yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Xposed Framework Modules] stetsonaw:
Works with Material Design apps better than TSB, and without plugins, such as the Play Store, inbox, gmail, Play * apps...
[Xposed Framework Modules] natezire71:
And it isn't open source--which is a big deal for Xposed modules.
[Xposed Framework Modules] RusherDude:
Just wondering, did anyone notice my logs with detailed explained actions on http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=56504600&postcount=200 ?

Maybe because its the last page of any sort of forum threads/page combination, noone saw it.. What a disgrace to get number 200 lol..
[Xposed Framework Modules] bjbinc:
The difference is in how each module determines the proper color to use. TSB hooks directly into the actionbar class. Any time the actionbar background is changed, it fires an event that TSB intercepts and uses to determine the color to use for the statusbar. The new material design has drastically changed the way the actionbar works, making things much more complicated.

This module takes screenshots when a new activity/fragment loads and uses the captured image to determine the color of the actionbar. This method works regardless of the material design update except for reverse tinting the actionbar, something the OP will need to address eventually.

I agree with your open source comment and would love to see this become open, but the OP seems to be against it. He says he uses Scala to do the programming and that others wouldn't be able to contribute, but I'm pretty confident we could. I doubt he will release the source since he plans on making this a paid module once it's completed.
[Xposed Framework Modules] natezire71:
Yeah, it works much better than TSB.

As for the OP--that's not an excuse. It really sounds suspicious that just because you think nobody can read Scala--means you shouldn't make it open source. Making it open source isn't so much about contributing as it has to do with being able to see if you've included malicious code.

Lastly, it being paid or not shouldn't matter. How many individuals do you think know how to build this from source? GravityBox has a paid version and it's always been open source. There are better ways to handle this.

All in all, until the source is uploaded, I can't recommend this module. Who knows what the app is actually doing? We'd have no clue.
[Xposed Framework Modules] bjbinc:
Good point
[Xposed Framework Modules] kingvortex:
Yes, having source to inspect is great from a security standpoint and what we all obviously like to see.

Like you said though, a lot of users here don't even know how to build from source so would rely on prebuilt apks to install, which means they would still have to trust someone.

Use a custom rom or kernel you didn't build from source yourself? You trust the dev. Ever used any form of root exploit that's closed source? You also trust that dev. Use SuperSU? That's closed source too, therefore you trust that Chainfire isn't doing anything nefarious.

Just my 2 cents on the matter. No offence intended. :)

Sent from my C6603
[Xposed Framework Modules] mitchst2:
Being open source doesn't make it any safer. What percentage of us have the ability to check the code, 5% if you're lucky. Most of us assume if it's open source someone has checked it. That's not a particularly safe assumption. Could the published app differ from the source code? Absolutely! If security is your concern surely xposed isn't for you full stop.

Of the developers I've come across on XDA [MENTION=3189368]ibocharov[/MENTION] is one of the most responsive and open to suggestions. He puts a lot of effort into maintaining his modules which can't be said for some which I've purchased. I for one will be happy to pay for whatever paid features are added to this module.

Maybe the developer should make this and his keyboard module open source. For me I'll be none the wiser if that makes it any safer.

Sent from my HTC One
[Xposed Framework Modules] natezire71:
Chainfire has been here for years. He has a proven track record.

Also, root exploits in general are different. You don't have no-name developers releasing exploits. Jcase, Chainfire, etc. are well known names--some of them even find exploits in Google Chrome and are awarded for it (see: Pinkie Pie and Jcase).

I've never heard of this dev before. He's based in Ukraine, relatively new. I see he has some theme stuff he created--but that doesn't carry as large a threat as this, an Xposed module, does. He could do anything he wanted to without asking for permissions in the apk.
[Xposed Framework Modules] kingvortex:
These people haven't always been well known and reputable. At one point every dev was a newcomer with knowledge sharing their work.

Some people see an open source project and therefore immediately think someone else has checked over the code and that it's definitely safe to use. That's a dangerous attitude that's all too common.

Like I said, published source is great, but if I was doing something I shouldn't, then I wouldn't publish that part of the source. Therefore, unless you build everything that you use for yourself and never use anything built by someone else, then you have a false sense of security. ;)

Sent from my C6603
[Xposed Framework Modules] SquadXPERIA:
Bro [MENTION=3189368]ibocharov[/MENTION] I cant install this module, it says out of space, whereas my internal storage is 3.4GB. Please help!

