Unless I click the actual notification to open the app, they won't go away until I view the app and then swipe down the notification panel. When swiping down there isn't even a notification, just the icon in the status bar.
On Android Pie
Any ideas?
forwardthinking said:
Unless I click the actual notification to open the app, they won't go away until I view the app and then swipe down the notification panel. When swiping down there isn't even a notification, just the icon in the status bar.
On Android Pie
Any ideas?
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I have also had this problem, mainly with Hangouts. I'm using a ROM though so maybe thats it?
I'm locked unfortunately, so no. Seems to happen with every app for me.
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I know that custom launchers like Nova and Apex allow you to hide the notification bar... but it pops back up as soon as you open an app and sometimes causes weird jumpiness because of the app readjusting to the screen size with the notification bar.
Is there a way to keep it hidden even with apps open?
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(Haha... yeah right!)
This exists on cm10. It hides in all places. Called extended desktop.
What's the icon on upper left corner?
It seems that all my notification icons are not displayed on the status bar, but still in the pull-down menu.
And the sound notification seems also disabled.
Does anyone know how to disable/enable this option?
I can't remember how I did it.
Thanks
betterwang said:
What's the icon on upper left corner?
It seems that all my notification icons are not displayed on the status bar, but still in the pull-down menu.
And the sound notification seems also disabled.
Does anyone know how to disable/enable this option?
I can't remember how I did it.
Thanks
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i got this yesterday after trying out k-9 mail. i deleted the app, restarted my phone, and it was gone. samsung tech support said it was a notification from an app, but had no way to track which app it was...
betterwang said:
What's the icon on upper left corner?
It seems that all my notification icons are not displayed on the status bar, but still in the pull-down menu.
And the sound notification seems also disabled.
Does anyone know how to disable/enable this option?
I can't remember how I did it.
Thanks
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Pull down the notification pane. Scroll the top part with the buttons to your left. You'll see a "Notification" button. Make sure it's green (enabled) and it should go away. If not, another app may be controlling it but that's unlikely.
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Thanks m3thods!!
It works.
m3thods said:
Pull down the notification pane. Scroll the top part with the buttons to your left. You'll see a "Notification" button. Make sure it's green (enabled) and it should go away. If not, another app may be controlling it but that's unlikely.
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when i scroll in my notification bar, i do not see the notification button on my stock att phone. hmmm.
slicetwo said:
when i scroll in my notification bar, i do not see the notification button on my stock att phone. hmmm.
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There isn't a button for notification, but it should tell you what's "on going"
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accrews2001 said:
There isn't a button for notification, but it should tell you what's "on going"
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what do you mean by "on going"? as in "connected to wifi..." and such?
slicetwo said:
what do you mean by "on going"? as in "connected to wifi..." and such?
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I mean if you have a process actively running it should look like this (I.e. my alarm clock is on going)
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I think it's silly that LG has given us this big beautiful screen and diminishes it's full glory by not easily allowing you to hide the top status bar. I am pleasntly supprised about the fact that they let you hide the home navigation bar on the bottom. Love that.
So getting to work, how do we hide the top status bar in the same way as the bottom bar with a swipe to activate on demand?
So far on my quest I have done the following:
Placed the phone in developer mode and allowed USB debuging. Described here in the a PurpleDrake how to guide that I used: http://www.droidviews.com/root-and-install-twrp-recovery-on-t-mobile-lg-g3-d851/
PurpleDrake: Rooted, Installed TWRP, Disable LG Security. http://forum.xda-developers.com/tmobile-lg-g3/development/root-twrp-root-twrp-tmo-lg-g3-t2821005
Installed Xposed Framework http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/xposed-installer-versions-changelog-t2714053
Installed G3 TweaksBox and activated the module in the Xposed Framework https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.ptoti.g3_tweaksbox&hl=en
I have searched and searched google, xda and all the phone settings looking for an easy way to hide the status bar. What am I missing? Can someone please help? I hope this will benefit a lot of people. Thanks :good:
If you download gravity box module for xposed you can put the phone in expanded desktop mode which will hide the status bar
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dagod80 said:
If you download gravity box module for xposed you can put the phone in expanded desktop mode which will hide the status bar
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Is that just for the homescreen view or all the time? I'm looking to hide it while in applications. The same way the home nav bar at the bottom hides. Thanks
I use ADB launcher to get the job done.
Apache0c said:
Is that just for the homescreen view or all the time? I'm looking to hide it while in applications. The same way the home nav bar at the bottom hides. Thanks
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ADB Launcher allows you to hide the notification bar and create a bottom drawer where you can use folder editor to put in category Icons that when pressed open up a slideable selection bar to select programs stored under that icon. Everything is neat and tidy on mine. No wasted screen space.
vvveith said:
ADB Launcher allows you to hide the notification bar and create a bottom drawer where you can use folder editor to put in category Icons that when pressed open up a slideable selection bar to select programs stored under that icon. Everything is neat and tidy on mine. No wasted screen space.
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Thanks. More that I play with the phone, the more I realize that I actually just want the web browser to go full screen. Just need the status bar to hide when browsing. Don't really want to install an aftermarket launcher.
For other people's benefit, in case anyone else finds this thread that wants to use their phone's full screen. I found a solution that seems to fit the bill. I'm using an app called full!screen that says it's for tablets but seems to work almost perfectly https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.tsorn.FullScreen&hl=en
It has a pie menu included so you don't even need the pie app.
Try this.. drag down from the top once.. then tap on the blue person icon next to the settings button.
does it close the status bar and make it refuse to open until a reboot? Wondering if its my phone
lyeith said:
Try this.. drag down from the top once.. then tap on the blue person icon next to the settings button.
does it close the status bar and make it refuse to open until a reboot? Wondering if its my phone
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No issues here.... I can access the status bar as well as quick settings.. I can also change users....Absolutely no issues
No problem here either.. :/
strange.. wonder if its something specific to how i configured the stuff on the phone.. oh well
Hide icons of running apps on the status bar? Is it possible to do this without rooting? I hate having to look at the spotify icon / whatsapp desktop and other apps icons on my status bar all the time, it looks so cluttered , I KNOW spotify it's running since the music is playing google, I'm not that stupid to know it's running in the background , if I want to look at my notifications, let's say I get an email, I'll slide down the notification bar , I don't need notifications being thrown at me all the time...
Chad_Petree said:
Hide icons of running apps on the status bar? Is it possible to do this without rooting? I hate having to look at the spotify icon / whatsapp desktop and other apps icons on my status bar all the time, it looks so cluttered , I KNOW spotify it's running since the music is playing google, I'm not that stupid to know it's running in the background , if I want to look at my notifications, let's say I get an email, I'll slide down the notification bar , I don't need notifications being thrown at me all the time...
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Does long pressing the notification in question not allow you to shut it off? Or am I misunderstanding your interpretation?
Press and hold the Settings icon Quick Settings for a while. You'll see a new section System UI Tuner, from. There you can turn on or off icon in the status bar area. You'll also now notice a wrench next to your settings icon in your quick setting area.
I hope this is what you're referring to.
You can also swipe right slowly and it will reveal a settings icon, tap there and turn off notification from just that app
Badger50 said:
Does long pressing the notification in question not allow you to shut it off? Or am I misunderstanding your interpretation?
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If you do that you then silence all the notifications for that app , don't get me wrong I don't want to eliminate the notifications , I just want to eliminate the icons on the status bar .
Take a look at the picture I uploaded , see how the bar gets crowded with all those app icons from Spotify , the new York times apps etc ?
For what you're wanting, you'll need root.