Go into the edge lighting settings. If you have already choosen the apps you want to use edge lighting on go down and click edge lighting style.click color and then click custom color. On the next screen all your selected apps will show up with a color bubble .click the colored bubble of the app you wish to change and pick a color.Can I program a different color for each app? How?
Go into the edge lighting settings. If you have already choosen the apps you want to use edge lighting on go down and click edge lighting style.click color and then click custom color. On the next screen all your selected apps will show up with a color bubble .click the colored bubble of the app you wish to change and pick a color. View attachment 299358View attachment 299359View attachment 299360View attachment 299361
It turns out the only app that works with it is samsung messages and the effect lasts less than a second
I have been told chosing pop up effect in individual app notifications settings enables edge lighting for that app however I cannot find a popup notification option in gmail nor samsung email nor any of my 3rd party apps.
Not there. I searched pop-up notifications and got only something called pop-up view which has to do with making app screen smaller not notifications. Nothing under notifications either. There is a popup button under notifications IN the messages app. Nowhere else I can find.It's in settings> advance
Can always type pop up notifications in settings search bar
Nothing about popup notificationsIt's in settings> advance
Can always type pop up notifications in settings search bar
Go to edge lighting style. All the options to change the color are there.yes it was very different on Oreo.I do not have those settings choices on my Verizon Note 9 running Oreo.
It's odd to me that versions would have such great differences for basic settings menus.
This is the whole menu. Nothing more to scroll.