yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
Seems :D

I have to say i have disabled notifications completely on the lockscreen, i should enable and check...

Btw, dont miss the optione to enable the status bar on lockscreen, this is the way i use my device!

EDIT: For me it worked with Android 6 on Nexus 7 (except the 1pt hight uncolored space, bu did not find better way). As you use 6P stock it should too - which settings you have for locscreen&notifications?
[Xposed Framework Modules] SCrid2000:
Any idea why NotifyClean is using so much mobile data?
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
NotifyClean has no permission to access internet...

Maybe you did an rom update without cleaning data&cache and now the IDs are not correct of the installed apps
[Xposed Framework Modules] SCrid2000:
That would certainly make sense, much appreciated. I was looking at the permissions with xprivacy and noticed there's no web access.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Magissia:
Hi, it seems to be only with ASUS' applications.
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
Then you need another module, which prevents apps from use vibration. Not sure if something exists
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kirrrr:
I have a pretty tricky question.

I used to turn on persistent status bar icons in Skype and Viber to always see their actual network state. But the corresponding notification elements in drawer are entirely unnecessary for me and just eat drawer space.

Is there some way to hide away the notification element from the drawer but leave the status bar icon? :confused:

Regards!
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
Yes, also the other direction, but only with donate version
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kirrrr:
Looks like it isn't listed in the Donate feature list.

In the Changelog a following is stated:

Looks like there are some issues with this feature on Lollipop (I am using CM12.1).

Is there a way to test it without donation? Some trial period? Or buy (and refund, if needed) is the only way?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kirrrr:
[MENTION=4501300]defim[/MENTION], after some thinking I guess I have to formulate my question more clearly.

I want to hide away persistent notifications of some apps (first of all Skype and Viber) from drawer but leave their status bar icons.

Though I do not want to change ordinary behaviour of other notifications (incoming messages, requests, etc.) coming from those apps, they must appear in standard manner.

Can I set up NotifyClean [Donate] for such scenario? :confused:

Regards!

P.S. Just for background.

Maybe someone will find an idea for himself among this mindflow. =)

I used to treat persistent Viber, Skype, etc. network status indicators more like system status indicators for WiFi and mobile network. Nowadays the networks like Viber and Skype are frequently almost as basic services as GSM. Thus there is no common sence in persistent notifications in drawer for those features. (Again, I'm not talking about such temporary notifications as message notifications or ongoing notifications.)

Moreover I'll be very glad to see those persistent indicators aligned to the right (as system indicators are made) to implement simple principle: basic persistent status indicators (without notifications) are on the right, while all other ordinary notifications/indicators are on the left.

(Urgh... My English seems too weak for explanation of such complex thoughts... I hope it is readable though. ))) )

UPD: For thus who interested: I've found the solution: [INDEX] Xposed Modules Collection
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
[MENTION=5439262]Kirrrr[/MENTION]: The option is only per app configurable, as only the package name is available at the point where it is hidden. So i have (atm) no ideo how to achive this.

Play Store has a "2 hours trial" by refund option...
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kirrrr:
[MENTION=4501300]defim[/MENTION], thank you for the answer!

I guess my question was slightly incorrect. I don't want NotifyClean to distinguish between persistent and not persistent notification of some app. Distinguishing is up on me with filters or direct selection of several desired notifications. My question is: Can NotifyClean hide drawer elements for selected notifications of some app while other notifications of this app stay untouched?

Regards!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Nergal di Cuthah:
are you asking if blocking is all or nothing? In other words " if an application's notifications are all blocked or none blocked?" then the answer is no, applications can have certain notifications blocked (even by using a regex style filtering) and others not.

For instance, I can block android system from telling me open wifi is available, but still allow it to tell me car mode is enabled)
[Xposed Framework Modules] mickey4mice:
[MENTION=4501300]defim[/MENTION] is it possible to add these 2 options(per app of course):

1 - completely disallow expanded notification

2 - disallow auto expand of notification, manual mode only
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
1) No, only contend based. maybe the regex helps you. But i think there is another module which disabled it for all apps (dont remember name)

2) Android auto-exands only to notification on top. So if you set some other app to the top by set a high "priority" (per app in NC) the other will not auto-expanded
[Xposed Framework Modules] aoleary:
Hi [MENTION=4501300]defim[/MENTION]

Can you add the option to have a timeout for the notification?

