Closed Alexmark1 closed 4 years ago
ok, tapping back twice works, but a menu item would be good for those who do not read the FAQ first. ;-)
La verdad nose deloque hablas yo nunca e tenido esa app ??Creo que teas ekibocado de correo ??🤔🤔🤔💩
El lun., 10 de febrero de 2020 4:11 a. m., Alexmark1 < notifications@github.com> escribió:
ok, tapping back twice works, but a menu item would be good for those who do not read the FAQ first. ;-)
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You can tap "Exit" on the notification to make it go away. Let me know if that doesn't work. Thanks!
You are right, there is an Exit button, it just wasn't visible initially on my device. I had to pull down the thin separator at the bottom of the notification to make it visible. Maybe that is a device specific problem; maybe one less line break in the notification would make it fool proof.
Maybe this is a bug or maybe only a stupid question: after using logcat reader I retain a notification saying "logcat reader service". Does this mean the service keeps running? Is there a way to stop it other than force stop the app? A menu option like "Exit" would be good. After viewing logs I often do not use the app for weeks and it feels odd to leave the service running when it's not needed (like for battery life etc).