Edge Gestures

This application offers support for a variety of different gestures, including tap, double tap, long press, swipe, swipe diagonally, swipe and hold, pull and slide, and pie controls. These gestures can be used to perform a range of actions, such as launching an application or shortcut, accessing soft keys like back, home, and recent apps, expanding the status bar for notifications or quick settings, scrolling to the start of a page, and adjusting brightness or media volume. This app also allows for fast scrolling, toggling split screen, and switching to the previous app.

The edge area of the screen can be customized to fit the user's preferences in terms of thickness, length, and position. Additionally, this app only requires the necessary permissions to function, ensuring the user's privacy and security.

To implement these features, this app uses the accessibility service API. The permission is only used to detect the current foreground app and command the system to perform the desired actions. These actions include expanding the notifications panel, accessing quick settings, returning to the home screen, going back to the previous screen, accessing recent apps, taking a screenshot, bringing up the power dialog, scrolling to the start of a page, fast scrolling, toggling split screen, and locking the screen. No other information is processed from this permission, ensuring the user's data is safe and secure.

In summary, this application offers a wide range of gesture support and customizable edge area options, while also prioritizing user privacy and security by only using necessary permissions. With this app, users can easily and efficiently navigate their device and perform various actions with just a few simple gestures.