OnyxTweaks

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Silent Miqo

Version

2.0.0 (build 11)  1 version(s)

OnyxTweaks versions

2.0.0 (build 11)

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Size

20.8 MiB

Publish Date

2025-08-07

Category

Tools

Package

me.timschneeberger.onyxtweaks

Minimum OS

Android 9.0

SHA1

69d45fdb9d3b8c6fdebc59aad7002f5f94f9bc9b

Description

Xposed module for modding the Onyx Boox Go Color 7 (1st gen, Android 12) and similar devices This Xposed module was primarily designed for my Go Color 7 (1st gen) running the 4.1-beta or 4.0 firmware with Android 12. I cannot guarantee full compatibility with other Boox models, especially if they do not run the 4.1-beta or 4.0 firmware. However, in general, it should largely work on other devices, provided they are running Android 12. Features This module unlocks several features that are only available on high-end devices with screens larger than my Go Color 7. It also adds other mods to the SystemUI, Android Framework, and Onyx Launcher. Onyx Launcher Widgets Unlock widget support on all devices Unlock smart assistant (dedicated launcher page for widgets); also allows non-Onyx widgets to be added Desktop Unlock the app dock on all devices Wallpaper support (including in 3rd-party launchers) Customize dock & desktop grid size Show hidden apps (Android stock settings, stock file manager, etc.) Hide app labels Function bar Hide function bar items (Shop, Library, etc) Change function bar item alignment & position Onyx settings Show physical keyboard/mouse settings section on all devices Add additional shortcuts to App settings, app freeze manager, screensaver, and app usage statistics Status Bar Notifications Enable heads-up notifications Set maximum visible notification icons Remove notification icon borders Fix invisible/white-on-white notification icons ...and minor notification panel changes Clock Customize clock position (left, center, right) Insert day of the week, or your custom dynamic text (ex., with the current date) next to the clock (in small or normal font size) Status icons Show current e-Ink refresh mode as a status icon Show current touch/stylus mode as a status icon Hide wi-fi activity indicators (arrows) Quick settings Header Show user switcher button Show the settings button, and optionally redirect to Android's stock settings Panel Inject Android's media controls into the QS panel (seek bar, play/pause buttons, etc., for music apps) Hide panel components (WiFi/BT tiles, tile grid, front-light sliders, volume slider, etc.) Compact panel style (top right only, instead of using the full-screen height) Customize QS grid size Remove minimum tile count restriction Tiles Show Black & white mode tile on all devices Show split-screen tile on all devices Recents Customize grid size & spacing Restore stock Android item header styles System settings Show stock Android gesture settings (one-handed mode, power button gestures) Show memory info in app info e-Ink optimizations Assign different refresh modes to each activity within an app For example, you could set it up to switch to Regal mode when an app has its reader activity open and use fast mode for the book library screens, which might feature lots of scrolling elements & lists. Other mods NaviBall (Floating button) Remove app filter for the 'Open app action' Add a new B/W mode toggle action All apps Restore the last used app activity after a reboot/shutdown For example, on the next boot, the NeoReader app would automatically re-open the last book you read before shutting down. MMKV system config editor The app also includes an editor for the MMKV file format. It is used in Onyx apps and by the system to store configuration data. This component works without Xposed but requires root access.