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hi, i compiled the app and tried to run it in debug mode but on my honor android 6 the main app opens for a little while and suddenly crashes! please fix it.

I can turn on the rear led flashlight using the stock app that came with the phone, and it will be at full brightness. When I switch over to your app there is a noticeable drop in output of light.

The stock app has no brightness changing feature, just on/off and sos.

My phone is the BLU Vivo 5R running nougat 7.0

Feature request in the category 'must have': add an option to flash SOS code. Most android flashlight apps have this option. This might save lives.

At the same time you might reconsider the current flash icon, which looks like a spinning wheel. This is IMHO not very intuitive, you might consider a flash icon, like in Asus Flashlight:

Turn flashlight on at startup setting is activate and after switching off flashlight user navigates away to other app and come back to this app again flashlight will be turned on. This regards to issue #71

My stock flashlight app has a tile in the Quick Settings. I just wanted to replace the app with Simple Flashlight, but there's no tile for it, which makes it a little bit inconvenient to use. According to this document, an app developer can add a tile for his app. Would you implement this feature?

Steps to trigger the problem

1. open the Flashlight app.
2. click the button to let flashlight on and reclick the button to let the flashlight off in order.
3. click the HOME button and open an app which using the flashlight resources(e.g. Camera).

What happens when you follow the steps

The app open in Step 3 will report errors or be hanging. Below is a screenshot:

Bugs behind the problem

It does not release the flashlight or relevant services in a proper way.

The version of the software being used

Version 1.20 - Added on 2016-09-27

Environments

• Device: m2 note
• Android version: 5.1

I tried this app. Its working pretty well. But I faced a issue when I am trying to use. When the widget is using, I can't able to run camera. It's getting existed.

When I use one hand for holding my big phone， i hope i could close app and turn off flashlight by my thumb 。

so i hope there could be an exit button at the buttom of main screen。 and there could be an option to deside wether display it。

Wenn using the phone's display as light source (bright display), I would love to have an option to store several custom colors (tints).

Per default they should be named like #ff0000 with an option to rename to i.e. "pure Red" or "Tungsten warm".

It might be because "CPU Architecture: 32-bit"

• CPU Quad-core 2.7 GHz Krait 450 - Snapdragon 805
• GPU Adreno 420 (Snapdragon 805)
• OS 6.0.1 (Marshmallow)

Translations update from Hosted Weblate for Simple Mobile Tools/Simple Flashlight.

It also includes following components:

• Simple Mobile Tools/Simple Flashlight metadata

Current translation status:

using Mate 20 Pro (EMUI 12)

maybe similar to https://github.com/SimpleMobileTools/Simple-Flashlight/issues/159

Steps to reproduce

1. Tap the widget / or the flashlight icon of the app
2. Tap the camera app
3. As soon as you tap the camera app the flash light is turned off

It doesn't change if you tap the overview button and/or exit the camera app

The buttons of widget and the flashlight icon of the app remain in pressed state (although the flashlight is no longer turned on)

Steps to reproduce (using Mate 20 Pro (EMUI 12) )

1. Tap the widget / or the flashlight icon of the app
2. Now turn the screen lock on
3. Tap the flash light on the lock screen (so it is turned off)
4. Now turn the screen lock off
5. The buttons of widget and the flashlight icon of the app remain in pressed state (although the flashlight is no longer turned on)

If you use the screen's light:

1. Open the App
2. Tap the screen's light button
3. Now turn the screen lock on (by pressing the on/off button)
4. Tap the on the on/off button again
5. Now you can see the bright screen of your phone instead of the lock screen
6. Tap the return button
7. unlock the screen
8. The (additional) screen's light is now disabled

I got used to this feature with an old and now unmaintained app from f-droid (called "Flashlight). Evey time I need to use SF I try shaking and then remember it doesn't work lol. Basically you vigorously shake the phone and light turns on automatically, it s really useful when you don't have time to unlock the phone, find SF icon,click on it and click on the button to turn it on. I suppose it uses gyroscope or??

Edit: forgot to specify that of course shaking should also turn light off :)