W10M - Navigation Bar & Settings/Customization

[TheChazas]

An Option idea that everyone would like, settings for transparent, translucent Navigation Bar.

It would make screen to look a bit larger, and would help a little with so called burn-in problem with Amoled screens.

Addition:
Back/Backwards (<-) button, does not close an App, it sends it to a background, like Minimize or Tab on PC.
Microsoft really should implement closing Apps completely, in my opinion not with additional button, but by pushing (<-) twice.
Some Apps have this feature it-self, and it is perfect, could really be default for/in OS.

Additionally, Forward feature in some cases would be useful too.

An off-topic Idea:
Resolution settings for W10M just like for Desktop, an option for two different resolutions, 1440p and 1080p. for L950/950XL. and lower resolutions for lower end phones. An option too for adaptive resolution change when needed, activating when full-screen.

 

[charlatan1978]

An Option idea that everyone would like

I'm not bothered by it, but if you would like it to be considered enter it in the 'Windows Feedback' app.

 

[sinime]

An Option idea that everyone would like, settings for transparent, translucent Navigation Bar.

It would make screen to look a bit larger, and would help a little with so called burn-in problem with Amoled screens.

I kind of like the idea... If you notice, the navigation bar is slightly transparent when you are on the lock screen... It was one of the first things I noticed on my 950 and I went searching for a setting to make it that way all the time.

 

[Aurelink]

Would be cool but that has to be applied to the action center too.

We need everything to be consistent

 

[TheChazas]

I kind of like the idea... If you notice, the navigation bar is slightly transparent when you are on the lock screen... It was one of the first things I noticed on my 950 and I went searching for a setting to make it that way all the time.

Considering that most likely on-screen-buttons is a past and not coming back, more customization on existing tech/feature (navigation bar) is just a plus and a way to go. It is strange how it is not implemented yet, I guess it is a matter of time or we just need to suggest it.

 

[TheChazas]

Would be cool but that has to be applied to the action center too.
We need everything to be consistent

More options the better, for every individual to customize by their liking.

 

[TheChazas]

Happy Christmas Everyone!
Can anyone add this to Windows Feedback? for suggestion. Thanks

 

[TheChazas]

Added suggestion to Windows Feedback, fingers crossed.

 

[TheChazas]

Off topic:
does vibration can be turned off on Navigation bar?

 

[colinkiama]

Off topic:
does vibration can be turned off on Navigation bar?

Yeah, in settings > extras > touch on win 10. On the older versions just skip there is no extras section.

 

[TheChazas]

Thanks, I knew I saw it somewhere.

 

[TheChazas]

Addition:
Back/Backwards (<-) button, does not close an App, it sends it to a background, like Minimize or Tab on PC.
Microsoft really should implement closing Apps completely, in my opinion not with additional button, but by pushing (<-) twice.
Some Apps have this feature it-self, and it is perfect, could really be default for/in OS.

Additionally, Forward feature in some cases would be useful too.

 

[TheChazas]

I kind of like the idea... If you notice, the navigation bar is slightly transparent when you are on the lock screen... It was one of the first things I noticed on my 950 and I went searching for a setting to make it that way all the time.

Yes, absolutely. Strange how they did not add it for everything or at least an option.

 

[TheChazas]

An off-topic Idea:
Resolution settings for W10M just like for Desktop, an option for two different resolutions, 1440p and 1080p. for L950/950XL. and lower resolutions for lower end phones. An option too for adaptive resolution change when needed, when activating full-screen.

 

[peter leung 10586]

More options the better, for every individual to customize by their liking.

not always true. too many options may cause confusion and instability.

 

[colinkiama]

not always true. too many options may cause confusion and instability.

Then explain why android is so successful and win10 mobile is unstable and confusing?

 

[TheChazas]

Options are not forced to use for every individual, I am not talking about things that most of the people wouldn't use or even notice, but mostly most of the options and settings make things more advanced, productive and likable for user needs.