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How do you maximize your device's battery life?
  • Yes - like every other time. With every App or system update these optimizations are "overwritten" by the system again...you don't need to but I'm sure if you do it every 1-4 weeks you'll see a positive impact on speed and battery.

  • How do you maximize your device's battery life?
  • I found this - increases battery life while apps open faster - confirmed via AccuBattery testing for a couple of weeks:

    You can force ART compiler's AOT(Ahead Of Time) compiler to force compile all the apps ahead of time instead of JIT(Just In Time) which compile apps on the fly when you open and use different parts of an app.

    By default google uses a profile-based method to only compile the most used parts of an app. (You can find more info by reading the source which I've mentioned below)

    Remember forcing compilation take some time depending on how many apps you have installed.

    Only downside is this takes up little bit more storage space due to compiled .oat files are being larger in size compared to dex files.

    For example for me, apps installed without forcing compilation takes about 30GBs of space in total and after compilation it takes about 39GB.

    You can use this command to compile all the apps:

    adb shell cmd package compile -m speed -f -a

  • Pixel 8 Pro AccuBattery stats
  • Cool beans! I use IceBox & Shizuku for freezing Instagram - no other apps that I want to be freozen tbh.

    What reaaaally kicked my battery performance since Pixel 7 Pro is this adb script, which I run every other week: https://www.reddit.com/r/android_beta/comments/14yh35l/this_is_how_to_force_optimize_android_beta_or/

    It does some obex magic, resulting in more phone storage usage of apps but with significant impact on performance and battery consumption.

  • App still being maintained?

    Just wondering, as there are not many updates in recent days and weeks.

    One small request would be, if you could add an option to open links in incognito custom tabs?

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    Request: Open custom tabs in incognito mode

    Hello Dev-team, great work, thanks for the amazing App!

    Just a small request: There are some attributes that you can pass, so links opening via custom tab will be opened in incognito mode.

    Could you add that, maybe as an additional option?

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    Bug: Logged in with two accounts, switching doesn't work

    I'm logged in with two accounts on two instances, switching doesn't work.

    When I click the three dot menu and select the other account, I just get an error notification at the bottom that says "Couldn't connect to

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    Feature Request: Incognito WebView

    Would it be possible to open links in incognito mode within the App? This can be triggered via some attribute at least for Android / Chrome

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    Bug: Links not working

    If I click on a link within a post, the web view opens but nothing is happening since the latest beta.

    Is it working for everyone else?

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    Great App, one small feature request

    Great App, great work! Was using Connect, but Thunder seems more promising.

    An chance to enable opening links via chrome custom tabs in incognito mode

    Maybe as additional setting?

    Chrome supports that, if you call it with the right attributes.

    Cheers!

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    Does "hide read posts" work for you?

    Just curious. I've enabled "set scrolled past posts as read" and "hide read posts" but still seeing posts, that I've already seen after refreshing...

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    [Feature Request] Setting to open links in external "incognito" / "private" custom tab

    First of all, amazing app - my favorite, simple, quick and feature rich Lemmy app!

    Small feature request: Could you add a setting to open links in external "incognito" / "private" custom tab? You know, for the chrome / browsers history sake ;) ?

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