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Enhancing personalization: conceal navigation keys and provide permissions
FNG introduces a built-in functionality to conceal software navigation keys, thus deLivering an immersive and uncluttered experience for users. It is important to note that utilizing this feature necessitates either root access or a computer to assign the app the required permissions.
Simplified Permission Authorization via ADB
Here's a detailed guide outlining how to grant FNG the necessary permissions by using Android Debug Bridge (ADB):
Activate Developer Mode: Access your Android settings and enable Developer options.
Enable USB Debugging: In the Developer options, turn on USB Debugging.
Install ADB on Your Computer: Download and set up ADB on your PC, whether it's Windows, Mac, or Linux.
Grant Permissions: Connect your device to your computer via USB and execute the following ADB command:
adb shell pm grant com.fb.fluid android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
Restoring Navigation Keys:
To revert to the Original software navigation keys, either disable FNG or run this ADB command:
adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,0
Simplified navigation using customizable gestures
At FNG's core are two fundamental gestures: Quick Swipe and Swipe & Hold. These gestures can be initiated from the edges of the screen, promoting an intuitive method for phone control. The placement of side triggers is purposeful, situated on the lower half of the screen, allowing uninterrupted access to app menus.
What does it achieve?
Android users can alter their current navigation gestures utilizing Fluid Navigation Gestures. This application gives users straightforward access to over 100 distinct settings, including numerous exciting and practical options. You can modify navigation controls, incorporate new gestures and buttons, and more, customizing on-screen commands by adjusting the gestures and buttons linked to various functions. This capability empowers users to create extensive and sophisticated commands using quick and efficient gesture Actions.
Multilingual capabilities
Android users have the ability to seamlessly grant themselves Fluid Navigation Gestures Permission for enhanced access to intuitive app settings. This innovative feature facilitates easy translation of the app into their preferred Language.
Expanded control features
Those who take the time to explore the comprehensive customization options within Fluid Navigation Gestures will find it rewarding. By linking specific app or device functionalities to gesture commands, users can enjoy a more tailored navigation experience. You can have two dedicated apps displayed on each side of the Toggle split-screen option with one command. Open one app via a Shortcut and quickly launch another app simultaneously. This setup allows immediate access to interconnected mobile applications. Stay updated on certain apps through notifications. Many additional functionalities await discovery.
Custom actions via third-party apps
The integration of gesture controls and multiple screen positions in Android empowers users to associate specific gestures with Designated actions. This feature enhances their app interfaces by integrating elements previously unavailable. Users can utilize the Back, Home, and Recent apps navigation options positioned at the screen's bottom. Using Fluid Navigation Gestures, you can link Google Assistant, Google Search, Power Dialogs, Quick Settings, Keyboard Selectors, and additional menus to a single gesture. Furthermore, you can activate the quick split-screen function across any chosen applications. This approach enables you to perform specific tasks without directly accessing individual menus. Plus, while viewing notifications, there's no need to access the shortcuts menu; this operation is also assigned to a single gesture.
Requirements for use
The Google Play Store app is available for free. Simply visit the Google Play Store and install the app without payment. This offers an attractive opportunity for anyone interested in this remarkable mobile application! While the app includes in-app purchases and ads, these don't prevent usage; you may engage with the content free-of-charge whenever desired. To access Fluid Navigation Gestures' functionalities, ensure that your Android device has USB Debugging and Root Permissions enabled. Connect your smartphone or tablet to a computer via ADB, then follow instructions on the official app page to activate the app's functions. Granting permission for access to in-app features is essential. It's also advisable to keep your Android devices updated to the latest firmware version—preferably Android 5.1 or above—to guarantee optimal app performance. For emulators, FluidNGPermissionGranter, an open-source tool granting Windows permissions for app operation, is needed if you plan to run the app on Windows.
