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Would be even better if it automatically backed up and restored using your Google account. I don't understand why more devs don't do this. Take Notification Toggle for eg, I've been using this for a few years now across different devices and ROMs and it automagically restores my settings each time - I never have to open the app to do that.

I'm using an app to add frequently used programs in my notification bar it looks something like this

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle Perhaps you could try it out

Yeah, that screenshot OP posted was blinding on its own - I shudder to think how blinding the actual device itself will be. I might just end up avoiding the stock toggles by using the Notification Toggle app.

For the first one iirc Notification Toggles will let you do that (not sure if it was Notification Toggles or Power Toggles, I just went with whatever was updated most recently). I haven't tried it on Marshmallow but I used to use it for the same you want to pre-MM.

People have already mentioned things like Relay, Tasker, Nova, etc. so I'll add Notification Toggles. It's invaluable to me and I've been using it for years. I thought I would stop using it when they introduced Quick Settings in KitKat, but nope, it still proved useful for shortcuts I can access right from the lock screen.

And I use it even more now since the cuntbags took away lockscreen widgets in Lollipop.

I upgraded to the Moto X 2014, but when I had the 2013, I used Notification Toggle. Not only can you add a quick flashlight toggle into your notification shade, it also has toggles for things like bluetooth, wifi, location, screen rotation lock, screen timeout, and even custom app shortcuts.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle

For #1, check out Notification Toggle. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle This is amongst the first apps I install on a new Android phone. There used nothing remotely close to this on iOS when I switched over.

Also check out fdroid and blokada. That's the best part of using Android. I can bypass Google's locks.

And browsers like Kiwi/Vivaldi

And of course call screening on the Pixels and Google Voice are the killer apps for me

There's another app I've been experimenting with: Notification Toggle

It lets you choose custom persistent notifications for almost anything, and you can even set them to be invisible on the top bar (which also makes them invisible for the "always on" display).

you can always fire up https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle and add it there. I actually don\t ever use the default panel except data and wifi switches because Android for some reason refuses to allow these kind of apps to change system settings

First of all, this looks like it can be done using an external app like Notification Toggle. Second of all, your phone might come with an option to add such a feature natively. Though to answer that I'll need to know which phone do you have and what Android version is it running?

I ended up using an app called Notification Toggle which allowed me to add custom tiles to the quick access menu.

I am enjoying Notification Toggle more and more lately. I like a very clean home screen, but also like quick access to frequent apps and settings. This app is lightweight and does it all in the notification area which I really like. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle

I hated it at first and was cursing myself for selling my 2 XL before I saw a 4 XL. After a day of struggling, I finally figured it out and I love it. My only issue is that I like notification toggle and it is tough to use it with face unlock because it is so fast. It even works with my sunglasses. It doesn't seem to work with one eye closed, for me anyway. I wish it worked that way.

I also had an issue with the voice typing but it seemed to fix itself after a day.

Notification Toggle

Adds a quick bar so you can turn on/off just about anything from one swipe down. I have wifi, sound, bluetooth, mobile data, and flashlight set for easy access. The sound menu that comes up is broken down by media, ringtone, alarms, and notifications plus it has toggles for silent/sound/vibrate.

I use Notification Toggle. It adds all the functionality you desire in the notification shade. Screenshot.

(Now, I can understand that putting something in the notification shade and let it sit there forever, can feel cluttered. Personally I can still live with it.)

The best thing I could find was this. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle

I used to use this on My S3 when Verizon had the annoying message when I would turn off my data.

Notification Toggle. I just got Lollipop for my S4 and some genius thought it would be great to remove sound toggles from the menu that you get from long pressing power button. With notification toggle you can get it straight on the lock screen, along with alarm, flashlight and camera.

Tried this one ?

Notification Toggle https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle

Notification Toggles

With notification toogle you can start any app on the phone that can create shortcuts for your phone's home screen.

Notification Toggle:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle

If you're willing to install a 3rd party app. Notification Toggle Link

I use an app called notification toggle, you can quickly change the screen timeout from the notifications. Depending on the circumstance you need your screen timeout to be different, been using this app for years now.

example example

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle

Notification Toggle by j4velin.

It's strange. I have the same issue as you, but whenever I try and search for a solution, all I get is people asking how to stop notifications from coming through their bluetooth, which is the exact opposite problem.

It seems there's no standard for how this works, and the only solution is a 3rd party app. I can't recommend any particular one, as I just live with the issue, but searching Google for <em>android notification control bluetooth</em> leads directly to this app.

There are others, and I know there's one that gets recommended here whenever this comes up. Try searching the sub. Or the play store.

The thing is, I know it's possible as this app can modify the setting. Just need to find the right command.

You can use this app to add toggle on your notification bar https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle&amp;hl=en

Notification Toggle - Let's you put customizable toggles and shortcuts in your Notification Drawer. Especially useful for pre-Lollipop Android phones. ($3)

DoggCatcher - Great Podcast app that even has support for manual feeds using local audio files.

ScreenWise Panel - Google Market Research app. Give them access to your browsing habbits and they give you gift cards. I get a $25 Amazon gift card about every two months.

Nova Launcher - Great custom home screen replacement. Mimics stock Android with some extra features. Also great for when you switch phone manufacturers, you can back up and restore your settings so it looks almost exactly the same. Pair this with SwiftKey and have a consistent experience across all phones. No more re-learning new device UI's!

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  通知バーにWifi、Bluetooth、音、画面回転などのトグルを出す
  一発で切り替えられて便利
  トグルの種類もたくさんある
  
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• アメダスウィジェット　0円
  アメダス画像やレーダー画像、気象衛星画像、台風情報などを表示するウィジェット
  「雨雲が近づいてきた」とか分かって地味に便利
  
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  単なるアラームだが細かい設定ができる
  マナーモード時に音とバイブを別々に設定できる、スヌーズの間隔や回数を指定できる、土日祝は鳴らさない、などなど

Notification Toggle https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle

Notification toggle on android has a toggle to keep the screen on.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.j4velin.notificationToggle