Per-App Profile - Permission controller

[andraekaaa]

is it possible to create a per-app profile option? and need more tutorial for non-root user to disable "Permission controller" in some phones

[andraekaaa]

standard resolution when idle, HD Resolution when reading, and low resolution settings when gaming. At the resolution I'm currently using, it's a little difficult to read the text on some application pages (books). especially when reading Arabic text along with its harakat & tajwid

[andraekaaa]

what I mean is; The resolution will change automatically when we open the application, with the per-app profile that has been set. It would be better if this feature existed, for premium users and/or even free users.
sorry if my english is bad, I used google translate for this.
Best Regard. andraekaaa.

[jhonathan278]

Está bueno

[Chiryu00]

Pixels - Smart Resolution and DPI Changer

• Google Play Store

Pixels needs WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS permission in order to work (this is NOT rooting).

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TLDR

• Execute adb shell pm grant com.tribalfs.pixels android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS
• If using an android terminal app with elevated permission,
  execute pm grant com.tribalfs.pixels android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

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ADB Procedures using a PC:

1. Enable developer mode in phone's settings

• Go to Settings > About phone > Software information and tap Build number multiple times
  until the developer mode is enabled.

2. Enable USB debugging

• Go to Settings > Developer options (can be Settings > System > Developer options on
  older android versions), scroll down and find USB debugging option.

For MIUI and some other devices,

• Turn on USB debugging for Security Settings also if present in Developer option.

3. Download ADB on your computer

• Download ADB (platform-tools) to your computer:
  for Windows |
  for Mac |
  for Linux

• Extract the downloaded zip file.

4. Navigate to inside of platform-tools folder that you extracted on Windows Explorer or Finder(macOS)

5. Opening the command-line interface

For Windows: Open up CMD

• Type cmd in the address bar and press enter. This will open the Windows Command Prompt
  application.

For MacOS: Open up Terminal

• Search Terminal from Launchpad and run it.

• Run sudo -s and type your user password. The terminal won't display how much characters you
  type, it'll remain blank.

• Run export PATH=.:$PATH

Without this, you will get adb: command not found errors.

6. Connecting your phone to your computer

• Your phone will prompt Allow USB debugging if it's the first time being connected on USB
  debugging mode. Tap Allow or OK.
• You may check Always allow from this computer (Please check note at the end
  of this tutorial about keeping the USB debugging enabled).

• Check the connection by entering the following command followed by an enter. It should show your
  device ID if successfully connected.

adb devices

For macOS: ./adb devices

• If your device fails to connect to your computer, try connecting it to a different USB port and/or
  using a different USB data cable. If still not connecting, your computer is possibly missing the
  USB driver for your phone.
  Check here to download OEM USB drivers.
  Once installed, reboot your PC and redo step no. 6.

7. Actual granting of WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS permission to Pixels

• When successfully connected, enter the following command and press enter. You can copy the command
  below. If the command is executed properly, it will return blank.

adb shell pm grant com.tribalfs.pixels android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

• If it prompts adb.exe: more than one device/emulator..., execute the following instead:

adb -s [device Id shown in step 6] shell pm grant com.tribalfs.pixels android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

For macOS: ./adb shell pm grant com.tribalfs.pixels android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

Note for MIUI, OnePlus and some other devices

• On some devices you need to enable the option Disable permission Monitoring in Developer
  options to be able to grant this permission. Reboot is needed.

That's it!

You may now disable the USB debugging settings

• Important: Keep USB debugging enabled if you want to try exotic screen resolution(s) on your
  device that may potentially crash the system. Always allow from this computer should be checked
  in step 6. ADB commands to reset screen resolution: adb shell wm size reset
  and adb shell wm density reset.

• If you don't need USB debugging, you may now disable the USB debugging settings to avoid potential
  unwanted access.

• Go to Settings > Developer options, scroll down a page and disable USB debugging option.

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VIDEO GUIDE

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ADB Procedures Without Using a PC:

• You can install LADB, follow its setup guide and
  execute the following command:

  pm grant com.tribalfs.pixels android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

  Note: This requires connecting to a wifi network.

• VIDEO WALKTHROUGH

  Important: LADB may not work on all devices. Sometimes it requires a few try to make it work.

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You don't have to repeat this process unless you completely uninstall the app and reinstall it.

[Chiryu00]

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tribalfs.pixels