how to remove this ?? help

[emad1995]

I just noticed something when opening my Google camera app. There are two little buttons in the top labeled "mode list" and "film strip" which do the same thing as the swipe left and right functions. My question is how do I get rid of these buttons? It's really getting on my nerves and looks ugly in my opinion :E

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[emad1995]

Oops, forgot to add screen shot

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[jpr]

Are you running an old version or did you sideload it? I have version 2.3.019 from the Play Store and don't have those. Are you running anything other than the stock 4.4.2 ROM?

 

[emad1995]

Are you running an old version or did you sideload it? I have version 2.3.019 from the Play Store and don't have those. Are you running anything other than the stock 4.4.2 ROM?

Yea I'm running the same version and I got it from the Play Store (I already tried uninstalling and re installing . I'm on stock 4.4.2 but I am rooted if that makes a difference

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[jpr]

Yea I'm running the same version and I got it from the Play Store (I already tried uninstalling and re installing . I'm on stock 4.4.2 but I am rooted if that makes a difference

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Well rooting itself, without doing any root hacks, shouldn't change anything. But assuming you rooted for a reason and did do some things afterwards that cannot be done without root it is possible something you did changed something that is affecting this. The reason though that I asked about the ROM is because the camera functionality is intricately linked with TouchWiz. And also because this app requires KitKat. So it's not either of those then in your case.

I don't know if it's because of anything you changed with root access or if it is something else. But there are no settings to enable or disable those buttons in the app so i think it might be because of something external to the app that is affecting it. If you look at the screen shots on the play store page, they are not present. So from that I am assuming that the way mine functions is the norm and yours is the one that is different.

 

[emad1995]

Actually it turns out one of my apps was causing this. It was an Android L lockscreen app. It had a camera shortcut and when I clicked on it, my Google camera app got those weird icons that would not go away even with a reboot, but uninstalling the app did the trick.

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[mattjuk]

Hi emad I have the exact same problem and I'm using android m! I don't use any lockscreen apps. Can you remember which app it was?

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[Syazwan Ismail]

To remove this, just go to setting >accessibility >Services and turn off Switch Access. Thats it.

 

[makapav]

To remove this, just go to setting >accessibility >Services and turn off Switch Access. Thats it.

Thanks bro that fixed it on my android Marshmallow Nexus 6P stock.