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[Google Pixel 6] neo_lithic3K:
I did check the benchmarks and it did show the 6 being faster/better than the 4xl, but I didn't notice any difference in most cases. (Though, I did notice my swiftbackup being much faster on the 6 when I was backing up all my user apps.)

Right, I was thinking the 16GB ram and better cpu would translate into very noticeable performance.

Main reason that I upgraded was because my pixel 4 xl has been draining battery fast lately, so I thought it was time to upgrade... But noticed the same issue on my pixel 6. Couple that with the other pixel 6 issues and I'm wondering whether it's really worth it to keep the 6.
[Google Pixel 6] neo_lithic3K:
Not sure if I'm understanding you correctly. There is a way to switch to the 3-button navigation bar in android settings. That's what I'm using now.
[Google Pixel 6] nutzfreelance:
i know but it constantly disappears in most of my apps and its a pain to bring back
[Google Pixel 6] neo_lithic3K:
oh that's very odd. I've never had that issue before in any phone, any android version, or any rom (custom or stock). The only time it disappears is when it's intended -- if I'm playing a full screen game, watching a full screen video, etc.
[Google Pixel 6] neo_lithic3K:
In case anyone's interested, I was able to sort-of resolve this issue by switching to the 2-button navigation (via magisk, since 2-button is not an option in settings). I don't seem to have the nav bar issue anymore.
[Google Pixel 6] DGL2033:
I do believe it's your screen protector causing your main issue. I've noticed they can be temperamental near the edges of the screen. On my LG V40 thin Q, I used the left-hand version of the keyboard, because, the right side letters & numbers were so hard to register a tap. In your case, it's likely at the bottom. Personally, I'm not using a screen protector on my pixel 6, since I own it outright, instead of payments on the LG. But, you do need to be more on target tapping the nav buttons.
[Google Pixel 6] Kide2008:
I know it is late but I understand what you mean .

It is not the navigation bar that looks small . When you enable Task Bar it will make Navigation Bar smaller to the side . So to disable it go to.

Settings > Display > taskbar. Uptick it.

Now you have the normal long navigation bar
[ASUS ROG Phone II Questions & Answers] YouNasty:
Bricked ASUS ROG Phone 2

I need a fix for the ROG Phone 2, I NEED THE FILES.

Any solution to have the files deleted is not an option for me.

The phone does not show any light indicators for charging, booting, or anything.

Tried the power button + volume +/- , and it still doesn't react or show life.

Tried charging it for a long time but still nothing.

Plugging it in the PC it gets detected as Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008(COM3).

I live in Toronto CANADA, and if there are any repair shops that you guys might recommend I am happy to reach out to them
[Tilt, TyTN II, MDA Vario III General] RICExIZxGOOD:
Hi,

I'm experiencing a problem with my messaging program. The program won't open after I select it. This began out of nowhere. I'm running the HTC 1.56 rom. Has this happened to anyone else before? How can I fix it?

Thanks
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] urbex:
Unit is a Joying JY-UQ124 PX3 - https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00XGEYU26

No idea what specific MCU and all that it is now as I bricked it several years ago when I accidentally put the wrong firmware on when attempting to go back to stock from a Malaysk ROM, and now only get black screen on power on with front panel lights on. Can't get into recovery, attempting to restore via SD card isn't working - never seems to start loading from the SD, screen just stays black.

Bought a new radio, put this one on the shelf, and now I'm trying to recover it again via the ST-LINK. Except that the only 5 holes empty on my board aren't marked, and I suspect it may actually be an unpopulated USB connector.

The PX3 SOM is a card edge RAM style connector, so I can't easily attach to header pins there either.

Do I have options here for recovery, or am I SOL with a paperweight on my hands?
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] marchnz:
SOM or MCU, photo show SOM. What is bricked, som or MCU
[MTCB Android Head Units Q&A] urbex:
I'm _guessing_ it's the MCU? If the SOM gets bricked, wouldn't I still be seeing _something_ on the screen at boot?

It's been a while since I played with this one last, but I seem to recall that I accidentally tried to push the update image from my Sofia unit into this one, and didn't catch my mistake until after it was too late to do anything about it.

But honestly, I'm not really sure what exactly is wrong with it at this point, nor do I remember exactly what I did to it prior, other than trying to roll back to stock from a Malaysk ROM, and it didn't boot afterwards.
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
​

This is a mixed Xposed+Magisk module, which is made to allow customizations that are not originally designed in Pixel phones.

