I want to give the option to show / hide the system UI.
I can do it with a button and with TaifunTools (Show(/Hide)SystemUI).
Many phones have a phisical home-button, so have no systemUI.
Thats why my button has no function, so in this case I want to hide it.
Can I find out somehow if a phone has a physical 'Home' button, (and screen independent 'Back' and 'Running apps' buttons)?
Maybe one of the available methods will work for you:
com.sunny.SystemUI.aix (6.3 KB)
My tests show this:
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Also make sure the device is Android 4 and above.
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Already set the min sdk to 19.
Attila_Murmann:
Fine, thanks.
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Anke
December 25, 2020, 1:49pm
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But it also works on Android 4.3 (API 18
, Jelly Bean) with Companion.
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Excuse me, where can I set the min sdk?
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Anke
December 25, 2020, 2:12pm
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The minSdkVersion = 19
is declared in the Manifest
by the extension.
But you can set (change) it this way (minSdkVersion = 18
works, Galaxy S3):
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Thank you.
I thought that it is better to set a min sdk else it can cause problems later.
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Anyone else using these vintage phones?
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I develop and build apps in AI2, I've never used neither Android Studio nor APK editor.
Should I use one?
Anke
December 25, 2020, 4:02pm
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I still have a few older ones for testing purposes, so I still use these ...
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I prefer small phones with one physical button (and fingerprint scanner) under the screen, not on the back. I'm old fashioned, I know.
I've found the Apk Editor and I've tried it.
I can do the task.
Thanks for all.
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