Android Swipe Down Notification Bar at Sandra Hernandez blog

Android Swipe Down Notification Bar. By default, if you see a notification icon in the notification bar that you want to see more about, swipe down once from the top of your screen to expand your notifications. And then there’s the partial quick settings view, which shows up above your notifications when you swipe down a single time from the top of your suspiciously greasy screen. Touch and hold the notification, and then tap settings. Up can goto settings > advanced features > finger sensor gestures. This new gesture works the same way except that you’ll be able to use it in any app — instead of just on the home screen. To find your notifications, from the top of your screen, swipe down. As you can see in the quick demo below, you can now simply swipe down from the bottom (from just above the gesture navigation bar) to bring down the notification shade instead of reaching all the way to the top. On my old samsung galaxy s3, when you swipe down from the top of the screen and pull down notifications, at the top above. Swipping down on the home screen brings up the app tray.

Up can goto settings > advanced features > finger sensor gestures. This new gesture works the same way except that you’ll be able to use it in any app — instead of just on the home screen. Touch and hold the notification, and then tap settings. By default, if you see a notification icon in the notification bar that you want to see more about, swipe down once from the top of your screen to expand your notifications. And then there’s the partial quick settings view, which shows up above your notifications when you swipe down a single time from the top of your suspiciously greasy screen. Swipping down on the home screen brings up the app tray. On my old samsung galaxy s3, when you swipe down from the top of the screen and pull down notifications, at the top above. To find your notifications, from the top of your screen, swipe down. As you can see in the quick demo below, you can now simply swipe down from the bottom (from just above the gesture navigation bar) to bring down the notification shade instead of reaching all the way to the top.

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Android Swipe Down Notification Bar Up can goto settings > advanced features > finger sensor gestures. Up can goto settings > advanced features > finger sensor gestures. By default, if you see a notification icon in the notification bar that you want to see more about, swipe down once from the top of your screen to expand your notifications. Touch and hold the notification, and then tap settings. To find your notifications, from the top of your screen, swipe down. And then there’s the partial quick settings view, which shows up above your notifications when you swipe down a single time from the top of your suspiciously greasy screen. This new gesture works the same way except that you’ll be able to use it in any app — instead of just on the home screen. As you can see in the quick demo below, you can now simply swipe down from the bottom (from just above the gesture navigation bar) to bring down the notification shade instead of reaching all the way to the top. Swipping down on the home screen brings up the app tray. On my old samsung galaxy s3, when you swipe down from the top of the screen and pull down notifications, at the top above.