Features:

Currently, Pixel Xpert offers customizations on different aspects of system framework and SystemUI, including:

Status bar

Quick Settings panel

Lock screen

Notifications

Gesture Navigations

Phone & Dialer

Hotspot

Package Manager

Screen properties

Compatibility:

Google Pixel stock roms:

- Android 12: Compatible

- Android 12.1: (12L): Compatible

- Android 13: Compatible

- Android 14: Compatible

- Android 15 beta: Compatible

Prerequisites:

- Compatible Roms (see above)

- Device Rooted by Magisk 25.0+ or KSU

- LSPosed (Zygisk Version)

How to install:

(Make sure to read post #2 (FAQ) carefully before you proceed)

- Install the Magisk module

- Reboot (bootloop is not expected, but user should always be prepared for the worst)

- You can use PixelXpert app to configure the module

The module is released in 2 flavors, which download and update procedures are different:

Stable release:

Manual Install/Update: through repository's Github release page (link below)

Automated updates: through Magisk/KSU manager, or PixelXpert built-in updater

Canary release:

Manual Install/Update: from PixelXpert Telegram channel

Automated install/updates: through PixelXpert built-in updater, or Magisk/KSU manager

*No matter which flavor you're on, you can always switch to the other one with PixelXpert built-in updater

Credits / Thanks:

Android Team

@topjohnwu for Magisk

@rovo89 for Xposed

Team LSPosed

apsun@github for remote-preferences

@nijel8 for double-tap to wake

Translations:

With the help of many users, PixelXpert is currently translated to several languages. If you want to take part in translating PixelXpert to your own language, visit:

pixelxpert.siava.sh/translate

UI design:

Mahmud0808@Github

Graphic design:

JstormZx@Telegram (Icon and Banner)

RKBDI@Telegram (Icon)

Brought to you by:

@siavash79 & @Typhus_

Download:

Android 13 Dec 2022 (AOSP 13 R18) and later: pixelxpert.siava.sh/download

Android 12 or 13 Nov 2022 (AOSP 13 R8) and earlier: AOSPMods v2.4.1
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
FAQ​

Q: I've found bugs, I have suggestions, or I want to suggest a new feature

A: Your feedback will be very welcome. Please head to Github repository (linked below) and report your issue. We'll try our best (and never guarantee) to resolve them

Issues · siavash79/PixelXpert

mixed Xposed+Magisk module for customization of Google Pixel rom of Android 12+ - Issues · siavash79/PixelXpert

github.com

Q: The installation steps are too difficult / I'm not sure how to install the module

A: This mod is made only (and only) for power users who know how to root their device, are fairly familiar with magisk, and are very fluent with adb/fastboot, specially if their device falls into bootloops, etc. IF you're not sure how to work with magisk, adb, bootloaders, root explorers, etc., you're making a huge risk by proceeding with installation of this mod, which we (the authors) cannot bear the consequences. Maybe your device never boots normally, or you can easily lose your data in case you make any mistakes.

So,

if you're not sure how to proceed, please (please) stop right here, and DO NOT GO FURTHER. We will not be responsible for any damage caused

Q: Do you accept donations/payments?

A: This module is not / will not be a commercial product. While we really appreciate your support, we do not / will not accept any payments for this module, in any form

However, if you really feel like it, you can donate to your favorite charity on our behalf, or help funding education for children in need, at Child Foundation

Q: How can I help?

A: We will be more than happy to receive help, in any way possible. So, If you are a developer and can contribute to the project (which by the way is open source), we will gladly accept your contribution. Even if you're not a developer, you can always help us by opting-in for tests/experiments and provide feedbacks, so that we can further improve the module. (Please send a message to one of the authors)
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
Reserved
[Xposed Framework Modules] Lord Sithek:
It looks very promising, thanx for sharing. I think I don't need any of the mods included at the moment, but I'm very interested in the progress in the Xposed field. I think in time your mod has the potential to substitute (at least to some extent) famous GravityBox module, which presumably won't get update above A11. Good luck!
[Xposed Framework Modules] cmh714:
I would love the ability to remove the Battery icon from the Status bar if that would be possible please....