I used XPERIA SP running 4.3
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
Fscb doesn't always respect "transparent" settings. I tried to set to transparent the status bar for apps that already have status bar coloring (Google apps, textra, and others) and the typical lollipop shade, but for example on textra it stays solid and the shade disappears. It appears in alarm pad too, it stays solid blue even if set to transparent. Even if set to transparent, certain apps (Gmail, YouTube) show it correctly (transparent, thus with original colors!) in the main screen, but in sub screens (writing a new email, playing a video...) it is solidly colored as per Fscb normal behavior.

I know it's becoming monotone, but I have to beg once again for an exclude list, to fully exclude entire apps from Fscb and avoid all these little issues and having to set transparency in many apps

N7100 - CyanogenModX 5.0.2 [MENTION=353015]240[/MENTION] dpi
[Xposed Framework Modules] ibocharov:
First rule: if something wrong try to search answer on your question.

First video which I found by request "android out of space"

[YOUTUBE]abydHpoOCxQ[/YOUTUBE]

P.S. You take my time for solving issue not related to my module. Is it so hard at least to search globally here on xda http://xdaforums.com/sitesearch.php?q=out%20of%20space ???

P.S.S And please change your rate of my app on Play Store :), because this issue not related to my module
[Xposed Framework Modules] SquadXPERIA:
Okay, Im so sorry. Thanks to inform me!

I will change it ;)

Very thanks!:)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Skullpluggery:
I've tried this and it works, but there is a problem in facebook where it works for the first run but when you open it on the recent app or open it for the second it will not work. Instagram works well!
[Xposed Framework Modules] almizilero:
This is really great. But it also colors the status bar when I'm on my homescreen, where it seems to grab the color from the current wallpaper (it changes when I change the wallpaper).

Is there a way to prevent this? Or a blacklist where I can add apps where I don't want the bar to change color?

EDIT: Sorry, found it: Youtube tutorial: "Flat Style Colored Bars: Transparent bars on home/lockscreen"
[Xposed Framework Modules] shorty1483:
When I try to choose the light Google keyboard color when it's opened, your app always changes it from original Touched Color: #ffeceff2 to #ffECF1F1.

Gesendet von meinem HTC One_M8 mit Tapatalk
[Xposed Framework Modules] rahulnahar:
Anybody facing the slowing down of the phone due to this? It maybe only to me, but just confirming. It's an awesome mod though. :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] JoxeeM:
I don't know if this is only on lollipop or if it is just for me, but I've noticed that the "ignore list for icons" feature is not working. I mean: I have checked the apps and still its icon got ting every single time.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Portgas D. Ace:
Same for me. Reverted back to v 0.58, but even this version is slowing down my phone after several days.

Hmm, it seems that this slowing down does not occur, if the config button is enabled. Strange.
[Xposed Framework Modules] :
Unfortunately it's very noticeable... More on lollipop than on kitkat too (so it seems to me).

Moreover, the module doesn't always apply the manual settings when set on "fully transparent" : sometimes it respect the manual setting, sometimes it tints the status bar with solid color :/ I'd say it behaves correctly less than half the times when using this setup. Otherwise, when there's not a manual transparency setting, it applies colors automatically and flawlessly as usual :)

N7100 - CyanogenModX 5.0.2 [MENTION=353015]240[/MENTION] dpi
[Xposed Framework Modules] Metaldroidiano:
Any news for this option???
[Xposed Framework Modules] Cowboy_Henk:
Hello is there a way to make the navigation and status bar completely transparent on the home screen? When I shut off the module it's OK. But when I turn on the module, the bars color tint when in app just like it should. But on the home screen it's a greyish semi transparent
[Xposed Framework Modules] Portgas D. Ace:
Read post #2 and have a look at the video tutorial.
[Xposed Framework Modules] jjbro007:
to make smooth

can you make the tinting with effect like to fade or something like that.because when i go to homescreen from any app i feel a stuck..not that smooth.just try and let me know.everthing else is really cool.:)
[Xposed Framework Modules] pchuen:
It seems like to slow down my phone too and sometimes it turns to reboot my phone.

It is quite smooth and no auto reboot my phone since I turned off the module.

