meanwhile as workaround you could try the paid version of the settings extension to set the brightness
Taifun
thank you for your reply
I hope the problem will be solved soon
many many thanks
Wow⌠Awesome. I was looking the same extension for couple of days
By using this default blocks of kodular we can maintain the certain amount of brightness in our app. Since clock timer, even user reduces or increased the brightness will back to the amount what we set up.
i will try it ,thanks
I did some research and found I need to add the particular permission to the manifest. I have added @UsesPermission but it seems thereâs a problem with that. What if you try in a higher version of Android?
This means you have found a solution to the problem
Sorry my english is weak
I havenât, but I have been trying.
Thatâs fine, I can fully understand you.
Thank you , I am know you are busy but you are solve the problem of extension
No , I am testing an this AIA but I found problem
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No, unfortunately.
okay no problem
I have an APK I would like everyone to test.
Test.apk (5.2 MB)
If you press âChange to minimum,â you will get an error saying âAttempted to modify âSCREEN_BRIGHTNESSâ, but âandroid.permission.WRITE_SETTINGSâ is not granted.â You will have to grant it by going into âSpecial app accessâ then âModify system settingsâ and allow âTestâ to modify system settings.
On Android 6.0+, if you have a screen overlay turned on like a third party notification shade app or a third party brightness filter app, you may get a message saying that a screen overlay was detected or on some phones that switch may be disabled.
hi
may I know how did you get it to work as an apk?
I compiled the sample aia for brightnesstools and installed the apk but when it comes to the permissions part it is disabled. I can only get brightnesstools to works only in companion.