And TY for your efforts!!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Mr.Demous:
Thanks for this great mod, it's working great in my Pixel 6. But is it possible to add network traffic monitor to the status bar? It would be a great addition.
[Xposed Framework Modules] nickelnine:
This is great to see, looking forward to the wonderful things to come. Thanks for providing it
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
What if you resize the Battery icon to 0%?
[Xposed Framework Modules] TheLoonyRebel:
While it does disappear there is a small gap where the battery icon was. Battery icon removal feature on other mods lacks this gap.
[Xposed Framework Modules] cmh714:
Didnt think of that....seems to work decently, maybe a little bit of extra "dead" space, but TY TY TY!
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
That's correct. Resize to 0 is not designed for icon removal, but does the trick for the moment.

Maybe we can add the option to next versions
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
In the next version, look for the option under battery style
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
The module is updated to Canary 006

Changelog:

Added option to hide battery icon

Added option to hide Navigation bar

Added option to activate Power long-press to launch Torch (requires activation of System Framework)

Many bugfixes

Module is PARTIALLY compatible with 13 DP2

WARNING: Activating Xposed modules on System Framework have a high potential for bootloops. Use with caution

Download

Release Canary Version 006 · siavash79/AOSPMods

Changelog: Added option to hide battery icon Added option to hide Navigation bar Added option to activate Power long-press to launch Torch (requires activation of System Framework) Many bugfixes ...

github.com
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
Apparently there's a bug in one of the libraries that we have used which prevents zygisk during reboot. A workaround is done and hopefully it will be all good.

If you have installed 006 already, please download and install the APK file again (Rev 02)
[Xposed Framework Modules] f8lxninja:
Has anyone tried this on ProtonAOSP 12.3 yet? I might put it on my Pixel 5 as a test if no one has yet.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Typhus_:
It should work. Proton is AOSP based...so...go for it (please just don't if you aren't sure of how all of this works, ok?).
[Xposed Framework Modules] f8lxninja:
Will do, I have my Pixel 6 as my main so if anything goes wrong on the 5 I'm not in trouble.
[Xposed Framework Modules] WhoIsJohnGalt1979:
@siavash79 and @Typhus_ Thank you for the Xposed/lsposed version mod. All features work perfectly fine except for one little feature on my end -> custom carrier text. I did the basics before posting.
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
Can you please share your LSposed log file and android version?
[Xposed Framework Modules] bilrage:
There's a chance you can add something to separate notification and call volume, i cant find any module to do it
[Xposed Framework Modules] WhoIsJohnGalt1979:
I blame you lol, April Fool fairy didn't show 13DP2 love. No hidden feature reveal. Next reveal when you show some 13DP2 love, I mean full love not partial. Enjoy your away time!😛
[Xposed Framework Modules] jadajada:
Took the jump, updated to March build and installed this mod. Everything seems work perfectly, but I am no longer able to change wallpaper, not from long press on home screen and not frem settings. Getting a brief pop up saying "Color applied" has stopped.

Expected behaviour, or has something gone wrong?
[Xposed Framework Modules] DarrenNewsgroup:
Allowing 180 degree rotation would be nice to have. On some on my phones the charging port would make maps navigation better if the phone was upside down.
[Xposed Framework Modules] McFlypants:
Can you include to hide BT-Icon or just show when connected? This was part of gravitybox and customiuizer.

And is it possible to hide voLTE and voWIFI icon?
[Xposed Framework Modules] thf1973:
Thank you for the module. Could you please add an option to force english language? I can't stand the german translation ;)
[Xposed Framework Modules] roirraW "edor" ehT:
For hiding the Bluetooth icon, you can do that already:

Enabled SytemUI Tuner in AOSP Mods / Miscellaneous

Then go to SystemUI Tuner in Android Settings / System

Choose Status bar, then disable Bluetooth
[Xposed Framework Modules] cbomb1337:
Thank you dev. I like the battery icon that's dashed And got the status bar date how I like it.
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
Okay. Since no one found it, here's the other new feature: 🙄

- Added Longpress on settings shortcut on QS
[Xposed Framework Modules] highdro:
That was the first thing I noticed...
[Xposed Framework Modules] mingaldrichgan:
I could have sworn I read that somewhere, and already knew that! But maybe it was actually in a commit message rather than an XDA post. 😎
[Xposed Framework Modules] jadajada:
Got it fixed, seems like the «old» mod for more pixel wallpapers by @Typhus_ did not work with this setup. Removed mod and all is well. Wished that it would work though..
[Xposed Framework Modules] Typhus_:
Yeah...that module doesn't work on 12.1 since the apps are from 12. I can try and make an update to that module...no promises though.

