framework Modules] r0lZ:
Thanks for considering my suggestion.

Currently, I use the "Set Rotation" app, that works pretty well, but is global to the system and cannot apply a particular setting to a particular app. It has the following orientation modes: Disabled (the app closes itself), Default (same as disabled but the app remains active), Automatic (sensor, but obey the restrictions imposed by the hardware), Automatic (full) (the 4 orientations are possible anyway), Landscape, Landscape (reverse), Landscape (sensor), Portrait, Portrait (reverse) and Portrait (sensor). IMO, all that modes are useful, although with my tablet, Automatic and Automatic (full) have exactly the same effect. Of course, Disabled is irrelevant for your app.

BTW, I don't understand why you have stroked out the Auto Portrait mode. For my tablet, it's probably the most useful. It works pretty well for all apps that are made to run in standard portrait mode, and allows you to use the device upside down if you wish. It's what I need to have the USB connector on top instead of on my knees. It works exactly like Auto Landscape, with no restriction. Please implement it! It might be useless for most phone users (I don't have a phone to test it), but it is very interesting for the owners of tablets.

Thanks again.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rovo89:
Yes, such things have to be expected and probably can't be fixed (at least not on a generic basis). By using App Settings, you basically modify the app to do something that it wasn't built for. This game probably didn't expect that that status bar is hidden, so the developers might not have thought about this when building the gaming engine.
[Xposed Framework Modules] E-Chan42:
Is there no chance to make the notification bar overlap the foregound fullscreen app so I can see the bar without moving the app down to make space for the bar.
[Xposed Framework Modules] rovo89:
I don't think that is a standard functionality in Android. There are a few exceptions, but in general, App Settings makes use of standard functions that developers could use in their apps, but they didn't (e.g. because they didn't think it would be useful, or would raise too much confusion for the average user).
[Xposed Framework Modules] SLver:
i dont know why but i use this module to change the dpi and the screen (DP) of the aosp browser in My Nexus 5 to look as the one of a tabler (to have tabs) but suddenly it stop working, well it is partially working because the "force auto rotation" part is working, but what could cause this... very weird...

Oh forget about it, i know what happened now... duh
[Xposed Framework Modules] hd_scania:
My settings menus are in phone UI yet that I've not yet found a setting applying onto settings menu..:(

How we apply settings from you onto the settings menus? Thanks for your valued reminder.:)

Using root Samsung Crater in a stock rom
[Xposed Framework Modules] MeltingSnowman:
Hello, I just want to thank rovo89 for his amazing work. I've been testing your framework for a few months now on gingerbread, ics and jellybean. Everything is fine, installation super simple and reliable but there's one thing that I don't understand. When I use the appsetting module I can't manage to change the resolution to the game "Ingress". I did many tests but didn't get it work with "Ingress", some other apps has the same "issue" but overall the module works pretty good. All the other settings works with every app. I don't have busybox installed. Anybody can help me? Thanks!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
This mod allows you to override the reported DPI that apps read, which for most of them will influence the size (or "zoom level") for icons and text.

However, not all apps use that info alone to draw their contents, so it's perfectly normal that you'll find some that won't change in the same way that most apps do. This is particularly true for apps such as games that don't render regular android elements but rather drawn canvas for games, etc.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Yuna:
Hmm, i am using MIUI v5 and WSM tools.

For some reason i can't change DPI/Locale.

But can successfully change Hide form Recents, change orientation profile.

Where can i look what the hell?

Also i don't see app icons in app list.

v 1.8

app_process v55

XposedBridge v52
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
I don't know if there are incompatibilities with MIUI's resources mechanism.

Can you post the contents of the Xposed log file?

Xposed Installer -> Logs -> Share

As for the app icons not appearing, that might register some hints in the regular logcat, so post that as well.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Yuna:
Xposed log

http://pastebin.com/XnQKbwKZ

as for logcat - it's disabled for me right now

Edit: IDK when it happened - before i changed MIUI version from 2013 to current (half-year skip ahead, but still android 4.2.2) or after i updated xposed
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
There are some issues with one of your other modules, pro.burgerz.wsm.mods.mithemes, but I don't know if it has anything to do with what you're reporting.

I have no way of knowing if the symptoms you mentioned are related with the MIUI version unless some dev that is using MIUI himself can troubleshoot the problem, sorry.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Yuna:
disabled other modules - no luck

rollback to older xposed - no luck

i guess it's something in new MIUI roms is wrong (or simply latest is buggy one)
[Xposed Framework Modules] BongoCZ:
Not working

Hi,

I have HTC One Google Edition with Android 4.4.2. Before Kit Kat I've been successfully using App Settings, for example for changing of language in Google Maps, so I could have system in english, but Maps with voice navigation in another language.

I have not used App Settings since upgrading to Kit Kat. Now I tried to install it again, but it seems no changes made in App Settings are really reflected in any application. Even changing of language in Google Maps is not working anymore.

Any idea why it's not working / how to find out why it's not working?

Xposed says its version is 50, App Settings 1.8.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Yuna:
Hmm, looks like you are having the same issue i am having.

But for me, MIUI was only doing some preparations for KitKat (yet some devices has updated to KK).
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
Any error on the XposedInstaller's log panel?

Did you try applying the language on apps other than Maps?

I recall that at some point I had to change the language for package com.google.android.maps.mytracks as well, otherwise my navigation would not work in the language I wanted. This was due to a change on the maps app, not the system (I'm not using KK yet, btw)
[Xposed Framework Modules] BongoCZ:
I don't see any errors in log.

I tried changing language in some other apps. It does not work.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Tungstwenty:
Version 1.9 is now available on the repository.

Check post #2 for the list of changes.

Please note that

Xposed Framework 2.6 is required

for this update.

It is also recommended that you update AppSettings to 1.9 as soon as you update the framework, otherwise resource changes (e.g. DPI) will no longer work properly.
[Xposed Framework Modules] megamanDJ:
Problem solver

I'm not sure if it has been mentioned yet. I tried reading through the posts until I realized there were 90 more to go. I've been using this app for a while now and its one of my favorite "root benefit" apps. It has become especially beneficial for me when I come across a "dead on arrival" app download that just force closes from the start with the "out of memory" issue, which happens more than just rarely. I found that with almost every one I come across like that you can change the setting for screen dp and solve that pain-in-the-ass problem with only a couple fine tunings. With my Galaxy S4 I just start off by setting the dp to around 380 and go from there until I can get past the incompatibility issue with the resources. Works every time, and I was able to go back and get those apps I hated to have to leave behind. It's been nice being able to pass this knowledge on to so many other victims who were blasting their 1 star reviews on Google Play for "apps that don't work"!

Thanks you for developing this wonderful little tool! There aren't very many apps that hold their value quite as long as this one has been doing!

Peace out
[Xposed Framework Modules] kenshinta:
Where do I get

Xposed Framework 2.6 is required

? http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.installer still is at v2.5.1

EDIT:

ah well NVM saw it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] The Fer-Shiz-Nizzle:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=52632524
[Xposed Framework Modules] rovo89:
Keep in mind that Xposed 2.6 is still in beta phase. If you prefer to stay on a stable version, don't update App Settings yet.