App Settings for Android

There are several settings for your Android app:

1. Status Bar Color

• Set the color of the status bar. The status bar is the horizontal bar at the top of the screen that displays device information such as time, battery status, and notifications. Use hexadecimal color codes to specify the color. For example, #FFFFFF represents white.

2. Screen Orientation

Screen Orientation controls how the app layout appears — Portrait, Landscape, or Both. This feature improves usability across different screen sizes:

• Portrait: Setting the app screen to portrait orientation allows users to view it only vertically.

• Landscape: Choosing the landscape orientation for the app screen enables users to view it only horizontally.

• Both (Portrait & Landscape): If you select both, then your users can view the app in both portrait (vertically) and landscape (horizontally) orientations.

3. Press Again to Exit

• It allows users to quickly exit the app by double-clicking on the back button.

4. Enable Full Screen

• Enabling this setting opens the app in a full-screen mode, hiding status and navigation bars.

5. System Navigation Bar Color

• Set the color of the system navigation bar to match your app’s theme. The navigation bar is the horizontal bar at the bottom of the Android app screen that contains system navigation buttons such as back, home, and recent apps. You can use hexadecimal color codes to specify the color.

6. Enable Pinch to Zoom

• Allow users to zoom in and out by pinching on the screen. This feature helps apps display images or text in detail for better user viewing.

7. Add a Callback on App Resume

• Add a callback on App Resume is a feature that triggers a specific action when the app resumes from the background. This lets you perform updates or actions as soon as the user returns to the app.

8. Disable Caching

• Disable Caching makes sure that the app always gets the up-to-date content from the server. This is useful for apps where content frequently changes and needs real-time updates.

9. Disable Back Button

• This setting helps restrict back navigation on specific pages. Turning on the toggle opens the advanced settings, where you can select specific pages where you want to disable the back button. For example, you can select from Exact URL, Start with URL, and Custom Regex.

• Select the URL where you want to block the back button and enter your URL in the given field.

10. Kiosk Mode

• Enabling Kiosk Mode locks your app into a single, full-screen view.

• Click on Save as Draft after the settings you update or add, which will save your settings without publishing. You can update more settings later and download the app with the option Save & Rebuild.