Screen Rotation Control

jubo co

Contains ads

About this app

You can freely determine the orientation of the screen.

You can control portrait, landscape, reverse portrait, reverse landscape the four directions.
You can also specify auto direction.
App even horizontally or the other direction does not support, you can switch to force.

Features
- 4 orientation screen control (horizontal, vertical, reverse horizontal, reverse vertical)
- Specify the auto rotation screen
- All App (app, game) support the direction of 4 orientation.
- Gingerbread (2.3) more then version optimized
- Froyo (2.2) less then version is not supported reverse vertical and reverse horizontal direction.

Caution
- Specific application to force portrait / landscape view setting may not display correctly. (Camera app, etc..)

Ratings and reviews

I have been using this app for a couple years. It... works. Unfortunately it has ads, which isn't a problem on it's own, BUT- The app opens very quickly, and the ad loads very slowly and then nudges all the options up on the screen right before you tap, so you end up selecting the wrong orientation. Then you have to wait for the wrong orientation to go into effect, which takes a second as it switches back and forth, then wait for the ad to pop up and move everything, AND THEN FINALLY try again.

Finally. A simple screen rotation app where one click offers portrait, landscape, auto, and stop service options without unnecessary color, schemes and all manner of other spurious nonsense that must be plowed through first. If you want to switch from portrait to landscape, one simple quick click get you there instantly. Sometimes less is truly more. Thank you!

Works almost perfectly on my Pixel 6 Pro. My Pixel comes with auto rotate but Pixel won't allow reverse portrait mode. I need the cable port on top while in portrait mode when I'm reading and charging my phone at the same time, especially when I use a lap desk. (It says it's an old app and might not work on my phone, but it does work EXCEPT my screen reverts back to normal portrait when I click on a news article.)