Introduction -- Tap, Tap is a port of the double tap on back of device gesture from Pixel Device to any Android Device.
Requirements -- Android 7.0+
Features It allows you to use the double tap back gesture to -- Take a screenshot -- Toggle the flashlight -- Open your assistant -- Launch a specific app -- Control the device (including pressing the home, back and recents buttons)
Using "gates", you're able to block the gesture from working in scenarios such as when the screen is off, when you're on a call, when an app is open and more. You can also adjust the tap sensitivity.
Introduction -- Tap, Tap is a port of the double tap on back of device gesture from Pixel Device to any Android Device.
Requirements -- Android 7.0+
Features It allows you to use the double tap back gesture to -- Take a screenshot -- Toggle the flashlight -- Open your assistant -- Launch a specific app -- Control the device (including pressing the home, back and recents buttons)
Using "gates", you're able to block the gesture from working in scenarios such as when the screen is off, when you're on a call, when an app is open and more. You can also adjust the tap sensitivity.
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