Keep observing or I will try to down grade to older version.
[Xposed Framework Modules] verynuclear:
Yes it is not working for me too. Pro user
[Xposed Framework Modules] nreuge:
[MENTION=3189368]ibocharov[/MENTION]

Great app with the pro version !!

Could you add a black list for app ? It would be even greater...
[Xposed Framework Modules] muchi_13:
No translucent in homescreen lollipop cm12. Shows black background. It will be better when show translucent like lollipop default
[Xposed Framework Modules] muchi_13:
Screen shoot for previous comment
[Xposed Framework Modules] elargento:
Have you read the first two posts of the thread?
[Xposed Framework Modules] Portgas D. Ace:
See post #2 -> How to make statusbar/navigationbar transparent ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] UszkiX:
Works perfectly but in Facebook status bar is black :( And when I disable this application and I turn Tinted Bar in G3TWB Facebook status bar is changed. Pls help.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Portgas D. Ace:
Use the config button to manually set the statusbar color in Facebook to its actionbar color.
[Xposed Framework Modules] UszkiX:
How to use the config button?

---------- Post added at 03:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:09 PM ----------

Okay, I done it. Mod works perfectly! Thanx:)

---------- Post added at 03:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:16 PM ----------

Sorry for spam but I have 1 more question. How to change icon colors to selected app?
[Xposed Framework Modules] RusherDude:
[MENTION=3189368]ibocharov[/MENTION]

Are you aware that FSCB is showin an error at booting for some reason? example:

02-24 06:49:41.907 I/Xposed ( 195): -----------------
02-24 06:49:41.907 I/Xposed ( 195): Starting Xposed binary version 60, compiled for SDK 21
02-24 06:49:41.907 I/Xposed ( 195): Phone: Nexus 5 (LGE), Android version 5.0.1 (SDK 21)
02-24 06:49:41.907 I/Xposed ( 195): ROM: LRX22C
02-24 06:49:41.907 I/Xposed ( 195): Build fingerprint: google/hammerhead/hammerhead:5.0.1/LRX22C/1602158:user/release-keys
02-24 06:49:41.907 I/Xposed ( 195): Platform: armeabi-v7a, 32-bit binary, system server: yes
02-24 06:49:41.907 I/Xposed ( 195): SELinux enabled: yes, enforcing: yes
02-24 06:49:41.919 I/Xposed ( 195): -----------------
...
[b]02-24 06:49:43.957 I/Xposed ( 195): Loading modules from /data/app/com.bocharov.xposed.fscb-2/base.apk
02-24 06:49:44.025 I/Xposed ( 195): Loading class com.bocharov.xposed.fscb.Module
02-24 06:49:44.270 I/Xposed ( 195): fscb >> onInitZygote >> is prefs file exists: Failure(java.io.IOException: open failed: EACCES (Permission denied))[/b]

And for when you have time, this would be awesome as PRO features:

1) Navbar turning white on Lollipop when the "Open as" card appears from below the screen, like when keyboard appears. This is probably easy to implement and brilliant, please :)

2) There's any way to change how status bar color is changed? I mean, on lollipop when something is opened the activity raises up with the statusbar dark color already painted, gets to the position and suddently turns to other color, that or either the activity raises up and the dark color ends up behind FSCB color. It looks kinda broken in both cases. If there would be a way to make it match the upper movement animation with the change... damn!

Thank you!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Guizão BR:
In my xperia sp android 4.3, free version, My status bar icons are white or transparent, but this a good app
[Xposed Framework Modules] soralz:
I have something strange here, why when the alarm sounds I got blank / home screen status bar? It was suppose to match the app colors.
[Xposed Framework Modules] devilsdouble:
I love this app, was playing with this, but I am kind of an idiot because I don't understand how the Navigation bar works? I mean whatever colour I set for it, nothing changes anywhere! Which one is the Navigation bar anyway? The Status bar colour changes quite perfectly anyway and that's what I want, but still asking out of curiosity.

Oh one more thing, how can I reset the settings?
[Xposed Framework Modules] soralz:
Nav bar is on-screen keys. Clear app data and reboot to reset settings.
[Xposed Framework Modules] devilsdouble:
Oh dear, and I was trying different colours for Navbar on a Samsung :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] CarlosAbia:
Hey guys, is there a way to blacklist apps? Google messenger is already with colored status bar, and with this, it acts a bit weird!

