significance?

[Shargeel Kiani]

What is the significance of invert colours? (Nexus 5 notification bar, lollipop)

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[Rukbat]

Exactly what it says - the screen shows every color as its opposite. It's helpful if you're color-blind or have some other vision problems.

 

[anon(5600632)]

That's interesting. I have Nexus 5 with lollipop but that option doesn't appear.

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[Shargeel Kiani]

Ow, its useless :/

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[daihard2008]

That's interesting. I have Nexus 5 with lollipop but that option doesn't appear.

Execute the option once from Settings --> Accessibility. After that, it should show up in the quick settings menu. However, it doesn't seem possible to remove entries from the quick settings so if you don't want it to stay there, I'd suggest that you just take my word for it.

 

[doubleblack]

Same as what above poster said. You can perform some adb functions to get it to disappear, but unfortunately once you select it (accidentially in my case) you are screwed. There is an android bug submitted for this, will be curious to see what they do with it...

 

[daihard2008]

Same as what above poster said. You can perform some adb functions to get it to disappear, but unfortunately once you select it (accidentially in my case) you are screwed. There is an android bug submitted for this, will be curious to see what they do with it...

I hope they add an option screen to let the user add/remove/arrange the quick setting entries, like this one. This is one of the custom features available in Cataclysm - a Lollipop-based custom ROM. I flashed this one after I played with the stock Lollipop for about a week.

 

[ysbg]

However, it doesn't seem possible to remove entries from the quick settings

I read somewhere that it goes away after a couple of months if you don't use the toggle. Some users manually changed the date and got it to go away.

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[daihard2008]

I read somewhere that it goes away after a couple of months if you don't use the toggle. Some users manually changed the date and got it to go away.

That's entirely possible as the system seems to learn the user's habit, but it's not really a viable solution. As I showed above, Google should add a way to let the user change the quick setting entry - it's that simple.

 

[Jonneh]

I guess I got a nice version of 5.0. My notification panel shows the option. And it turns on and off every time with a simple tap. To the OP, calling it useless is beyond ignorant and a ridiculous statement; it's useful for both the elderly and the blind. If you lose your vision someday, you'll be petitioning companies to cater to this type of disability assistance.

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