For example, I have the notification for Kernel Adiutor that confirms that my custom kernel settings have been implemented at boot, however, once I have that confirmation notification, I would like it to clear after 5 - 10 seconds. Is that possible to add to your module?

Bought the donation app for all of your apps as I find them quite useful :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] tbv2005:
Hi, [MENTION=4501300]defim[/MENTION] running the donate version on Nexus 6P with stock 6.01.

When trying to hide just the notification (and not the icon) of a persitant notification I have the following behaviour. In 20 of the cases it's working fine. In 50 % of the cases there is still a white bar shown (as others reported for lockscreen) in 30% of the casses this bar is not withe but transparent. From time to time the behaviour even toggles when you keep the status bar down.

Problem is that this white bar overlays the notification which should be visible there, so you are not able to see it.

When long pressing the white bar and goign to app info it's going to the app you supressed the notification for.

I already disabled all other exposed modules to see if it inteferes with another one and also tried several apps but always the same behaviour.

Is there anything I missed to setup? If not what logs would be needed to check on how to resolve (if possible). I'm more then willing to test and provide log's iff it helps to resolve. Thanks in advanced.

Please see screenshoots attached:

DSC_0074.jpg: - unfortunately not really visible but below whites bar is a XPrivacy notification for newly installed app

DSC_0077.jpg: . bit better visible the notification below the transparent bar
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
[MENTION=4956374]theKramer[/MENTION]: Should be possible, but would not work great and confuse...

Apps have to assign an ID to a notification. If the app uses it again, the notification is just updated. So if you remember an ID to remove, there could be a "new" which is removed then but has not yet an timeout...
[MENTION=4200740]tbv2005[/MENTION]: Very strange behaviour, never noticed on my device or read about it. First please make sure you have latest Xposed, i think v80 is it. Isnt you device a new one, maybe x64?
[Xposed Framework Modules] tbv2005:
Hi, thanks for reply. Nexus 6p has an Snapdragon 810 (ARM 64 bit). Currently running xposed v79 but will try to update and report back.
[Xposed Framework Modules] tbv2005:
OK, version 80 doesn't change anything but at least found a workaround. When setting the affected notification to "Below of all notifications" the white bar doesn't appear when there are other notifications (only when it's the only one)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kirrrr:
Thank you for your participation but unfortunately not, I am talking about different thing.

As a understand, the ordinary scenario of using the NotifyClean for specified app is:

1. Some notifications (all, selected independently in list or filtered by RegExp) are sorted out to be hidden. They are called "Denied notifications". There are some options on how to manage those hidden notifications, but anyway they will be fully hidden.

2. All other notifications are called "Allowed notifications". There is pretty long list of options available (with donation) to apply on those notifications including the one I am interested in — "Hide notifications, but not the status bar icons."

Here is the screenshot of the per app settings from one of the earlier posts (not mine) in this thread. Just to clear what I'm talking about.

My interest (and my problem) is that I want to apply "Hide notifications, but not the status bar icons." on some selected notifications (network status notifications), while all other notifications (message notifications, etc.) must be allowed and stay untouched. More generally, I want all the notifications to be allowed and some of them to be altered (and I don't need to hide any notifications in this scenario), instead of some notifications to be hidden and all other notifications to be altered.

[MENTION=4501300]defim[/MENTION], I guess my scenario is not realizable by means of the NotifyClean. Am I right? :confused:

Kind regards!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Nesdub90:
Love this!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Benrap:
Could you add an option to hide the vpn key?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Nergal di Cuthah:
Huh? Vpn key?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Benrap:
In the statusbar. The key you see on lollipop+ that tells you you have a vpn connection. Top right corner when vpn enabled.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Nergal di Cuthah:
This app hides notifications, you need a quicksettings app (for instance GravityBox, if you have a nexus)

