With the help of Good Lock, we can enable an auto hide feature for the NavBar.
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Video Description
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I have the Samsung Galaxy S23 here and in today's video I'll be showing you how to enable a feature that allows you to hide the entire Navigation Bar while it is not in use.
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This feature will keep the 3-button navbar in place, so we aren't switching to gesture navigation here.
Instead, we're going to enable an auto-hide feature that makes the navigation bar down here disappear until we swipe up from the bottom to reveal it.
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Now back to learning how to hide the navigation bar on Samsung Galaxy devices.
In order to enable this feature, we must first have the Good Lock application installed.
This app was downloaded from the Galaxy App Store, but if you aren't able to find it. . .or if you just aren't familiar with what Good Lock is and how its modules work, then check the video description below for a link to a dedicated introductory video I did on the application.
Once installed, let's open it up and then install the NavStar module. . .if you haven't done so already.
Then we can open it up and make sure it is enabled by tapping on this toggle up here at the top.
Now, let's look for the Show and Hide button, as there will be a toggle right next to it as well.
This toggle will be disabled by default, but we can turn it on with a simple tap.
And once the Show and Hide button has been enabled, you'll see a dot appear next to the Navigation Bar on Samsung Galaxy devices.
This dot here is the Show and Hide button and we can trigger it with a double tap.
So even though the feature is enabled, the Navigation Bar will stay in its place.
It isn't until we double-tap on that small button here, that we enable the auto-hide feature for the Navigation Bar.
That way, when we aren't using it, the entire navbar disappears.
We only need to swipe up from the bottom of the screen to bring it up.
And we can tap on any of the three navbar buttons while it's in view.
But if we wait a few seconds then it will automatically hide itself again.
Personally, I prefer the gesture navigation feature on Android, but if you aren't a fan of it then you can still reclaim the bottom area of your display while keeping the 3-button navigation system in place.
We also have a way to keep the Navigation Bar visible while we're viewing the One UI home screen. . .if that's something you want to keep turned on. But we can disable it from here if we'd like.
NavStar is a great little module for the Good Lock application that gives us some unique options related to the Navigation Bar.
And I highly recommend you check it out if you own a Samsung Galaxy smartphone or tablet.
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