Original Summary

The problem was tiny: a new case made my Pixel's power button almost impossible to press. The fix turned into a proper side project. What I ended up building, TapOff: - double-tap the home screen to turn it off (Pixel only does this on the lock screen) - double-tap the back of the phone for brightness and volume sliders that grow out of the camera hole - wallpapers drawn around the camera hole The interesting parts: - Bank apps hate accessibility services. A screen-off app needs one, so TapOff keeps it off and switches it on for about a second only while locking. - Play Protect blocks it anyway. Google's fraud protection now blocks browser installs of any app with an accessibility service, in 185 markets. So the setup needs a workaround, and I made a 99-second video showing it. - No computer needed for setup. It needs one permission apps can't give themselves; I wired up Shizuku so the phone can grant it to itself. - No Gradle. The whole app builds with Android's command-line tools in one shell script. Free, no ads, open source (MIT). Only tested on my own Pixel 7 so far. Website Link · Github Happy to answer anything about the build.   submitted by   /u/Ambitious-Builder521 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/4 00:52:02