[Motorola Droid RAZR] Ohmster:
Status bar app? You mean the colors in my notification bar on top screen? See screenshot #1 to details on on my notification bar. I like many of the Xposed modules and use several of them.

DETAILS. I need details in order to help you, for others to help you, and to go into our collective "file cabinet" of issues, symptoms, workarounds, and fixes. You list the build, 05/22 same as me. But how did you get to build 05/07? Did you update through the Settings Menu, About Phone, CyanogenMod Updates OR, did you download the rom, flash it manually, wipe anything and if so what, or did you install clean by wiping all slots clean or delete rom slot 1, recreate, and even bump up the partitions a bit? I have some advice if you supply the details. We depend on diligent reports with plenty of details in here to help each other, work out bugs, come up with help, and a plethora of other things. When using OTA updates, I recently discovered that some "crud" can come along for the ride from one build to the next and give the same issues on a new rom that should not have these issues. Booting to recovery, wiping cache, dalvik, and now android.secure, seems to help clean up issues carried over from previous builds and gets rid of them. I had persistent orange bars for 4 days in a row, one OTA update each day and nothing would clear it up. The wipes did indeed clear up the issue, now I hardly ever see orange bars, and my phone works quite well. Sometimes when gapps build up for so long, once the orange bars go away, the floodgate opens and 10 or 20 updates come down the pipe, all at once.

cm11 is NOT cm10.2. We now have aggressive memory management that is long overdue. The mail apps not showing new mail notification may be because Kit Kat puts almost everything to sleep that is not essential to the user app in use at the time and "for all apps that want to stay open forever". Previous versions of Android were plagued with this issue. Open Facebook, get your fill, close it, and it does not "close" but runs i memory forever. Same for games and other apps that are not at all important when not in use like Slacker radio but they insist on remaining open in memory. On a Droid Razr phone, we only have 1Mb of ram so doling it out judiciously is extremely important, not to mention reclaiming it for use when the need for it drops.

Understand that cm11, which uses Kit Kat is very, very different than anything we have ever had before and it is here to stay. Memory has always been a problem in previous OS Android phones. We only have one 1024 MB RAM of system RAM and if it were all used up, the phone would crash. See link below for specifications and comparison:

Motorola DROID RAZR MAXX vs Motorola DROID RAZR​

Right now I am not running any apps and have 839Mb of free RAM. In Jellybean, ICS, Gingerbread, Froyo, or anything else, the memory gets totally used up, the phone crawls like a snail, and you end up buying a new phone every 2 years. Kit Kat came in with a

very aggressive memory management system

. If it was not needed to make the phone run or for the current app, the offending app was put to sleep. Some system apps must not sleep so they are left alone. The policy has changed, SELinux status is now "Permissive" as not to be too restrictive to make the phone unusable or not fun at all to use. I find myself using Greenify to make some of these apps

Go To Bed

when not in use.

With Greenify, I can make Facebook, Slacker Radio, Scanner Radio, AirDroid, tapatalk, and Google Play Music sleep and release the memory they eat up but do not use. Now they sleep like babies until awoken by a FB push message, or I decide that I want to use Play Music, then they run.

Hope this helps. Remember, the more details you can supply, the better help you can expect or receive. Take care my friend.