The NavBar is always non-slippery, except when:
- the notification shade is showing
- the 3 buttons (back,home,recents) are disabled
Also fix unrelated bug that ignored the "show panel delay"
before the first config change.
Bug: 6614842
Change-Id: Ib40adaef122b563809398fdebbd8a88d8f0c7ffd
Moved some duplicate code from SearchPanelView and LockScreen
over to SearchManager to avoid creating yet another copy of it
in PhoneWindowManager.
Bug: 6594275
Change-Id: Ib4ebcd6817639d17548952ab2ce7cb876c05777c
1. We are deciding whether the user is performing a gesture or an exploration based
on the gesture velocity. If we are detecting gesture we do the recognition at the
gesture end which is when the finger goes up. This is better than having a mode
toggle gesture for exploring and gestures detection. However, it is possible that
the user really wanted to perform an exploration but was moving too fast and
unless he lifts his finger the device is in gesture detection mode. This is
frustrating since the user has no feedback and assumes exploration does not
work.
We want to perform gesture detection only for a maximal time frame and if the
user did not lift his finger we transition into touch exploration state.
bug:6663173
Change-Id: I954ff937cca902e31b51325d1e1dfce84d239624
1. AccessibilityInjector was returning true even if the underlying
JavaScript was not loaded/failed. This may lead to TalkBack getting
stuck in a web view. To avoid this TalkBack requires gran1ularity
change when getting into web view. This is neither advertised nor
shown in the tutorial and which is worse it is inconsistent with
the traversal of the app.
Now if the action fails, false is returned and also the timeout for
handling the action request is increased to 5s. Upon the completion
of this timeout TalkBack may decide to show a wait dialog or just
skip the web content. We are treating this as an ANR.
bug:6663344
Change-Id: Idf3d08fe928c495bb974a127f853de6f938e2f77
Previously, it was observed that while a SIM is being initialized
by the hardware the SIM may briefly be reported as being in an
ABSENT state before eventually transitioning into a READY,
PIN_REQUIRED, PUK_REQUIRED, PERM_DISABLE state.
While booting up, the phone might observe that the SIM is ABSENT and
therefore bypass the keyguard going straight to the home screen.
Later when the SIM was fully initialized, the phone would revert back
to the lock screen in order to ask for the PIN. The user might
turn on the phone, slide out the keyboard (bypassing the keyguard),
then a few moments later the keyguard would pop up prompting for a PIN.
The user experience could be somewhat jarring, so the keyguard was
changed to handle the transient case differently. While the SIM
was ABSENT, the keyguard would not be automatically bypassed
by opening the keyboard slider. Thus the user would be forced to
manually swipe away the keyguard before interacting with the
device. This would help to cover the time it would take before
the SIM was fully initialized and the keyguard could determine
whether the user would need to be prompted for a SIM PIN or PUK.
To prevent the keyguard from being bypassed automatically, we
hacked up the keyguard so that it would be considered to be in a
secure state while the SIM was ABSENT. It's worth noting that
considering the keyguard to be secure did not confer any
additional security properties to the system whatsoever.
If the user did not have a pattern lock, PIN or password set then
all it would take to access the phone is to swipe away the keyguard.
This old hack was all about devices with slide-out keyboards,
but it had some side-effects. Namely, it assumed that the SIM
ABSENT state was transient. But what about phones that are
being used without a SIM at all?
Considering the keyguard to be secure when the SIM is ABSENT
breaks stuff. In fact, it turns out that making the keyguard
secure isn't really what we want at all. What we want is a way
to prevent the keyguard from being automatically bypassed on
boot when the user opens up a sliding keyboard. But we don't
have those anymore... and in the worst case it was just a little
janky... and what's more, nowadays the keyguard provides useful
features so maybe we shouldn't bypass it anyhow... oh and actually,
I deleted the code that used to bypass the keyguard when the
keyboard slider was opened... so this does nothing useful at all.
Right...
This change removes the old hack thereby ensuring that non-secure
keyguard features like launching the Camera or Assistant or
application features like hands-free voice search will work
correctly on phones without a SIM.
Bug: 6022658
Change-Id: I019d1d8c65c55cbf4d10d4928e1d2b2b242162a6
After an unrecognized face occurs 3 times in a row, we disable FUL until the user unlocks via the
backup lock. Lowering this values makes spoofing with liveliness enabled more difficult. Since
we currently don't differentiate between the max number attempts with and without liveliness
enabled, we had to lower it for all uses of FUL.
Change-Id: I7a429f64cde2767ddd2ceb0885343acd0b802aac
Add the dialog behavior for MediaRouteActionProvider/MediaRouteButton.
Still TODO:
* Switch audio icon based on source; speaker/bt/user
* Rig up volume slider
* Rig up item icons
* Rig up group button for groupable categories
* Make grouping work
Change-Id: I3f992516b184d5ae940ddb7bbb7f94ff58914589
Bug: 6656538
Due to the WebView/WebViewClassic refactor we need to call
WebView.performLongClick instead of performLongClick directly
to allow subclasses to override performLongClick
Change-Id: I9b580217fbafc82d03e63eabfdda9f5bad98db0f
When the notification panel is full-width (small devices
like phones) we can just leave the icons showing all the
time, which saves a little CPU during the
performance-critical shade expand operation.
On sw600dp devices we continue to use DISABLE_SYSTEM_INFO to
smoothly hide the status bar when the notification panel
appears (and show it when the panel is dismissed).
Bug: 6555172
Change-Id: I59a1226549dd1e51c375c3972b47079c1ee856b0
If you have no subText or summaryText in a big template, but
you *do* have a number, the overflow bar (below the big text
or inbox or whatever) would have shown; now it does not.
Bug: 6657006
Change-Id: Ib2af2712da3a98227bd8d697560893adbdc427e9
Call the Window client method dispatchAppVisibility when hiding or
showing wallpaper rather than wait until the next call to
performLayoutAndPlaceSurfaces.
Fixes bug 6645473.
Change-Id: I363f69f8db0affff92308e11ce52546401959d8f
Continues to check MANAGE_NETWORK_POLICY permission. This allows
SystemUI to invoke snoozeLimit() without CONNECTIVITY_INTERNAL.
Bug: 6653091
Change-Id: I464bf62b79f2647c6b6db151251a0036897d0cc0
The transition from clock to keyguard when restarting the device
was janky. The cause was that the clock app was animating away
which kept the adjustWallpaperWindowsLocked() method from setting
the keyguard as the new mWallpaperTarget. At the same time the
WindowAnimator saw that the keyguard was readyToDisplay() which
set mForceHiding true causing the clock to become hidden. Since
the clock was mWallpaperTarget the wallpaper was hidden at the
same time.
This fix does not allow mForceHiding to hide an animating
window.
Fixes bug 6649988.
Change-Id: Ie5cb0dfcc987d5ee1ad2351cf520629b8e301a2b
This keeps the background wallpaper from disappearing when expanding an
app that has a wallpaper background (e.g. clock).
Fixes bug 6649988. The second half of the bug, the first half will be
reissued as a new bug.
Change-Id: I209c9038469e4133586a927c92ef64ae43fb937f
