Edge Gestures vs Assistant Shortcuts Usage & Stats

Now you can do something quickly just by simple gesture on the screen edge. Supports many different gesture types: Tap, Double tap, Long press, Swipe, Swipe diagonally, Swipe and hold, Pull and slide, and Pie controls * Supported actions: 1. launching an application or a shortcut. 2. soft key: back, home, recent apps. 3. expanding the status bar: notifications or quick settings. 4. scroll to start. (Android 6.0 or higher) 5. power dialog. 6. adjusting brightness or media volume. 7. fast scroll. 8. toggle split screen. 9. switch to the previous app. The edge area also can be customized for thickness, length and position. And this app requires only the permission that are needed! * This app uses accessibility service API to implement the following features. The permission is ONLY used to detect the app in foreground and command the system for the following actions: - Expand notifications panel - Expand quick settings - Home - Back - Recent apps - Screenshot - Power dialog - Scroll to start - Fast scroll - Toggle split screen - Lock screen No other information is processed from this permission.

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Assistant Shortcuts

Some devices have a hardware button for calling assistant. However, these buttons are not compatible with this app. This is because these vendors call a specific assistant instead of the default assistant. Long holding the home button will still work. With Assistant Shortcuts, it's possible to adjust your assistant button on your phone to a command without root!. You can, for example, view your notifications by calling your assistant. This app makes it easy for people with disabilities to perform actions without reaching the top of the screen. Features: • Switch to last used app • Put phone to sleep* • Press back button • Open recents screen • Go to home button • Toggle between split-screen mode (Android N+ required) • Open notification panel • Open Quick-settings panel • Take screenshot (Android P+ required) • Toggle flashlight • Toggle rotation lock • Launch any installed app • Toggle between ring,vibrate and silent mode *Locking the phone on Android Oreo and lower required device admin permissions What permission Assistant Shortcuts ask for and why: • Accessibility: Used for performing gestures such as back, power menu and pull down notification *Supporters You can become a supporter by donating through the app Supporters receive an extra bonus but the main functionality is and will remain available to everyone. The app is not working some manufacturers ship their phones with a heavy modified version of Android. I cannot guarantee the working of the app on those devices. For support Did you found any problems? Do you want me to add a feature? Or contact me for any other reason? No problem! You can send an email to support@stjin.host or create a ticket at https://helpdesk.stjin.host. You can also contact me on the following platforms: Twitter: https://twitter.com/Stjinchan Download Assistant Shortcuts and get better Android experiences today.