yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
There is a package out there (can't remember where) where I was able to install the old maps side-by-side with the new maps, unlike trying to run the one single "older version" of Maps so that you could have the Navigation app separately. I could have multiple instances of Google Maps running at the same time, different versions, both new and the old one with Navigation app separate. You have to search harder. It's truly the best route, in my opinion, as I enjoy features of both old and new Google Maps. The package I found blocks updating.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Also if your using a launcher besides touchwiz. You can long press home screen>> shortcuts>>activities>>maps>>navigation and it will make a navi shortcut..
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
Oh nice. You can do that with the newest GMaps?

I require the older GMaps because it holds a much, much better connection in downtown areas. The newer Maps loses orientation and loses the lock very easily. Running them side-by-side I have seen the instability of the newest Maps for Chicago, for some odd reason.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cjd80:
did a search and didn't find anything about this...

This is by far my favourite ROM! Unfortunately, I have been having some problems out of no where in the last couple days. Yesterday, YouTube video started freezing up on me, but audio would continue. This morning, systemui kept force closing, and I had to hard reboot. Anyone else have these issues? I have the N900w8 and have been running this ROM for a couple weeks without issue.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Megaflop666:
Need more info. What kernel are you running? What changes have you made lately? Etc... If it's been running good for weeks and just started acting up, something changed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
Everything megaflop said - but also, is it still FCing? If so, a logcat or any dumpstate files made after it happened may prove useful :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cjd80:
I don't think I've changed anything lately. I believe I'm running stock kernel. It says "Kernel version: 3.40-2587359". I haven't had any more FC's today. Thanks for the quick responses!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] :
If you never turn your phone off stuff like that may happen. Try to turn it off once in a while, it helps to reset it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Just like a PC. They need to be rebooted once in a while
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
YouTube video freezing but audio still working is a well documented issue on Google's part. Even if you may not have had the issue before, this exact symptom is extremely well known. I've had this issue on every phone, both on rooted and non-rooted phones. When using a 3rd party YouTube app, the problem goes away 100%, so this is clearly a Google crap issue. Clearing YouTube cache always resumes video but temporarily. There are other tricks people have used, but I can't recall.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mscion:
That trick always seems to work on my wifes Iphone. Periodically I wipe dalvik and cache for a real cleansing.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Me too. I didn't mention that because chances are if someone doesn't reboot. They won't go into recovery and wipe caches. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jayy_Suave:
Go to Developer Settings and turn on "Force GPU rendering".
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] c-prodigo:
so noone ever really added 3minit battery mod to this rom?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dramitt_live:
D is working in something related to a new tsm parts and I think (not actually sure) it will be there.... Otherwise, you can add it yourself... Someone put a modified systemui.apk here you would just need to replace it with the original one and set the right permissions... Just search 3minit on this thread
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
Thank you. I tried that, but enabling" Force GPU Rendering" conflicts with Puffin browser. When launching Puffin, the browser explicitly and very specifically tells me to disable Force GPU Rendering, then the browser closes on me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jayy_Suave:
That sucks. That feature always worked for me.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
Oh no, no.....I don't think the feature "not" works for YouTube. You're recommendation was based on trying to get YouTube to not freeze. I believe that may very well still be a functional method in-and-of-itself when concerning with YouTube only. My issue here is not YouTube not meshing well with enabling Force GPU Rendering. It's only when I open up a browser that I like to use.....Puffin. I believe that while YouTube totally accepts the Force GPU Rendering feature to be 'enabled' and still perform well, Puffin on the other hand wants to contradict this execution and have it disabled. While one app may become more stable (YouTube), the other app becomes inaccessible. =(
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] JT man:
You sir just made me purchase Puffin paid version just now, damn you lol:(

edit notice I couldn't get full screen browser so refunded it, something I definitely will look for in future updates
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
[MENTION=602187]JT man[/MENTION]!! Haha....Puffin is my go-to for all things Flash-based. And, for full screen, it's the same scenario with Chrome, so the best way to achieve this is "Full Immersion" on a rooted device. You can keep your browsers and go full screen. If you visit, say for example, the desktop version of Facebook on Dolphin, Firefox, Chrome and then Puffin....you'll see how Puffin blows them away in smoothness and speed. Watching UFC live pay-per-view fights there is also awesome, although I have better options than that, as well.

Please reconsider Puffin..it's amazing.

Also, Dolphin supports extensions, right? We all know this. But Dolphin's add-ons repository does not have any ad-blockers add-ons ------- except if you find it somewhere else in some no-name site. I downloaded the APK and MAN, ad-blocking via Dolphin's add-on is BEAST.

