Trick to avoid losing functionality but also to keep yourself sane: AVOID swiping the notification bar from the corners. Sooooo many apps I've toggled into windowed mode and so many others telling me they're not compatible with windowed mode because I'm used to pulling on the corners hehe.
(For those who don't know WHY, if you pull down from a corner while using an app, it'll turn into a floating window which you can further minimize into a floating bubble for later use. You can use up to 8 apps this way at the same time.)
Turning off S Voice and lowering the animation speed in Developer Options
A funny you should start this thread as I was only thinking about doing a tips/tricks thread myself.
Not sure if the previous note done this but when playing a video if you swipe the screen left or right the video will skip forward or backwards 5 seconds.
What does that do?
I didn't know that! And I don't know if the Note 3 did it either, never tried it...
Trick to avoid losing functionality but also to keep yourself sane: AVOID swiping the notification bar from the corners. Sooooo many apps I've toggled into windowed mode and so many others telling me they're not compatible with windowed mode because I'm used to pulling on the corners hehe.
(For those who don't know WHY, if you pull down from a corner while using an app, it'll turn into a floating window which you can further minimize into a floating bubble for later use. You can use up to 8 apps this way at the same time.)
What does that do?
This is not just a legacy habit as another poster mentioned. Maybe for some it is, but i've gotten some decent amounts of lag on my N4 (almost no apps have been downloaded) and eliminating the S voice makes the home button more responsive, and lowering animations in the dev options cuts out a lot of the nonsense animations that have to take place just for me to go from one screen to another. I like some animations, but I don't need to clearly watch as an app folds up and looks like it's getting sucked into the top corner of the phone and off the screen. (I doubt that description will make any sense to anyone else)
Where do you adjust the animations?
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