Edit: or is it something in the area that shows gps, bluetooth and wifi?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Benrap:
Gravitybox doesn't have the option (at least with my searching skills)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Nergal di Cuthah:
See my edit
[Xposed Framework Modules] Benrap:
It is something there. It's just a key.
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
[MENTION=6510766]Benrap[/MENTION]: The icons on the top right are not by notifications and so not supported by this app. Maybe you could ask the author of the SU icon remover for CM module (dont know the escat name)
[MENTION=5439262]Kirrrr[/MENTION]: Yes, not possible
[MENTION=4200740]tbv2005[/MENTION]: As no other module caused it and Xposed seems to run fine on you device, I have no idea why it looks on you device so, i'm running also stock Nexus firmware (Feb 2016)
[Xposed Framework Modules] AmmarRaslan:
Hi .... How can I fix this problem in the screenshoot .

Notes : xposed working well ... Module enabled ... Rebooted ...

It started happening since a week ... It was working well before .. Could it be because pushbullet is installed?
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
Xposed log required.

Sent from: SGS5 - LP 5.1.1 / SGS4 - LP 5.0.1
[Xposed Framework Modules] AmmarRaslan:
Xposed log

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0NsySCwC2CyNFVqYWd3SWJ4cTQ/view?usp=docslist_api
[Xposed Framework Modules] PRL77:
NotifyClean crashes

NotifyClean version 3.7.0 is the only app enabled in Xposed modules. Xposed app 3.0 alpha4. Android version 5.0.1 and HTC Sense 6.0. Phone running on Verizon, HTC One M8. Software version 4.17.605.5. None of the troublesome apps installed (such as Xprivacy, Greenify, Lpatcher, XInstaller)

I am unable to get to the settings of NotifyClean since it crashes before I can do anything in it.

Launching the app opens its window but before anything is populated, it crashes with an OS popup stating so.
[Xposed Framework Modules] AmmarRaslan:
solved

i googled the problem and fixed it by deleting defim folder in data\system root directoy and deleted app data then rebooted
[Xposed Framework Modules] PRL77:
Same problem

Just did that as per your suggestion but it didn't help anything. Same problem remained.
[Xposed Framework Modules] xk0niR:
Sending to Tasker

For some unknwon reason, Notifyclean won´t send Notifications to Tasker/ Tasker won´t recieve them.

Someone else got this?

I am running MM.

I don´t know why it stopped working. I even resetted Notifyclean and Tasker but still no success.

Does someone have an idea?
[Xposed Framework Modules] polobunny:
On my Galaxy S3 with CM10.2 it's at least twice as slow. Pressing an app in the list brings me to it but pressing any entry takes 15 seconds or so. Titanium Backup takes 20 seconds to start instead of 5 when I disable the module. I disabled all my modules and kept only NotifyClean and it still happens, so I know it's not conflicting.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kantjer:
I was having a huge lag (20+ sec) opening TB with the released version while running Android 4.3, now on Android 4.4.x TB is opening as quick as ever with both the released as with the test version.
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
:crying: I'm really to lazy to update per app: 5 image files, playstore images, compile the apps, sign the apps and upload every singel to play store

Anyway i think the colors are cool, contrary some icons
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
I'm wondering why NotifyClean should harm other apps. It hooks only the function(s) (depending on Android API version) which are executed for notifications. So starting any app should have no impact at all. Starting TB (im using it too) does not create a notification. :confused:

Are some errors logged in the logfile?

In-app lag may be caused by many recorded notifications. Can you check how many are saved by run this command via adb or ssh (root permissions required):

echo $(($(cat /data/data//de.defim.apk.notifyclean/files/NotifyClean.recorded | wc -l)/3))
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
Speaking of lazy. Any way to clear unused, recorded notifications without going through every single app listed?

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Xposed Framework Modules] decalex:
Haha.. I understand. Well look. Get more feedback. I've got finals this week.

After, if u want I might do the decompile, image adds, compile and sign. Agreed the existing icons are not going to kill anyone. (besides my ocd).
[Xposed Framework Modules] Michael B.N.:
I've reverted to version 1.3.0. Now my phone boots as normal as well as the startup time of Titanium Backup is as it should be.

