Anyone who at least had to do with modding operations, will certainly have heard of Xposed Framework which allows through a series of modules (a sort of applications) to expand the functionality of the smartphone to which it has been installed and among the most famous and potential we find the GravityBox module. For the uninitiated, GravityBox is a versatile suite consisting of tools for customizing the Android system in an ultra-in-depth manner. For example, you can change the behavior of the lock screen, the navigation bar, the status bar, reassign physical buttons, and much more.
And why do we talk about it? We talk about it because finally GravityBox is compatible with Android 11, thanks to the XDA-Developers user C3C076. A real revolution in modding that must not let you slip away.
Modding: GravityBox for Xposed is now compatible with Android 11
The new version of GravityBox compatible with Android 11 has been released in beta format, specifically version 11.0.0-beta-1, although the stability of the module seems to be already definitive, while unfortunately it should be emphasized that the official version of Xposed Framework is not has been receiving updates since the beginning of 2018.
Precisely for this reason, before installing GravityBox for Android 11, you need to install riru e EdXposed Manager via Magisk. After that you will be able to make the following changes to your device:
- Screen lock
- Shortcuts in the quick settings panel
- Status bar
- Navigation bar
- Energy management
- Screen settings
- Multimedia settings
- Physical button action
- Interface for third party applications
- Management of alerts (LEDs, sounds and vibrations) for each application
- Fingerprint reader
- Advanced system and framework options
