NotiFixer

dkajan19

1.1.1 · GitHub

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Miscellaneous Android 11+ 1 month ago MIT

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Android utility to make notifications persistent/undismissable using Shizuku

NotiFixer

NotiFixer is an Android utility designed to restore persistent notifications. The project was created as a solution for recent Android versions (specifically tested on Samsung Galaxy S25 / Android 16) where the system natively prevents apps from keeping their notifications pinned. This tool bypasses these limitations by modifying system flags.

Features and Usage

Restore Persistence Notifications: Toggle any app's notification status to make it undismissable.
Interface: Built using Jetpack Compose and Material 3.
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Instructions

Ensure the Shizuku service is running on your device.
Open NotiFixer and grant it Shizuku permissions.
Select an app from the list to enable or disable persistent notifications.

Technical Specifications

Category	Details
Requirements	Android 12.0+ (Optimized for Android 16)
Service	Active Shizuku instance (Wireless Debugging, ADB, or Root)
Stack	Jetpack Compose, Lottie, AndroidX SplashScreen

Under the Hood

The application uses Shizuku to execute the following appops commands:

Enable: appops set <pkg> SYSTEM_EXEMPT_FROM_DISMISSIBLE_NOTIFICATIONS allow
Disable: appops set <pkg> SYSTEM_EXEMPT_FROM_DISMISSIBLE_NOTIFICATIONS default

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Installation & Support

Latest builds are available in the Releases section.

Issues: If you encounter bugs or have feature requests, please open an issue.
Disclaimer: This project is not affiliated with the Shizuku project. The developer is not responsible for any system instability, damages, or other consequences resulting from the use of this application. Use at your own risk.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. You are free to use, modify, and distribute the code, provided that the original copyright notice is preserved. See the LICENSE file for full details.

How Shizuku is used

Can make notifications undismissable and restart apps via `appops`, `am` and `monkey` shell commands through Shizuku.

This is an AI-assisted analysis of Shizuku-related usages in the app's public source code. It is best effort, so it may not catch every single usage.

How this app uses Shizuku

NotiFixer uses Shizuku to run privileged shell commands that control notification behavior and restart apps.

Make notifications persistent: turning on the switch for a saved app exempts it from dismissible notifications with the appops set shell command through Shizuku, turning it off reverts it to the default behavior.
Check exemption status: the current persistent notification state for each saved or added app is read with the appops get shell command through Shizuku and shown in the app list.
Restart saved apps: a refresh action force stops the selected app and relaunches it in the background with the am force-stop and launcher monkey shell commands through Shizuku.

Android APIs or commands used

appops get
appops set
am force-stop
monkey

Changelog

What's new for version 1.1.1

This update expands device compatibility by adding support for Android 11, introducing tailored green color schemes for legacy Android versions while preserving dynamic colors on newer systems.

Warning

Compatibility Notice: Android 11 support was added per user request in #4. Please note that this build could not be fully tested on a real device, as I don't have a target app to test it with—testing was limited to basic UI navigation in an Android 11 emulator. However, this issue mainly affects newer Android versions, as persistent notifications worked as intended on Android 11 without this bug.

What's Changed

Android 11 Support: Lowered minimum required Android version (minSdk) from Android 12 (API 31) to Android 11 (API 30) per request in #4.
Legacy Color Schemes: Added custom light and dark green themes for devices running Android 11, ensuring a clean visual experience where dynamic color (Monet) is unavailable.
Dynamic Color Preservation: Devices running Android 12 and above continue to automatically adapt to the system wallpaper color scheme without any changes.