About Android Hidden Screen Area

Asked 2 years ago, Updated 2 years ago, 39 views

Is it possible to always draw applications in specific areas on Android?
I always want to draw my own application at the top 30% of the display, and I want to be able to use other applications freely at the bottom 70% of the display.
It would be nice if you could pick up the touch event even with the top 30%, but it's not a must.
So there are some possible concerns.
·Can certain display areas be protected from apps that attempt to boot to the full screen?
·Can you always occupy a specific area of the screen with your own application?
It is not an application to be distributed, so I would appreciate it if you could reply without the criteria of the store or the user's UX.
Also, we are looking to do something about the operating system, but we hope that it can be solved only by applications.
This is an abstract question, but I appreciate your cooperation.

android

2022-09-30 15:02

1 Answers

To cover all or part of the display screen of other apps, you must grant a special permission called overlap over other apps and explicitly allow the user to use it.

For example, a blue light cut app, an app that displays resource usage, and an app that displays floating buttons are using this permission.


2022-09-30 15:02

If you have any answers or tips


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