Thanks in advance
[Xposed Framework Modules] Azharkanorwala:
I Am Using This Module From Very Long Time,So This Not An Noob Q,But now After The latest Play Store Update,it dosent change The color to green if i get to apps,and after couple of minutes it changes to green and again does not.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Bwangster12:
Sorry if its in here, didn't see it...

It seems like by default the navigation bar button colors are grey for everything. Is it possible to just set this color as white all the time or better yet just match whatever color the status bar icons are?
[Xposed Framework Modules] //.dax:
[MENTION=3189368]ibocharov[/MENTION] I have an idea, greatly suitable for both KitKat and Lollipop users.

If app detects Toolbar color, and it will be in match with Material Design color palette, it will automatically determine matching secondary status bar color, so basically users on KK will get same color of status bar as users on Lolli (Google Play Music or many materialized apps)

You know, this wouldn't be like dark overlay, rather than true tinted color. Great examples can be seen in many Lollipop apps, but this would be brilliant for KK users too. I would definitely pay for this feature.

Thanks for response :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] Portgas D. Ace:
Uhm, isn't there already an overlay style called Lollipop in the Pro version, which does exactly what you are asking for?
[Xposed Framework Modules] //.dax:
As you're saying, it's overlay. Not actual secondary color. It's only semi transparent black bar over status bar.

What I mean is to get the true effect of Lollipop color tinting. I can't really describe it, but best example is Play Music on Lolli, where color is stronger, rather than darker.

Now, FSCB works in system that it screenshots current activity and colorize status bar in the same way. Styles for it are gradient, or overlay (current "Android L")

But what I mean is, that it will screenshot the activity, and if the app recognize color matching with material design color palette, it will automatically turn status bar with corresponding color (Toolbar 500, status bar 800), similar to native lolli color tinting.

If you don't understand, take a look here:

http://www.materialpalette.com

Or here:

http://www.google.com/design/spec/style/color.html#color-color-palette

Those colors are clearly not just overlayed with back transparent bar, are they?
[Xposed Framework Modules] ugh what:
I've used the config buttons to set the Google launcher screens to have transparent status/nav bars, but it quickly reverts back to black. Any ideas?
[Xposed Framework Modules] FeliipeeSC:
I bought the app , however I can not change anything and it appears as if I had not bought
[Xposed Framework Modules] Portgas D. Ace:
I definitely understand what you are asking for. But if you choose one primary color from http://www.materialpalette.com and a secondary color, the statusbar gets turned darker (same way as FSCB works with Overlay style Android L), which is how Lollipops statusbar tinting works (see attachement). Or am I completely wrong? :confused:
[Xposed Framework Modules] claytonjn:
Technically the action bar should be a 500 color and the status bar should be the 700 color from the same palette. The 700 colors are not only slightly darker but also a slightly different tint, so overlaying a translucent black bar does not EXACTLY reproduce the look.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Portgas D. Ace:
Ah, now I understand. Thanks for clarifying this point. Then you are right, [MENTION=5411338]//.dax[/MENTION], I did not get your point correctly.
[Xposed Framework Modules] //.dax:
Exactly.

And that's the effect I would like to see in FSCB. Correct Lolli tinting.

With my VERY limited programming experiences, I assume that implementing such a feature wouldn't be that hard.

Screenshot >> Color detection >> If in palette, choose correct tint. If not, choose nearest fitting >> Profit?
[Xposed Framework Modules] adyy94:
Will it work on Moto E Stock Lollipop?

I have used this module on CM11 and it worked flawlessly but i am having doubts if it will work on Lollipop 5.0.2 since i have upgraded to the soak test versions of it. Has anyone tried it????
[Xposed Framework Modules] LuizHenrique91:
I believe he is already working on it. The way I think it may work is:

>> detect if the app already implements tinted or translucent bars on Lollipop.

>> If it does, set background and overlay to fully transparent (opacity 0%)

>> otherwise: tint it the way it's doing currently.

