How to add Gesture Controlled Navbar on any Android phone!

Just recently, there have been a ton of phone manufacturers trying to modify the navigation bar on Android to work like the iPhone X's gesture-controlled navbar. They're doing this because gesture controls on Android could be the default option for navigation in the future. So in this video, I will be showing you how to obtain a gesture-enabled navbar. Enjoy!
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▶ Navigation Gestures by XDA (FREE)

▶ Navigation Gestures Premium Add-On ($1.49)

▶ ADB Tutorial

▶ ADB Command to allow "Navigation Gestures" to hide your navigation bar

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[MrInsertfunnyname]

The adb tutorial was the most clear cut tutorial I've ever witnessed. Great job man, i love what you do

[bkkhd]

Where can i get this zayomi phone never heard of it im really interested please reply

[nevillegoddard]

I just installed this app today (April 2022). It still works although it's discontinued. Using it on a Sony XZ3 with Android 10. Many thanks to the developer!

[nikhilmwarrier]

For those without adb/root
Open Navigation Gestures>Settings>Advanced Settings and enable "Overlay navbar" and "blackout"

[chrisdeglasias]

I got this done on my LG V30 and it changed my whole phone's look. It just looks so much elegant without nav bar.

[tahir]

@0:12 it is pronounced SH-AA-OO-MEE
for God sake!

[knddbg]

In my opinion this channel is the most interesting tech channel on ytb.

[GabeJohnson]

Come on, man. It's "shao-me." If you're working in the phone community you should at least know how to pronounce the names lol

[tiuk]

"The term 'adb' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program". How?

[artl]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. It's very specific and precise. XDA's tutorial was frustrating, leaving out specific steps.

[mustaphab.]

Amazing features, using the app from the launch and bought the full version for support. The developer is very kind and helpful with instant responses. OnePlus style gestures can be used as well.
The one major problem is the bar interferes with the search bar on pixel launchers and derivatives. Only solution is with Nova launcher you may shift the search bar a little bit up (by long pressing the search bar and there is a height option on the pop up menu with 3 different height positions, otherwise not the dock height on Nova settings) so that enough space is left below for the navbar. Hope it helps for now..

[khylebalen]

Why doe PS C:\adb> doesn't appear on my laptop wheb I try to run it? Please help me

[issa]

great tutorial, ran into some problems but google helped. thanks man!

[dhruvvarma]

its a nice app
1. you will face a lot of problem while typing messages or anything for that purpose
2. there is an option for the hide the bar while in a certain app but you face problem there too, how can u exit from an app if you can swipe left

[smokinjoe]

I was with you all the way up to the point where you said Zayomi.

[GuilhermeHenrique]

There's an app called OnePlus gestures on the play store. And it doesn't need root to work. Just an adb command. It doesn't have the pill, instead, you navigate with swipes from the bottom of the screen.

[vded]

You're not using the best option!!! Under Gestures setting enable the three pill option.
Then the gestures work like OnePlus. Also, you don't see the pill, therefore it won't block some actions in apps.

[tronicgo]

finally finally it worked.I was so god dam happy right now it "TOOK FOR EVER" but it was really worth it this is the first time i got this proud of my self.
lol thx :)

[priyanshpallav]

when i type adb devices on my command prompt it calls for an error, eventho my phone is connected usb debugging is on. can someone help

[cooliipie]

Wow this one is sick! Nice video. The adb hiding part is what the rest were missing