Cheers!
[Xposed Framework Modules] Haru2001:
I have something to Tell something before I flash the new version of this Xposed module or even when I haven't install this last week I've notice the system notification panel is sluggish and laggy and the system UI is also sluggish..and now I installed it recently

Ive noticed the system UI and the notification panel it doesn't lag or sluggish I don't need to overclock my gpu anymore after I've notice this.

It's make my system smooth af

......

How is this even possible?

I tried clean flash all gsi I tested and only this module I use and it fix some how......!??!!??!??!???

Hoooooooow🤯🤯😱😱🙀🙀🤯

Xiaomi Redmi 9
[Xposed Framework Modules] omersusin:
Link?
[Xposed Framework Modules] kazuki5101m:
Thank you for the module. Could you please add an option to invert navbar layout?
[Xposed Framework Modules] k1984228:
what link?
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
Well.... I didn't understand much from your post.

From previous canary versions to the new beta, we mostly concentrated on bug fixes in Xposed department. But I personally don't recall anything that contributed in UI lag department. I can think that it probably related to something else
[Xposed Framework Modules] Theo1218:
Amazing work here! I really like the features included, just an idea but would be possible to make an option to trigger the Android 12L task bar on normal dpi? Without having the whole tablet UI, just the taskbar. Here's an example from kdrag0n

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1501740076551733250

Don't know exactly how he managed to do this but it's possible
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
Thanks for your kindness! The problem is that @kdrag0n is one of the best Android developers/hackers, and unfortunately you can't compare our amateur work with him :D

But anyway if we find any documents about it, we will try it for sure
[Xposed Framework Modules] acuicultor:
You're doing a great job and don't forget that everyone started being amateur even kdrag0n.
[Xposed Framework Modules] antonio_d25:
That's true - I tried all them myself.

But maybe there's something wrong with my configuration... but when I pull the right side all the way down and you can see the little power button on the bottom right screen -> you can restart, power off, lockdown the phone and it doesn't ask for a pin or anything...
[Xposed Framework Modules] antonio_d25:
And I am pulling the QS menu all the way down from the Lockscreen - sensitive toggles are asking for pin. But the Power menu options can be used without PIN
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
That's true:

Power options should "never" get behind security wall. The person trying to reboot the phone might be you. Also, whatever you do, you can never block the physical power button
[Xposed Framework Modules] antonio_d25:
Got it - I was used to GravityBox and I could disable the power menu options in lock screen and that helps in case somebody is trying to turn the phone off. Even holding the physical button while the phone was locked - the power menu options wouldn't come up
[Xposed Framework Modules] siavash79:
‎Yes I guess it's possible to disable reboot on power button hold. But what if your phone gets stuck at something and the only way is to hold the power button? It should never get disabled in any condition.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Cpt.mactavish:
Dual tone light QS remains black and toggles look kind of pale....in December update....would you be kind enough to look at it, if possible?
[Xposed Framework Modules] emonkhan826:
Not working on stock pixel December update 😫
[Xposed Framework Modules] sanangel:
Read back pages. Use canary version.
[Xposed Framework Modules] sanangel:
From LSPosed, modules and entering AOSPmods, the three dots on the top right. There you have the option to choose between stable or canary
[Xposed Framework Modules] digger16309:
Installing canary can also be done from GitHub action page. One needs to be signed into GitHub though.
[Xposed Framework Modules] albsat:
Fantastic mod @siavash79 . I just installed it on pixel and loved the navigation button order and network traffic mods.

Please. Is it possible to add the option to seperate Ring from Notification volume? I mean have them separated each?

That would be great as we need to lower the notifications volume at work without sacrificing the ring volume.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Rada23:
I have a problem. I can't activate the flashlight because it says "camera in use". How do I solve this? I have PixelOS android 13
[Xposed Framework Modules] Thebear j koss:
Solo Ingles, por favor.

Mod translation: English only, please.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dyval:
Just to confirm this works on pixel 6 pro December build? Thank you.
[Xposed Framework Modules] linus207:
That's true. This setup is currently in my hands. Everything is fine here.
[Xposed Framework Modules] otonieru:
Hi @siavash79 , thank you for your great work, always.

am using canary version on my P7Pro, December Build.

