Associative Swipe (Home button

Yurii Nesteruk

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About this app

The app create a software button in the center bottom of your screen and add several actions to this button.

The available gestures are:
- Click
- Double click
- Long press

- Swipe up
- Swipe left
- Swipe right
- Swipe up left
- Swipe up right
- Swipe far up

- Swipe up then down
- Swipe left then back
- Swipe right then back
- Swipe up left then back
- Swipe up right then back

You can invoke these actions with gestures:
- Back
- Home
- Recent apps
- Notification
- Quick Settings

- Power menu
- Split screen
- Lock screen
- Web search

- Volume panel
- Mode vibration
- Mode silent
- Sound settings

- Play next track
- Play previous track
- Handy tools panel
- Control panel

- Voice command
- Launch camera
- Launch web browser
- Launch assistant


This app uses the Device Administrator permission:
- BIND_DEVICE_ADMIN: only used to lock device screen and turn off the screen of your device
- CAMERA: to turn on flashlight

This app uses Accessibility service only for the following functions:
- Back
- Home
- Quick settings
- Recent apps
- Split screen
- Power dialog
- Show notifications panel
- Lock screen
- Take a screenshot

Ratings and reviews

This app is very close to perfect, I just feel like the cherry on top would be adding the option to turn on/off the vibrate when an action takes place. I use a Razer phone 1 (and not everyone knows this) but the vibrator on it is kind of loud. Having to hear that buzz to navigate the phone, especially in quiet situations can be distracting and also a bit rude. I'm very impressed with the options that this navbar offers so far, however, and it has a lot going for it. Keep up the good work!

Pretty good, better than my LG's native (either eats a chunk of the screen, with solid colour not transperant, or makes you swipe from bottom to make it appear everytime and then use) ... Only problem is I have to turn it off from accessibility settings everytime I try to watch Netflix because of the 'draw over apps' permission. So annoying, I have seen other apps where 'draw over' permission doesn't affect Netflix.

This is the best app available in the Google play store in the category of navigation and shortcuts. But the thing which disappointed me is that they should have given an option of two pills at a time which could be placed either sides and would be more effective instead of single pill. Overall this is an amazing app I've ever found.