Rotation | Orientation Manager - Screen orientation control

Rotation serves as a management tool for device screen orientation. It encompasses all available modes on Android and can be adjusted based on applications or various events such as calls, locking, headset connections, charging, and docking. Let’s delve into its additional features. 

FEATURES 

Orientations 

• Auto-rotate enabled • Auto-rotate disabled 

• Forced auto-rotation • Forced portrait mode • Forced landscape mode 

• Reverse portrait mode • Reverse landscape mode • Sensor-based portrait • Sensor-based landscape 

• Full sensor enforced • Lock Current – Maintain the current orientation 

Conditions 

• Call-related orientation • Lock-related orientation • Headset-related orientation 

• Charging-related orientation • Dock-related orientation • Application-specific orientation 

• Event priority - Customizable preferences for when multiple events occur at once. 

On demand 

# Adjust the orientation of the active application or events through a fully customizable floating head (or notification or tile) that appears above supported tasks. 

Themes

• A dynamic theme engine with functionality that adapts to background conditions to prevent visibility issues.

Others

• Start at boot • Notifications • Vibration support and more.

• Widgets, shortcuts, and notification tiles for various operations.

# Rotation extension enabling automation of over 40 actions using a Locale/Tasker plugin.

Support

• Quick configuration setup for major features in one go.

• A dedicated support section for addressing common issues.

# Capability to perform backup and restoration actions for saving and loading app settings.

Features marked with # are paid and require a Rotation Key for use.

LANGUAGES

English, Deutsch, Español, Indonesia, Italiano, Português, Русский, Türkçe, 

PERMISSIONS

Internet access – To show advertisements in the free version.

Retrieve running applications – For detecting the active application.

Usage statistics (Android 5.0+) – For recognizing the foreground application.

Modify system settings – To alter display orientation settings.

Draw over other apps – To adjust foreground orientation.

Read device state and identity – For changing phone call orientations.

Run at startup – To initiate service upon device boot.

Control vibration – To vibrate the device during orientation changes.

Post notifications (Android 13 and above) – To display notifications necessary for maintaining service operation during certain restrictions.

Modify USB storage (Android 4.3 and below) – For creating and restoring backups.

ACCESSIBILITY

An accessibility service is utilized to enhance user experience and enforce lock screen orientation on devices running Android 8.0 and higher. It does not access window content or any confidential information.

Rotation > Conditions > Events > Accessibility.

- Purchase the Rotation Key for enhanced features and to support ongoing development.

- For bugs or issues, please reach out for improved assistance.

- Some applications may not function properly when forcibly set to specific orientations. Utilize Auto-rotate on/off within conditions to revert to system settings for these applications.

- Reverse portrait mode may be disabled on certain Xiaomi (MIUI) devices with the default launcher. Consider trying a different launcher for it to function correctly.

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