Did you remove the option to merge the signal indicator (Cell + Wifi) in the canary build purposely ? or is that feature still in development ?

also, i want to report bugs, that when network monitor option for status bar is turned on, the height padding will automatically messed up. (the top padding will become smaller on the left side of the bar)
[Xposed Framework Modules] dyval:
Are you using the canary build? Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] linus207:
Yes. 186 canary to be precise.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dyval:
Thanks bro.👌🏻
[Xposed Framework Modules] dyval:
One more thing bro, are you on December 2022 rom build?
[Xposed Framework Modules] linus207:
Yes, December stock build
[Xposed Framework Modules] drdionysius:
I just updated to the December update which broke the AOSP mod. I'm on Android 13 on a Pixel 4a 5G.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dyval:
Thank you.
[Xposed Framework Modules] linus207:
Try canary build
[Xposed Framework Modules] albsat:
Use canary version
[Xposed Framework Modules] drdionysius:
I've been on Canary since Android 12.

(Magisk is working fine)
[Xposed Framework Modules] linus207:
Idk then. Try removing everything mod related and reinstall.
[Xposed Framework Modules] acidspider:
December build, Canary 189 lost the ability to change battery icon
[Xposed Framework Modules] Phoebus89:
Hi,

I'm having a strange issue. I had AOSP Mods installed on my P7P running A13 build TD1A.221105.001.A1 (November update) all working fine with no issues etc. Yesterday I was installing a banking app and that app requests Developer mode be disabled to run. I disabled developer mode and reboot except for now, I am stuck in a bootloop. Phone gets to just about where it opens up (Android is starting message on screen) and then it changes to power off - Shutting Down. I cannot get passed this unless I boot into safe mode then reboot into normal mode, enable Magisk module one by one until it happened again. AOSP Mods is the only one that causes this unless I disable LSPosed module but then it obviously doesn't work. I have removed and reinstalled LSPosed and AOSP Mods several times but to no avail so far. Is there a way to manually remove LSPosed and AOSP Mods and all traces that are left behind that maybe don't get removed when you just uninstall them via Magisk?

Current software builds:

Pixel 7 Pro

Android 13 13 TD1A.221105.001.A1

Magisk 25.2 Canary

LSPosed V1.8.5 (6649)

AOSP Mods v2.4.1 from GitHub repo

Many thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] acidspider:
190fixed it, 👍
[Xposed Framework Modules] Phoebus89:
Completely and utterly ignore this, I'm an absolute idiot. I had somehow added AOSP Mods to my Deny List and had Shamiko enforcing it which in turn, doesn't allow the system to boot! Who knew!
[Xposed Framework Modules] FreakyJoost:
So there is this weird thing I got going.

Every time when I update to a new version, after the reboot the plugin crashes.

Given the log I determined this was related to the Brightness-leveled flashlight tile.

I Disable this toggle, and after reboot all works.

After this I can enable the toggle again and it works as expected. And it keeps working after reboot.

Does anybody else recognize this?
[Xposed Framework Modules] dyval:
Is updating okay if I'm on canary build? I'm using P6pro. Thanks
[Xposed Framework Modules] Thebear j koss:
To what?
[Xposed Framework Modules] dyval:
Sorry, I mean to update the module.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Fishawy:
Your signature says that you're on the stable December build. If that's the case and you're using the Canary version, then yes, updating from within the app to the latest release (190) works normally on my P7Pro.

I would join the Telegram group before updating if I were you. Reading/asking there would give you comfort if similar P6Pro owners successfully updated to the latest Canary.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dyval:
Thanks a lot bro.
[Xposed Framework Modules] letmedanz:
Hello @siavash79 .

Thank you for this fantastic mod, love it.

Using the latest Canary on December build (P7P) and noticed a minor bug.

I have network monitor enabled on the far left.

When the notification bar is pulled down, it moves behind the camera notch and partially gets blocked.

Not really a big deal, just a quick note.
[Xposed Framework Modules] dyval:
How to make double tap to sleep work? Thanks.
[Xposed Framework Modules] Thebear j koss:
Need to enable system ui in lsposed. And it's only for dts on the statusbar only. Not dts anywhere.