I am using an app of floating Back Button for my ease. That app uses accessibility feature to observe my action of course. But when ever i clear my recent apps, this app also killed. I would have to reopen it, give again permission of Accessibility to make it work.
Even if i dont kill the app at Recent app still system kill it after 1 hour.
Use different apps for back button but result is same. Any guide would be appreciated. Thanx in advance.. Waiting...
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I would like an app with no GUI. I want to be able to assign it a quick launch key and I want to to kill all tasks when pressed.
Sometimes my phone gets so SLOW that I want to just restart it. But it takes a long time to boot so it's a catch 22.
I have a Taskkiller app but when the phone is going that slow, the app won't even start. I need a quick key press to just kill everything.
Hope someone can make this for me.
theyre plenty of these in the market try searching >.< taskiller also has a kill all button but prob doesnt help cause for you it doesntopen.
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theyre plenty of these in the market try searching >.< taskiller also has a kill all button but prob doesnt help cause for you it doesntopen.
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All the apps I've tried have GUIs so they won't work as a quick launch shortcut.
If you know the name of one that's not a GUI I would appreciate it.
If you have the app "TasKiller" by Thibaut Nicolas from the market it comes with a widget that kills all with one tap. I know it isn't what you were asking for but it may help with what you want until someone else has a better suggestion.
taskiller does this
it comes with a widget that will kill all
I have the paid version of taskiller and I love it. But the widget doesn't work if you aren't on the home app.
taskiller is a ramkiller...the widget seems to eat up ram for me.
I looked for a solution long time for this, no success.
I wanna an app that can kill the active (foreground app) only, like in Cyanogenmod "long press back button kill".
I wanna assign to a hardware key this app to kill my active app.
(there is a "shake task killer " app, but I dont love it)
Anybody?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2107814
Probably irrelevant now but
PHONE SLOW CLICK ME?
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wyx said:
I looked for a solution long time for this, no success.
I wanna an app that can kill the active (foreground app) only, like in Cyanogenmod "long press back button kill".
I wanna assign to a hardware key this app to kill my active app.
(there is a "shake task killer " app, but I dont love it)
Anybody?
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I use the widget running apps that comes with the original. Is that of any use to see apps running and stopping?:banghead:
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Hi,
MightyText is a background app that syncs SMSs and other notifications from phone to Internet in realtime.
On MIUI 8 on Mi 5, the synchronization only happens when the app is shown in Multitask app lists, and some kind of task management periodically remove it from there, which make the synchronization stop. I tried to "Setting > Battery & performance > Power > App battery saver" to put "No restrictions" to the app, but it didn't help.
Any idea on how to solve this?
Thanks a lot!
Mighty text is not something found on Miui seems like your using a fake rom from the seller
I have contacted MightyText support about this. And they told me that you will have to turn the battery saver feature completely off to get MightyText to work. I'm not going to compensate the entire phone battery life for one app. So I stopped using it. It'd be great if someone can find out exactly which service on top of the MightyText app that we need to add to exception list to get MightyText working
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I have contacted MightyText support about this. And they told me that you will have to turn the battery saver feature completely off to get MightyText to work. I'm not going to compensate the entire phone battery life for one app. So I stopped using it. It'd be great if someone can find out exactly which service on top of the MightyText app that we need to add to exception list to get MightyText working
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You can lock the app so that Task manager won't kill it. Just show running apps (press left button) and slide the app down. There you will see a padlock at the left. Press it and the app will stay working and won't be killed.
Regards.
bolopez said:
You can lock the app so that Task manager won't kill it. Just show running apps (press left button) and slide the app down. There you will see a padlock at the left. Press it and the app will stay working and won't be killed.
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Confirming this method works! Thanks for the tip!
It's strange that the battery saver exception doesn't automatically do that for me since I have added Mightytext app in the Exception list.
bolopez said:
You can lock the app so that Task manager won't kill it. Just show running apps (press left button) and slide the app down. There you will see a padlock at the left. Press it and the app will stay working and won't be killed.
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Thanks for that, this worked for me also!
Does anybody know if there's an app which allows to kill an running app with back key?
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Does anybody know if there's an app which allows to kill an running app with back key?
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Hi,
Usually needs root, if you have root use fng navbar. If no root, use Samsungs one hand operation + app and you get option to close app, that kills it.
Batman for the win :laugh:
Thank you that is great I did not know the app was capable of doing this I had to create a tasker script to long hold the back button for 3 seconds to kill it but I've got to run it in ADB Wi-Fi command every time I reboot my phone so the task has enough permissions to run.
Hey there guys I have this strange issue, I am using this particular web filter app called Truple on the play store and it requires device adminstrator privileges so you can't uninstall the app easily, but the issue is that all I need to do is press force stop on the app dashboard and it stops the filter from working completely.
I have asked the developer of the app about this and he says on stock Android the force stop button will be greyed out when you give the app administrator privileges so you cannot press it but it seems isn't the case on MIUI as even though the app has administrator privileges I can still press force stop.
Does anyone know why this is or even how I can make it so that the force stop button will be inaccessible or do you think it is an issue with the app itself or MIUI?
Any feedback will be appreciated guys thank you