I'm totally convinced that there is an error in 1.3.2 that wasn't in 1.3.0 (I don't know about 1.3.1 - I just reverted to 1.3.0 to be sure, because I couldn't remember when the errors in phone boot time and Titanium Backup began). All I did was to uninstall 1.3.2 and then install 1.3.0 and then everything is fine. I didn't touch any settings or any other apps so the error is definitely related to the latest version of NotifyClean.
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
You could remove the file /data/data//de.defim.apk.notifyclean/files/NotifyClean.recorded, it contains all notificatios. But exit the app before that by menu

The test version http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48476219&postcount=96 should fix that, like it was in 1.3.0
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
Well, that works, but it's a little clunky. All of the recorded notifications vanish, but at least it still blocks the ones I have blocked... so far.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Xposed Framework Modules] polobunny:
I have uninstalled completely and re-installed v1.3.2 and now it works without lag. I guess it's something that happens over time for some reason. Hmmm...
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
I had lag when opening this app on I can't remember which phone, but it went away on its own. Weird.

Perhaps it's an excessive amount of recorded notifications? Apps like Titanium Backup, all social apps, "status" apps, and Root Explorer make a surprising number of notifications that are recorded and never the same.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Xposed Framework Modules] polobunny:
I think it might be that. Right now it's working fine, but I don't have as many notifications as I had.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Michael B.N.:
I've installed your test version and it seems to work. I've got version 1.3.2 and phone boots and Titanium starts as normal. So right now everything is fine. Now I'll just had to wait to block some notifications as all my old settings were lost when I reverted to 1.3.0.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cwilliams:
Amazing, thank you so much, been dying for something like this. Will be a must have part of android going forward for me!
[Xposed Framework Modules] RTVance:
Love it but

I have been using this with two versions of moar rom on a Verizon galaxy s3 and for the most part i am pleased with it.

It works fine for a week or two then randomly crashes phone with both versions of the module, there doesn't seem to be any warning before the reboot.

I have to uninstall xposed in recovery, uninstall just this module, reactivate xposed, download and activate again.

After rebooting it works great for a few weeks until I have to restart the process over again.

I really am pleased with it, so I hope you can work out this bug.
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
I noticed a huge spike in RAM usage from the Settings Storage app and apps like Facebook, Tapatalk, and others were being killed by Android's OOM. Alarms weren't going off, I wasn't getting any notifications, and Tasker tasks weren't doing their things. And my phone was getting hot. Not warm. Hot. I'm not necessarily saying this app was the culprit and I'm not saying it wasn't, either. I found nothing in any logcat or memory, battery, or CPU monitors indicating this as the suspect, but after I uninstalled it, the issues stopped.

I realize this is one of those ad hoc ergo proper hoc moments, but even those are right sometimes.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Xposed Framework Modules] gb.sn:
Maybe it should have a setting to limit the amount of non-blocked notifications per app? like 5 non-blocked for example, and another one to purge all non-blocked notifications to clean it up.

Right now it only allows you to clean notifications on a per-app basis and it also removes the blocked ones, thus you would need to block them again.
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
I made that suggestion (clean all) already... or an option to pause collecting.

Sent from: SGS2 - JB 4.1.2 GB27 / SGS4 - JB 4.2.2 MF9
[Xposed Framework Modules] white-bird:
Great app. Was looking for similar kind of app for so long. Finaly discovered.
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
New version released

-Fix performance issue on saving

-Logging reduced

-Fixed reported FC

-Show count of notifications

-Add option to enable logging

-Add option to disable recording

-Fixed some layout issues

added

If only eg 5 notifications are recorded per app, every time a new notification is created they have to be counted. So this may be again a performance leak. Some backup apps update their notifications multiple time per second. So stop whole recording of new notifications should be better

[MENTION=4587767]egingell[/MENTION] [MENTION=5608631]RTVance[/MENTION] [MENTION=4007171]Michael B.N.[/MENTION]

Please also try the new option to stop recording and remove notificatiosn you don't need
[Xposed Framework Modules] Nergal di Cuthah:
Just off hand guessing but make sure tasker has notification access. Your device may differ but I find this setting in android settings/sound and notification/notification access
[Xposed Framework Modules] egingell:
Make sure your task is named exactly "NotifyClean" and that you have external access enabled in Tasker.

