Immersive Fullscreen Mode Tool 1.1

Before installing the app, please ensure you have sufficient knowledge about ADB to grant the necessary permission from a PC. Make sure to enable USB debugging mode on your device to set up the application, as instructed within the app.

• Some device models may not properly respond to mode change requests from the app, potentially rendering the application incompatible. If faced with this issue, it is advised to disable fullscreen mode before uninstallation.
• This tool allows users to achieve a fullscreen experience in all applications by hiding the status and navigation bars. The bars can be temporarily revealed by swiping from either the top or bottom edges of the screen.
• Version 1.1 introduces the ability to exclude specific apps and choose whether to display the status bar, navigation bar, or both when running in the foreground.
• To prevent screen damage, particularly screen burn-in caused by static views like status or navigation bars, users can utilize this application to hide those elements.
• Enabling fullscreen mode can prevent screen burns and enhance the visual experience. Users should also consider enabling keyboard support feature, especially on devices where fullscreen mode may interfere with screen layout while typing.

The app offers a free version with an optional paid feature for keyboard support. Users are encouraged to test this feature for short periods before making a purchase as it may not function optimally on all device models.

Additional Notes:

• The app compatibility has been verified on Android 9 Pie running on a Note 8 without encountering any issues.
• In some instances on certain devices, enabling fullscreen mode may result in a black area below apps instead of displaying the navigation bar. This behavior is likely due to app-specific limitations on supporting fullscreen aspect ratios.
• Users can explore options within their device settings—such as 'Fullscreen apps' in 'Settings > Display' on Note 8—to adjust how apps are shown in fullscreen mode.
• Note that certain devices, including Note 8, restrict showing navigation and status bars only on the home screen as part of their default behavior.