Okay, I'll be back when I find if there's a full-sceen option on Puffin. Is this the desired feature you're needing? Chrome has it, but needs to be enable through a hidden options screen.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
Man, that's old.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] mscion:
I've been using Dolphin for a while. Quite happy with it but I'll check out Puffin soon. Was just wondering if anyone has tried using the Xposed module "app settings" to force full screen on Puffin. I've used it on some other apps (like Boat Browser and Dolphin) before and it helps.

EDIT: OK. I see, Puffin has a lot of nice features with mouse and tracking pad. I think Dolphin is a bit smoother as the tiling can be a little herky jerky when you load a page on using Puffin. Maybe I'm not doing it right (do I need to download an add on to speed it up?). Anyways, you can set full screen with app settings but that just gets rid of the usual notifications. Probably not what you need if you are playing a game and want the entire screen. I'll give it another try later. Btw, when I was in Iceland a few years back, I had baked Puffin for dinner!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] c-prodigo:
this is the best rom, thanks to developers and themers for this.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] free2saute:
I am having problem with the s-health app is it not compatible with this rom?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Can you post a screenshot of what comes up on the screen .. Did you uninstall any system apps?

Sent from my bad ass Kryon infused TWEAKED..Note 3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] free2saute:
no i did not uninstall nothing i updated the Samsung app and it disappeared will re- install and start fresh
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] jazzmachine:
Hey fellas, I was experiencing a super problematic bug, running Tweaked 3.0 (duh), FLATMURDER under MATERIAL L, and tried of the kernels (except stock), settling on lean. The problem was that tapping any drop-down menu in any app caused an immediate fc. I hadn't seen any other reports of this, so I wanted to try to fix it myself first... I kind of thought it was a theme or kernel issue, but couldn't confirm.

Well, I'm happy to report that I did just resolve the issue so I wanted to post my fix in case anyone else is experiencing this. I actuality did two things before noticing that the problem was gone, but I'm almost positive that it was the second. The first, though, just in case, using that guide which I believe is posted in General called "220 elements safe to freeze in Titanium", I froze about 75% of those yesterday (will probably uninstall most at some point, but figured that this would be safer than modifying my tweaked install or using that aroma debloater). Then last night before going to bed, I started fixing permissions for all apps with the tool in Nandroid Manager. When I woke up, I noticed that the process had hung on S Health, which was one element from that list that I didn't freeze ("might use it someday", but have never even opened it), so I went and froze that. Then, I thought I'd install the TWRP Manager app from the Play store because I couldn't recall if you could run their fix permissions script through that app (you can't). However, upon opening that app, I got a message that it was only compatible with Stericson's Busybox (or several terrible consequences could occur, including, but not limited to IDS (Imminent Death Syndrome - a condition in which the affected individual could die at literally

any time

between right now and 80 or so years in the future)!) Wanting to avoid that, I installed that busybox after it shot me over to the Play Store. Did a "Smart Install", TWRP manager set up correctly (despite it not really being particularly useful), launched FauxClock to see if I could change some kernel values, and for the first time since my recent upgrade to NF1, it worked! No more fc.

tl;dr (IDS is a hoax): Running current Tweaked, FLATMURDER, MATERIAL L, leanKernel, Any app that I would try to tap a drop-down menu would immediately fc. I installed the TWRP Manager app which requires Stericson's Busybox and linked me to it in the Play store. Did a "Smart Install", went back to TWRP Manager (which isn't really particularly useful), but it seems like installing that Busybox fixed my fc issue (which was super annoying, particularly since I couldn't change governors, etc. in FauxClock), and now my phone is running at 110%! (let's call stock 75%) :)

---------- Post added at 03:05 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:02 PM ----------

Interesting that you mention that... see my post above (which I was typing when you posted). I thought it might have hung on S Health while fixing permissions because I possibly froze some elements that it depends on, but perhaps there is actually a compatibility issue.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Yea mine works

Sent from my bad ass Kryon infused TWEAKED..Note 3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] free2saute:
FLAT MURDER------>? I was on this theme wonder if that was the problem for s-health.....hmmmm?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jamonguyen:
I can back mine up and see if you can push it through manually? Just a thought if you haven't tried. Were you using the stock sammy keyboard?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
I don't think so. I'm on material l

Sent from my bad ass Kryon infused TWEAKED..Note 3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] :
Yep, tried everything, doesn't work. Reflash....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] DrawnToLife:
Gotcha.

http://pastebin.com/S8fk0fBm
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Bataga:
Perhaps right I am
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] sshafranko:
Haha Tim your funny. Looks like the only legit bug ive seen found in the rom itself was by nedlog I beleive his name is....Drawntolife I think your bug is more of an installation related thing unless im wrong, not a running rom thing. So anyway im a man of my word and if everyone agrees I think I owe nedlog 25....