Dev, if you are not doing this way, consider this as a suggestion ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] EternalFlame:
Hello,

Is there a fix for the "Default Alarm/Clock" App in Android 5.0, because this app changes its colors depending on how late it is and i have to adjust them every time again, thx.
[Xposed Framework Modules] vanlong441:
scrolling in some apps is really slow. Dict box in my case is a dictionary and scrolling is much better when the module is off. My prediction is that the color detection interval is quite fast. Can there be an option to change this setting?
[Xposed Framework Modules] mihai_m13:
I'm having an issue when I try to unlock the pro version. Pressing the unlock buttom just doesn't seem to do anything. I'm guessing it should prompt a pop-up or something about payment methods, but... nothing. Same deal with the donations. I'm running CM12 on a Nexus 5. Any info on this?
[Xposed Framework Modules] //.dax:
It is already doing this on latest version AFAIK, but I want to see same result on devices 4.3+

>> Detects, if app has toolbar colored by one of the colors from MD palette

>> If yes, pick secondary color from palette (usually 700 or 800)

>> If not, choose nearest matching and do the same as if it has color from MD palette
[Xposed Framework Modules] LuizHenrique91:
Is FSCB making the background's and the overlay's opacity to 0% when the app already implements tinting properly?

Because on apps like Play Store on Lollipop, statusbar isn't just colored, but transparent! You can check this when you pull the side menu and it covers all the screen, including the statusbar.

With FSCB activated, the statusbar is tinted, but it loses its transparency, so the side menu doesn't cover all the screen anymore.
[Xposed Framework Modules] //.dax:
Sorry, I'm not on Lolli, so I can't say.. I just thought that app is already doing this normally (seeing latest updates)
[Xposed Framework Modules] LuizHenrique91:
With statusbar overlay and backgroung with opacity 0%.

With FSCB working on default, with Lollipop overlay.
[Xposed Framework Modules] //.dax:
The first one is the correct way how Lolli should react. Full height nav drawer with status bar overlay.

This is possible on KK too, but only with custom library.
[Xposed Framework Modules] LuizHenrique91:
Yes! That's why I asked for FSCB to set overlay and background opacity to 0%, because it's currently obstructing the visibility of nav drawer.
[Xposed Framework Modules] hello00:
it does seem to slow my phone down too. overal this is a great module
[Xposed Framework Modules] neonixxx:
Hey, [MENTION=3189368]ibocharov[/MENTION] I'm sure you've seen that PeterCxy put out a simple module for forcing unupdated apps to tint status bars using Lollipop's native tinting method. If not, here it is: http://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/app-lolistat-statusbar-coloring-module-t3040463

It works very well, allows transitions to be very clean, and best of all doesn't color the status bar in the foreground when popup windows and dialog boxes come up.

Of course, his module doesn't have the superior features you've developed like manual color setting, auto and manual icon coloring, and detection for Chrome. Maybe, if possible, you could check out his source code and use his method to make your module color the status bar with the native tinting. I think bringing that into yours would make it the *perfect* module for status bar coloring! :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] ibocharov:
Yep, I also trying to use native tinting for Lollipop, but it's too different than I have now, so I need rewrite about 70% of my code for this. Please be patient.

P.S. I attach test version of my module with using native tinting method, so you know what I'm working on it :)
[Xposed Framework Modules] neonixxx:
Nice. Great to hear! Thank you for sharing the test version too :D
[Xposed Framework Modules] pg9590:
[MENTION=3189368]ibocharov[/MENTION] sir.. Thanks for the test module.. Just want to report that on the test module, i can't set the colour of the statusbar and navbar.. What ever colour i choosed, it always revert back to previous colour.. Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] MiguelPham:
Hello, i'm using fsb on my LG G2 and ít makes the nav bar buttons disappear...

I'm sure the buttons aren't in the same color as the bar, they just disappear...

Please check ít out and fix ít soon :D

Thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] hasselol:
Working great but found one issue.

The apps you select to ignore status bar recieves the color of last open app that changed status bar color.

For exemple i open Google Maps i get white bar, i switch back to homescreen (Apex Launcher) which normally has fully transparent bar, i now have a transparent white bar when the app (Apex Launcher) is ignored. It should not load any color at all and use app default when set to ignore specific app.

Besides that, it's an awesome app and works really great.
[Xposed Framework Modules] UszkiX:
In Gmail is black line between status bar and app bar. How to delate this line?
[Xposed Framework Modules] RusherDude:
Thanks for the effort!

Just wondering, its possible to do the "reverse-tinting" stuff to the action bar on Lollipop? It was one of the beast features on KK, I hope it comes back to LP soon :good:

PS: Will you any day give the option to color only the status bar / navbar or to not color any of them? overlapping "Do not paint" on PRO or something?