Sent from: SGS5 - LP 5.1.1 / SGS4 - LP 5.0.1
[Xposed Framework Modules] Blazerman:
Same problem for me, i´m on xposed 80 x64 with my LG G4 Stock Launcher.

Actual i try to hide permanent notifications from 3G Watchdog and Tasker, but in lockscreen the white and in normal mode a transparent bar appears???

P.S. i use the donated version, and i have 90 minutes left for cashback.

I hope someone has an solution, the workaround with the position of the the notification don´t working.

Sorry for my bad english.

Best Regards from Germany

Blazerman
[Xposed Framework Modules] pavel4444:
All notifications disappear with NotifyClean enabled, default settings. What could be causing this?

I have disabled any modules or apps that do anything with the notifications and the issue still persist. I tried "Use alternative method to decode notifications", no luck again.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Android 4.4.4 - CM11
[Xposed Framework Modules] rxzcums:
Hi, NotifyClear is a good module, thank you defim.

I'm on cm12.1, use "Swipe" method for Lock Screen, here i report a small bug:

1. NotifyClear -> Settings -> Show the status bar also while keyguard, selected.

(On Lock Screen, Quick Settings Bar can be pulled down now, it works as it should)

2. Reboot the phone, stay at the Lock Screen, try pull down the Quick Settings Bar, failed.

This is the bug i mean.

How to fix it (the temp method):

1. NotifyClear -> Settings -> Show the status bar also while keyguard, unselected.

2. Let the screen OFF, then ON, on the Lock Screen, pull down the Quick Settings Bar.(It works)

3. NotifyClear -> Settings -> Show the status bar also while keyguard, selected.

Now the Quick Settings Bar can be pulled down.

Hope fix.
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
[MENTION=5232100]rxzcums[/MENTION]: Have to say i never noticed the quick settings could be opened and used on lockscreen...

But on Nexus 7 Android 6 it works, regardingless if the option in NC is enabled or not.

Which Android version you use (5?) and maybe mod (CM?)
[Xposed Framework Modules] rxzcums:
I use cm12.1, which base on Lollipop 5.1.1.

Yes, when on 1st picture's screen, the quick settings CAN be opened and used.

When on 2nd picture's screen, the quick settings CAN NOT be opened and used.

Please check it, thanks.

Add 20160318:

All I said is on the 1st screen, not the 2nd screen!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Liefen75:
My phone become unstable after the last update, its rebooting all the time. i have a samsung galaxy s4 CM11, android version 4.4.4 jftl
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
[MENTION=5154726]Liefen75[/MENTION]: It should not. Maybe you have recorded very much notifications?

You could enable logcat via usb cable and see the reason for crash
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
I rolled back to 3.7.0 and Tasker works, something in 3.7.1 breaks it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
[MENTION=4883099]kjlong17[/MENTION]: I notcied dalvik/art cache is not rebuild correct after a module update. You could try to do it in recovery
[Xposed Framework Modules] Artieza:
Confirmed. I use LG G3 S on Lollipop 5.0.2.

When screen is off, I can hold volume button for quick launching camera app, but if I set Knock Code, I obtain full screen lock (without clock and notifications) like on second screen. And I have no ability to unlock it.

And after disabling your module graphic interface is broken. Helps clearing dalvik-cache from recovery only.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Kocane:
[MENTION=4501300]defim[/MENTION]; are you gonna make the notification dropdown accesible when using the 'classic statusbar on lockscreen' function in your mod?
[Xposed Framework Modules] ascension7:
I've been busy and I forgot to return here to reply, but this must have been the problem. I upgraded to 80 and NotifyClean seems to be clearing everything I've told it to.
[Xposed Framework Modules] defim:
I planned only the status bar to make it quick visible which notifications are there. Open notifications drawer would be problems with security/unlock

graphic interface is broken? Is this behaviour even you have no options selected? (except selecting notifictions per app)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Artieza:
Yes. I didn't understand the second question. I just told that dalvik (or something else) of my graphic interface isn't valid (force stops) if I fully disable your module in Xposed Installer and reboot system.