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Recents Tuner

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This module will allow you to hide selected app thumbnails
from the recents task stack.

Hidden apps will appear as a blank card in the recents stack.
All that will be shown is the app title and icon.

Compatible with 4.1 - 6.x (Jelly Bean - Marshmallow).

Useful for hiding the recents thumbnail image for apps that
contain sensitive information such as banking apps or even
the camera preview.

FEATURES:
✓Hide thumbnails from the recent tasks stack
✓Set the maximum number of recent task cards (5.x & 6.x only)
✓Set a custom thumbnail color (with alpha) for each app
✓Automatically color each thumbnail from the application's icon
✓Optional clear all recents button for the stack (5.x & 6.x only)
✓Exclude apps from appearing in the recents stack

This module does *not* require any special permissions.

Thumbnail images are cached regardless, so you can hide/unhide
them at will.

This is based off of a feature I designed for my custom ROM for the
Samsung Galaxy Nexus and utilizes some code from CyanogenMOD's
Privacy Guard utility.

Color picker code: https://github.com/martin-stone/hsv-alpha-color-picker-android

NOTE: The apps list is cached, so it only has to update when
an app is either installed or removed. To force refresh the list of apps,
select "Reload" from the menu.

If you like my work, please consider making a donation!

PayPal email: zzpianoman@gmail.com

Author(s): 

zzpianoman

Support/Discussion URL: 

http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/mod-xposed-recents-privacy-t3436445

Package: 

com.recentsprivacy.android

Version name: 

3.0

Release type: 

Stable (low risk of bugs)

Download: 

com.recentsprivacy.android_v12_642289.apk (259.29 KB)

Number of downloads: 

140 in total · 140 in the last 24 hours

MD5 checksum: 

642289e5831555efe0eb87323a2f1f4b

Uploaded on: 

Tuesday, February 14, 2017 - 21:33

Changes: 

✓Module is now called "Recents Tuner"
✓Brand new design with many layout / performance improvements
✓Added the ability to customize each app's default thumbnail color
✓Automatically color the default thumbnail from the app icon's most prominent color
✓Exclude apps from appearing in the recents stack
✓Support for Jelly Bean 4.1+ (SDK 16)

Long-tap the application item to set additional options

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