I posted this in the "other" dynamic navbar thread already, but I didn't want the slimmer navbar option to get overlooked by those who didn't know about it.
The AndroidN_DP5_Dynamic_Navbar_ONLY only flashable zip does the same exact thing as the one that is posted in that "other" thread, except this one is in flashable form for your convenience.
The dynamic navbar mod (changing of the navbar to match the status bar color) doesn't work in every app. When it doesn't work, it just makes the navbar gray.
Some of the apps that I know it doesn't work in are Chrome, the Play Store, Google Calendar, and several others I'm sure. This is not something that I can "fix." From what I understand, it has something to do with the way a given app is coded. In any event, it works in most apps.
Two people with adjusted screen resolutions have reported the slimmer navbar mod causing a bootloop.
So, if you have changed the screen resolution to something other than it's natural state, be aware that you may have issues. To recover from this, one user said he had to reinstall the stock SystemUI.
If you've changed your resolution and want to give it a try anyway, it wouldn't be a bad idea to make a back up of your stock SystemUI as well.
This mod only contains a modified frameword-res.apk, so I'm not sure why reinstalling the SystemUI worked to fix his issue, but it is what it is.
- As always, make a copy of your stock framework-res.apk so that you can fall back on it should you have any issues.
- I am not responsible for your device.
You have two choices: Dynamic Navbar ONLY (left image) or Dynamic Navbar + Slimmer Navbar (right image).
I will continue to make these modifications for newer versions of Android N until Xposed for N is released, in which case we'll have Gravity Box back and all of our other goodies, so this mod will become unnecessary.
Until that time, check back here when a new version shows up and I'll have you covered.
Flashable zips are attached below:
The AndroidN_DP5_Dynamic_Navbar_ONLY only flashable zip does the same exact thing as the one that is posted in that "other" thread, except this one is in flashable form for your convenience.
The dynamic navbar mod (changing of the navbar to match the status bar color) doesn't work in every app. When it doesn't work, it just makes the navbar gray.
Some of the apps that I know it doesn't work in are Chrome, the Play Store, Google Calendar, and several others I'm sure. This is not something that I can "fix." From what I understand, it has something to do with the way a given app is coded. In any event, it works in most apps.
Two people with adjusted screen resolutions have reported the slimmer navbar mod causing a bootloop.
So, if you have changed the screen resolution to something other than it's natural state, be aware that you may have issues. To recover from this, one user said he had to reinstall the stock SystemUI.
If you've changed your resolution and want to give it a try anyway, it wouldn't be a bad idea to make a back up of your stock SystemUI as well.
This mod only contains a modified frameword-res.apk, so I'm not sure why reinstalling the SystemUI worked to fix his issue, but it is what it is.
- As always, make a copy of your stock framework-res.apk so that you can fall back on it should you have any issues.
- I am not responsible for your device.
You have two choices: Dynamic Navbar ONLY (left image) or Dynamic Navbar + Slimmer Navbar (right image).
I will continue to make these modifications for newer versions of Android N until Xposed for N is released, in which case we'll have Gravity Box back and all of our other goodies, so this mod will become unnecessary.
Until that time, check back here when a new version shows up and I'll have you covered.
Flashable zips are attached below:
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