full!screen

systembar 숨기기 및 전체 화면 모드에서 태블릿을 사용

Full screen for tablets!

Hide the systembar and use your tablet in fullscreen-mode without losing systembars main functions: navigation options and notifications .

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~ please note: This app requires root!

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~ read below for issues and limitations !

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This app is a light-weight replacement/companion for the default systembar on tablets.

It can disable the bottom systembar on most tablets running Android 3 or Android 4.

Now you can use the full screen for your own apps without wasting space for the bottom bar.

» Play games,

» Watch videos,

» Surf the web,

» Read your mails...

››› everything fullscreen and without losing the main functions of the systembar:

Go back, Go to Homescreen, switch between recently used apps, access notifications...

The provided replacement buttons can be configured in function, visibility, position and size. Following actions can be assigned to any button:

• Go back: Navigate back within apps.

• Go to homescreen: Shortcut to directly go to homescreen.

• Show recent apps: Quickly switch between recently used apps.

• Show notifications: Display a panel with notifications.

• Restore systembar: An action to quickly restore systembar.

• Open apps menu: Easy access even to menu of older apps.

• Pie-Menu: Opens a configurable pie-menu.

issues and limitations:

- only for devices running Android 4.x or below, does not work on Android 5+

- in case you experience problems after reboot like notifications not working or not able to autostart:

Please upgrade/change your SuperUser-Manager and use it to upgrade/install latest su-binary!

- There are limitations with phone devices. You might lose ability to accept incoming calls or receive SMS in fullscreen mode. Please make sure to test this before using full!screen.

- On devices with split systembar (notifications on top and navigation on bottom) it is not possible to just hide navigationbar. This unfortunately is a system-limitation and no workaround possible.