Thank goodness you found the canera bug D or id be out 50....come on man get it right im gonna go broke here

Sent from my SM-N900T
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] cbucz24:
Did u try flashing the stock keyboard I had in my thread? It should replace what you have now.

Next using a root explorer, there is info under data/data and data/app

Delete anything under those files too. Obviously make sure you have a backup keyboard installed first. Lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nedlog:
No you don't owe me, I'm just glad to help.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Jamison904:
[MENTION=4041997]dwitherell[/MENTION] awesome work my friend! Found my new daily driver. Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
I haven't experienced any issues w/ shealth - even did the update and so far it looks like it's working as it should.

I am not sure what to think about the dropdown menu FCs - I feel like I've heard this mentioned before, but I can't recall the context. I'm also not sure how or if the playstore version of busybox differs all that much from what is included in the rom anyway - but I would be happy to hear thoughts on this. What I have been including is a version compiled by [MENTION=552429]imnuts[/MENTION] and I have yet to encounter any issues myself, but if issues do creep up I could always pull it out and leave folks the recommendation of grabbing the app I suppose. Food for thought anyway :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
Hmm... well that is strange... it seems like this should have been fine. I'm not sure what to make of this yet... thanks for the info though :)

Out of curiosity - did you try the basic install prep thing using both the external and the internal sd? Or just one or the other?

Thanks man - beyond flattered :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] DrawnToLife:
Yeah, I tried both. I also tried doing advanced install using internal and external too :P
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] dwitherell:
Ok - and it was using the advanced install that worked for you yes? Just want to clarify - looking for any and all clues as to why it isn't working.

Not sure why I haven't been able to install it. PhilZ and TWRP are fine for installs, but for some reason when I install the official I just get a loop of attempts to boot into recovery. I'll have to try it again though, as I don't think I'll be able to solve this mystery without walking through the process myself.

Thanks for all the help on this - it's much appreciated!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phrotac:
[MENTION=4819587]kevp75[/MENTION]

I have noticed, once or twice, that you don't like the 8 like limit on xda. I bought Tapatalk Pro before it became a free app and have never run into that issue. I have thanked way more than 8 times in a given day. Just gettin' ya tha 411 ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
When Lollipop hits Note 4 (and N3), don't upgrade if you love using Xposed Framework. This message is only for those that like using it, like me. It's the one regret on my Nexus 6. I can't use the Experimental features in Greenify because Lollipop lacks Xposed, but I used it a lot in Kitkat.

Tweaked with a small topping of Xposed goodness on ANY phone is the best, right now.

But vanilla Lollipop on N6 is amazing. I just miss Xposed.

Attempting to run Xposed on Lollipop downgrades ART runtime. Not cool, defeats the purpose of having Lollipop. Some say ART is marginally better, but I disagree.

Just a tip.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phrotac:
No worries. I can't stand xposed anyway. Well, actually, it's not "xposed" that I hate. It's all the cr@p that comes with it. All the module conflictions, the force closes, the loss of data, the loss of time spent having to rebuild or restore a backup, etc.. When I finally left xposed in my wake, life just got better. A more stable smartphone, no force closes anymore, no more "what the hell is my phone doing now?!?" issues, and no more lost time (or hair) caused by an unstable smartphone. I just like it better when things work like they're supposed to. No offense intended.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] 954wrecker:
I love tweaked I love xposed and I love all blacks theme. I've been running them together for months without any issues.

I'm talking about dozens of xposed modules. I just checked I'm going on tweaked as a daily driver for almost 6 months!

I only wish I would have found tweaked rom sooner.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phrotac:
Basically, you just told me, "This an A to B conversation and you can C your way out." And, "If your opinions aren't the same as mine then please keep quiet."
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
Oh dear gosh.....please don't see it like that. I apologize if that's what it seemed like.

You didn't see me take your "no offense intended" comment and run the wrong way with it, did you? I respected it and understand that Xposed isn't for everyone. But let's be honest, did you offer anything constructive for those still on the fence of where their next phone will come from? I wasn't looking at the content of your post, only the usefulness of it. I gave a tip and you essentially said my post easy useless to you none-the-less - except you used "no worries" in place of "useless". You see how I could twist that? I could have said, "Basically you just said my well-intention post here is useless to you." But I chose not to give in to that negative mindset because.....

....You and I are better than that, friend.

In my defense, I did insert in my original message: "This message is ONLY for those that like using it, like me..."

On a technicality.....right from the get-go guess I kind-of I announced it was an A-and-B conversation so that only contributional responses would be encouraged as to help us out a little who are. Somehow you decided to look past that point. If you fell in group C, why did you initiate a response that didn't help anyone else out? I'm confused. I appreciate opposing opinions and we can have those all day long. Constructive writing helps us to know when an opposing opinion is beneficial such as, "I hate Xposed's results on my phones, but I like it's concept - so here are some alternatives I found that won't mess up your phone like mine as in the past with Xposed." See that? That's an opposing opinion with still something helpful in it.

