I need to block full screen mode for any App started in Android. That mean App can be opened, but status bar must be visible. I tried to search a lot of info, but still not luck.
I found App that always showing status bar - but issue is, status bar have transparent color and full screen app is not attached screen, with that status bar.
I have root phone and can modify any settings, but can't update firmware. Also i tried to make overlay over screen, but still no luck, all app just ignore my overlay
Thanks
You can do it in Xposed framework in App Settings module:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/de.robv.android.xposed.mods.appsettings
Just set Fullscreen to never for every application that uses it.
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I was just testing my app on Pixel3 XL emulator and noticed that the app bar is covered by the bezel. I thought the flutter framework handles this for app bar own its own.
Is there a way to fix this? I also looked at SafeArea but that probably would make me to manage the app bar on all the pages of BottomNavigationBar.
This is an issue with the emulator, not Flutter. If you open Chrome on the emulator you will see that it's also covered by the notch. You can also drag from the notch and the notification's pane will be dragged down, even thought it shouldn't be possible.
You can fix this though. Open the Android settings, go to to the About phone section and tap on the Build Number 7 times, to enable developer mode. Once that's done, in Settings, go to the System section, open Advanced and go to Developer options. Tap the Display cutout option and select Tall cutout. This will adjust the OS to account for the notch.
I'd like to completely hide the status bar when in Immersive full-screen mode, for the purpose of running a kiosk app. All of the suggested solutions mention methods for preventing the status bar from getting fully expanded, but none show how to completely prevent the status bar from being displayed (then subsequently disappearing) when you drag down on the top of the screen. In Kiosk mode we don't want ANY ancillary activity occurring besides the dedicated app that is running on the device, despite how users may try to interact with the controls or screen.
Thanks in advance!
guys
I have an android app and I want to develop a feature which shows app running time in android status bar when android app is in background. This is similar to the in call status that shows the length of the current call on top of screen and allow user to touch it go back to the call screen.
Is there a way to doing this?
Thanks in advance!
Alex
I am trying to build an android app in kiosk-mode in Android 4.2.2 (Jelly Bean). What I have achieved till now is to make the application as full screen and also handled the home and back buttons. However, my problem is, I want to remove the status/notification bar. I don't want the user to access any other settings through it. I have tried out many ways including the usage of different flags available in android WindowManager for having a screen devoid of the notification bar. However, none were helpful for that.
I have read about apps like Surelock which serve this purpose. Therefore, at least I know that there is something which can be done, except rooting, to remove the notification bar.
Can anyone please help me on this?
I have an android app which does run full screen .. done by the mainifest file
Works fine on units with seperate buttons like Samsung s3
Now running the same app on another unit without physical buttoms they will apear in the buttom of the screen see the red cirkel on attached image
I need a hint to remove this bar in code?
http://i44.tinypic.com/35ba1lj.jpg (image)
You cannot remove this bar for security and usability reasons.
Doing so would make it impossible for the user to exit your app naturally, as both the back and the home button will disappear. Not only is this terrible for usability and system consistency, but it also poses a security risk as malicious apps can take over the system by removing the bar.