I will make it a widget to invoke when a call starts ringing that looks like a telemarketer. Then it will answer and play my audio file over the phone to the caller of those 3 familiar "SIT tones" — you know, those 3 tones that mean the number has been disconnected.... I don't see anything like that in the MacroDroid templates store.
I guess I have to have an add-on to access it, because I can't find a way to get past Android's draconian restrictions to get into /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/org.xbmc.kore.
I want to directly edit it as a text editor, not a canned GUI like Alex Bratchik's Unlock Kodi Advanced Settings.
We don't have a notification panel to display the fleeting, transient pairing code, and as soon as one switches out of developer options' wireless debugging back to Shizuku — poof! — the pairing code is gone and changed out from under us!
Evidently it's only available through its Telegram group — invite link (crippled, remove the space character after the "t."):
t. me/Kitsune_Discussion
I'm still on my trusty over-a-year-old and abandoned 1q23lyc45 fork. Inasmuch as I don't use banking apps, it still serves me well on my daily driver, but this latest one is currently maintained. However, I don't know how safe it is, so I'd like to get a first-hand review.
(And please, "use Alpha" or "KernelSU and APatch are better" are off-topic — I have my reasons for the Kitsune Mask philosophy right now.)
Yesterday I posted an inquiry about another fork of Magisk Kitsune Mask, and it seems to have been removed, but without fanfare.... Did I break a rule?
...but it won't close a Gboard keyboard, like hitting my Back key will. How come?
I don't know whether my phone"s GPS is a little inaccurate, or a lag in processing, but Waze always gives me that final, e.g., "Turn left" right when I"m already in the middle of the intersection. I need maybe 5–10 sec. earlier. I want to be able to adjust that.
(not delay until repeat)
I am rooted, and have Magisk & LSPosed, but I'm fine with ADB/Terminal command line solutions. Is there a utility app?
I thought — possibly erroneously — that it could only play cached (and maybe also initiate caching of) TorBox videos. If so, then maybe TorBox wasn't completely down?
They don't line-up exactly on the grid.
https://github.com/1q23lyc45/KitsuneMagisk/releases
My hidden stub app is no good.
I still don't fully understand how to use LMK Controller — a lot of its GitHub description:
https://github.com/ferrdishx/LMK-Controller
...is over my head, so here's my use case:
My Pixel 4a (5G) phone has 6 GB RAM, but Android's draconian memory management is notorious for killing apps & forcing refreshes, even with plenty of free RAM. ("Don't Kill My Apps!") So Low Memory isn't really my problem — can LMK Controller help me?
Does adding apps to its whitelist help keep apps & services (app-associated daemons) alive even while not in low-RAM conditions?
I'm not sure how to pick the right Mode for my use case.
– Performance is, "Aggressive kills. Max RAM for the foreground app."
– Default is, "Conservative thresholds. More apps kept in
background."
– (Stability falls in-between.)
Will Default be the best Mode for keeping alive the background apps I switch between?
How come sooo many Comet titles crap-out immediately upon selecting from the Syncler search hits list? (Magnify package, TorBox.)... It's with the same error message as on Real Debrid titles with the little triangle exclamation point icon ever since the debacle some weeks ago.
Change the port in Kodi settings > Services > Control > Allow Remote Control via HTTP/Port to, say, 8082... then with Kodi still running, in Syncler settings > Playback > Player/Kodi > Setup, select Kodi, then if you scroll down a little, you'll see it automatically set the port to what you just did in Kodi. Done!
Alternatively, you can change the port Providra uses in its settings. But you then MUST uninstall/re-install with Run Default Setup the Providra package in Syncler for any change to take effect — NOT merely do an Update Package!
If not, where are they, so I can delete them in my file manager?
It seems that firmware updates are being rolled-out that remove Request Sounds. (The little chimes that acknowledge your wake word, and after a command is completed.)
You won't believe what a user-hostile loss this is until it happens to you!... And it's mission-critical for the blind.
Some are saying that it's a bug that will be remedied in a future update, but others are saying that it's on purpose, and Request Sounds are being phased-out.
Please consider making a feedback plea for reversing this abomination.
[ EDIT ] June 19:
My Request sounds were back when I woke-up this morning. I guess they pushed-out another firmware update overnight.
Will someone who knows Coinbase please walk me through what I must have done wrong trying to pay for something? I bought Litecoin on Coinbase and tried to transfer it to my Coinbase wallet ("Base") but there's $0 in my wallet, and my Coinbase transfers shows it went to some address I-don't-know-who-it-is.
[ EDIT ] [ SOLVED ]
On a lark, I cleared the Base app's cache, which made the switch-to-legacy toggle appear in my profile, and after switching to legacy, voilà, my funds appeared!