I went as far as to at least provide that much.

But it's okay, brother - I'm okay with your post man. I just wanted to help out those who like using Xposed, that's all.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phrotac:
If a friend of mine said to me, "Be careful when you drive down Main Street," I could reply with, "No worries man. I don't drive down main street because..." That's how I saw your post. I did not know I was not allowed to reply unless I gave an alternate route to avoid Main Street (that's what Google Maps is for lol).

You also implied that I was "inept" by saying, "For those of us who know how to correctly use xposed..." You do not know me, nor do you know my skillset, so I find it a bit presumptuous for you to assume that I do not know what I'm doing. I took the time to learn how to do what I want WITHOUT using xposed (TSM Parts was a HUGE help for me to let go of xposed). It's a big internet out there. Lots to read and lots to learn, and I know how to use the search button (actually, I say "OK Google" and speak my search terms lol).

Now, can you honestly tell me that you've NEVER had a module act up on you due to incompatibility with another module? I used xposed for years. I first discovered it when using Wildchild's roms on my HTC Vivid. I used it for years, correctly. I always found alternatives for the modules I liked, with the exception of Wanam. Tweaked was the final nail in Xposed's coffin for me. TSM Parts finally allowed me to kick xposed to the curb and I haven't regretted it for a second. I occasionally try other roms but I always return to Tweaked. No other rom compares to Tweaked imho.

Now some may accuse me of going off topic here, but, imo, just mentioning xposed in this thread is off topic to begin with as this is a Development thread for the rom Tweaked, not for xposed framework ;)

I am not looking for a fight, but I won't compromise my integrity to avoid one either. I said what I needed to say, and not once did I try to insult you or make you look incompetent ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] OvrDriVE:
this is really not the place for this. take it to pm's please
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
I already surrendered. Apologies. Even if more comes, I'm submitting.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] tdgillihan:
In the name of God, please [MENTION=4041997]dwitherell[/MENTION], give us something Tweaked to talk about before this thread becomes unbearable. ??

Always thank those who are helpful... and just ignore those who aren't.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] deeznutz1977:
Sup people's
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
Easy there Tiger, the Cold War has already ended. =) Dw isn't going to talk because he's been busy, so let's make something up. I have an Xposed Module that has not been installed which emphasises on creating a "blur" effect on the notification panel. Question is: Is there a way to achieve this on Tweaked without resorting to the module at all? Would tampering with the notification panel to achieve blur result in conflict with Tweaked in any adverse way, regardless which method is used for blur? My interest is to achieve this on my Dad's Tweaked Note 3 but without installing the Xposed Framework at all. I really don't see a way to alter the opacity of the notification drop-down panel without Xposed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phrotac:
Lol

Word :P
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
I swear, that was way more brilliant than I anticipated. Iol l'll take it with a white flag waving and a tray of cookies to offer.

(Next month Oreo debuts their new Limited Edition "Red Velvet" Oreos with Cream Cheese in the middle).

http://m.today.com/food/red-velvet-oreo-taste-test-limited-edition-cookies-1D80428201

and

http://www.usatoday.com/story/money/business/2015/01/20/oreo-red-velvet-cookie-february/22042493/

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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] phrotac:
Yes, white flag of truce :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
Haha....thank you. I noticed the same, so I knew to digress. My wife, Mom, Sister and nieces all say I should have been a lawyer. It frustrates my wife and I keep reminding her that she married a Tier 3 (senior level) IT Technical Analyst, so I'm always gonna dissect and put everything under a microscope. It gets me in trouble way too much and all the time when I should just be quiet. As for chess, I get that from Jiu-Jitsu, hence for my reference earlier. Thanks for forgiving me, brother.

Now, about the Red Velvet Oreos...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Morningstar:
Sure you can. You can alter the opacity of anything and everything without Xposed. Decompile the apk and go to town! My tweaked isn't even recognizable anymore (in a good way lol). To get the same blur effect as the Xposed module, though, you'll either have to use solid bitmaps and blur them in photoshop or something, or you'll have to add a couple java libraries...there are several good blur effect libraries on Github....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kal-El7:
lol......ma man went all Adobe on me here. lol I believe the blur effect I saw was a notification panel with light opacity and blurred at the same time, being able to see your wallpaper, but blurred and (I forgot to mention) dark shadowed. Eh, it's a lot of work that goes into it. My wife is pregnant, I'm in Jave Programming class, I injured my back - so I might kindly pass up on decompiling for now. But definitely that's a good route to take, though. Sounds like lots of fun and much more control.