Swipe Gestures Hiding Nav Bar is back!

[Robin621k]

They heard you, Samsung has brought back the ability to hide your Navigation Bar and Swipe Gestures.

You will have to download Goodlock and specially NavStar once installed toggled on NavStar, Enable extra gesture settings.

Go to settings. Display, navigation, show more, have fun again. 

Ps. If you already have both apps and you are not seeing those options, Open Goodlick again scroll to NavStar, tap on the more, go to store, there will be an update waiting. For some reason it isn't showing up in updates

[nogesture]

Will have to check it out

[LauraRG]

Or you can use the gestures instead

[nogesture]

Updated today.good lock supports the old swipe gestures while preserving circle to search. It's absolutely brilliant!

[CesarAr]

The new buttons are easy to get used to, but they definitely impact the gaming experience. Previous setting did not allow to pop up notifications if you moved your fingers from below and up, now it does , Making you to leave game when you are trying to move somewhere in Shooting games or games that require a movement pad. Really awful

[TipsyTrex]

https://www.androidpolice.com/hide-gesture-bar-samsung-one-ui-61-circle-to-search/ workaround

[nogesture]

Yep. Just installed and it's brilliant. Old swipe gestures work flawlessly and circle to search works fine. No navbar, no buttons, no clumsy side swipe gestures. Brilliant patch!

[Yav]

I just got my phone today and I cant see missing customization options such as specific notification sounds for different apps and the swipe from bottom option for the navigation bar. Is this intentional or an error?

[mrvenomwolf]

I'm having the same issue. I normally have my cameras set to a specific sound. Now I can't do it.

[kbrncito]

The swipe from bottom unfortunately has been removed.. I really hate Samsung for getting rid of the best way to use gestures instead of the android native gestures. I also hate that they removed Super Slow Motion from the camera...

[Yav]

Dang, that's unfortunate. It was my favorite way to navigate with my older phones.