Fluid Navigation Gestures

Experience the next generation of smartphone navigation with Fluid N.G, a gesture-based navigation app inspired by the futuristic Breccia concept. Fluid N.G brings a sleek, modern interface to your device, offering intuitive and fluid gestures that make navigating your phone feel seamless and natural.

\*This application requires ADB access, root privileges, or a supported device to function properly.

\*Please note: This app is no longer actively maintained. However, it remains a powerful tool for users who want to enhance their navigation experience using advanced gesture controls.

Key Features & Gesture Controls

Fluid N.G introduces two primary gesture actions that can be triggered from either the bottom or side edges of the screen:

• Quick Swipe – Instantly perform common navigation tasks like going back, returning home, or opening recent apps.
• Swipe & Hold – Access more advanced functions such as toggling split-screen mode or launching assistant features.

The side-edge gestures are limited to the lower half of the screen, ensuring you can still use side menus within apps without conflicts.

Supported Actions

With Fluid N.G, you can assign gestures to perform a wide variety of actions including:

• Go Back
• Open Home Screen
• View Recent Apps
• Toggle Split-Screen Mode
• Open Notifications Panel
• Launch Power Dialog
• Access Quick Settings
• Activate Google Search Overlay
• Switch Keyboard Input Methods
• Trigger Voice Search
• Open Assistant
• Launch Custom Apps or Shortcuts

Setup Instructions

The app includes an option to hide the default Android software navigation bar for a cleaner look. However, this feature requires elevated permissions:

1. Enable Developer Options in your Android settings.
2. Turn on USB Debugging.
3. Set up ADB on your computer (Windows, Mac, or Linux).
4. Run the following command via ADB to grant Fluid N.G the required permission:

adb shell pm grant com.fb.fluid android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

To restore the original navigation bar, simply disable Fluid N.G or run the following command:

adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,0

FluidNGPermissionGranter

For Windows users, an open-source utility called FluidNGPermissionGranter simplifies the process of granting necessary permissions. You can download and use it to easily enable full functionality without manually entering ADB commands.

How to Install ADB on Android

Need help setting up ADB? Here are some trusted guides to assist you:

• xda-developers - How to install ADB on Windows
• Lifehacker - The easiest way to install Android ADB tools
• TilesOrganization - How to use ADB to grant permissions

Localization & Community Support

Want to help translate Fluid N.G into your native language? Join the translation effort and contribute here.

Stay Connected

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• Telegram Group
• Telegram Channel

What's New in Version 2.0-beta11

Last updated: September 24, 2019

• Fix: Slow screen rotation on certain devices
• Fix: Gesture triggers not responding
• Fix: Navigation bar visibility issue in landscape mode
• Fix: FNG appears in screenshots
• Fix: Brief display of navigation bar after unlocking (OnePlus 9 and above)
• Fix: Volume dialog cutoff on some screens
• Fix: Trigger errors on select devices
• Fix: Animation resets after device reboot