Rotation Control

CrapeMyrtle

About this app

You can control screen orientation from notification area easily.

You also can prevent the other application from changing screen orientation.
The following rotation modes are available.
- Guard: this application prevents the other application from changing screen orientation.
- Auto Rotation: screen orientation is determined by a physical orientation sensor.
- Portrait: the screen is in a portrait orientation.
- Portrait (Reverse): the screen is in a portrait orientation; the opposite direction from normal portrait.
- Portrait (Sensor): the screen is in a portrait orientation, but the sensor is used to change direction.
- Landscape: the screen is in a landscape orientation.
- Landscape (Reverse): the screen is in a landscape orientation; the opposite direction from normal landscape.
- Landscape (Sensor): the screen is in a landscape orientation, but the sensor is used to change direction.

* Depending on the device, you may not be able to use several modes.
* If "Guard" mode is active, you cannot click "install" button when you want to install an application. When you want to install an application, you should inactivate "Guard" mode or this application.

Ratings and reviews

A must-have if you use your device in landscape mode! Modern Android lacks any way to lock the screen in landscape. Turning off auto-rotate just forces portrait. If you often use your device in landscape, this is a major pain. To add insult to injury, many apps force portrait even with auto-rotate turned on. This app fixes all of that! You can lock the screen to any orientation and even override app preferences. A simple, flawlessly executed app that makes life better for landscape users!

Absolutely perfect. I don't understand why manual control isn't the android default, but whatever, that's fixed now that I've found this. Also, the interface - a little bar of mode icons to choose from when you drag down the settings menu - is very clean and convenient. Excellent work! (Also, doesn't need root, which was pleasantly surprising)

So far this does exactly what it says it will do. I have a Samsung Note 9, with a stick on pop-up grip thing on the back. I just got a wireless charging dock that only works when the phone is EXACTLY centered on it, so I had to move the pop grip thing to the very bottom of the phone. This is fine, except when it hangs in the car cradle, it otherwise hangs upside down. Rotating the display 180 degrees now lets it hang in the proper orientation, AND use the pop grip, AND use my wireless charger!! Winning! Why Samsung wouldn't just have this as part of their OS like other Android devices is a mystery, but fortunately this works great!

What's new

- Follows the latest SDK
- You can chose notification buttons
- Deletes the notification priority