Auto-rotate Control Pro 1.3.8

Our application allows users to toggle Android's auto-rotate feature on or off for specific apps.

Some applications such as YouTube, Netflix, and galleries benefit from auto-rotation capability, while others like browser apps perform better without it.

By customizing the auto-rotate setting for each app, users can seamlessly switch between them and enjoy uninterrupted smartphone usage without the need to manually adjust settings.

This application does not compel users to rotate each app into portrait or landscape mode.

Common Misconceptions:

• Questions: Some apps do not rotate even when Android's auto-rotate feature is enabled. Is this a flaw in the application?
• Answer: This is not a malfunction. Our app does not enforce rotation changes. The lack of rotation occurs because the app is individually configured to remain fixed in portrait orientation.

An understanding of Android's auto-rotate function and the mechanics of app rotation is crucial in using this application effectively.

Each app has its own rotation settings. While most apps are set to rotate freely between portrait and landscape (auto-rotate), some are designated as portrait fixed, and a few may be set to landscape fixed based on the developer's design preferences.

For an app to rotate between portrait and landscape modes, two conditions must be met simultaneously:

1. Android's auto-rotate feature must be enabled.
2. The app must be configured to automatically rotate between both portrait and landscape modes within its individual settings.

If the above conditions are met, the app will rotate freely between portrait and landscape modes. However, if Android's auto-rotate feature is turned off, the screen orientation will be locked according to each application's rotation setting. Apps set to "auto rotate" or "portrait fixed" will remain in portrait mode without switching to landscape; while those set as "landscape fixed" will stay in landscape mode without rotating to portrait mode.

Additionally, this application facilitates automated enabling and disabling of Android's auto-rotate feature for individual apps.

Features:

• Per App Settings: Android's auto-rotate feature is activated only during the launch of specified apps.
• Auto Save: Changes made to Android's auto-rotate settings via the notification area or quick panel are automatically saved for each app.
• Notification Settings: Users can customize the display and priority of notifications.

[For OPPO Users]

This application necessitates a background service to identify launched apps. OPPO devices require specific adjustments to allow background operation of app services due to unique specifications. (Failure to configure this may result in background services being forcibly terminated, leading to improper app functionality.) To prevent this, kindly swipe this application slightly downwards from the recent apps history and lock it. Users who require assistance in this setup can search for "OPPO task lock."