Stilly: Screen stabilizer Description
Ever tried reading in a moving vehicle?
This is a service that allows compatible apps to easily soften small device movements within their user interface.
It can improve screen readability and possibly alleviate motion sickness while on the go, e.g. while reading in a moving vehicle or walking.
ℹ️ Find more info, implementation details and examples on: https://github.com/Sublimis/SteadyScreen
Wear OS service is also available!
⚡ The service has been crafted very meticulously, in order to minimize resource usage and maximize performance.
Use of AccessibilityService API
This app uses AccessibilityService API to retrieve interactive windows on the screen, in order to find compatible ones. The service then sends multiple "move window" accessibility actions to such windows, as needed, to perform the intended function. The data accessed during the process, using Android's AccessibilityService API, can be of personal and confidential nature (i.e. sensitive information). This application never collects, stores nor shares that data in any way.
This is a service that allows compatible apps to easily soften small device movements within their user interface.
It can improve screen readability and possibly alleviate motion sickness while on the go, e.g. while reading in a moving vehicle or walking.
ℹ️ Find more info, implementation details and examples on: https://github.com/Sublimis/SteadyScreen
Wear OS service is also available!
⚡ The service has been crafted very meticulously, in order to minimize resource usage and maximize performance.
Use of AccessibilityService API
This app uses AccessibilityService API to retrieve interactive windows on the screen, in order to find compatible ones. The service then sends multiple "move window" accessibility actions to such windows, as needed, to perform the intended function. The data accessed during the process, using Android's AccessibilityService API, can be of personal and confidential nature (i.e. sensitive information). This application never collects, stores nor shares that data in any way.
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