After setting “run Android App Support on startup” i noticed some Android-Tasks or needed Services running in the Background which nearly no noticeable CPU-Usuage but a tiny little Memory consumption (1%). I know there is an option not to start it on reboot/boot, so it will be startet when needed (e.g. starting an Android App) but with some extra seconds to wait for the Android-Framework to be loaded.
So the main question here is:
Is it worth to stop the Android-Support-Task(s) after using and closing an Android-App in order to save some Battery time left or isn´t it really worth it?
I close the Android support when not using an Android app as it seems to increase the idle state battery consumption quite much (XA2 Ultra and 10II). Some uppdates made it worse and some better. 4.3.0.12 made it worse, I think. But then again I do not use Android apps very often. Whether it is worth closing it or not is balancing with what you want (saving battery vs. waiting Android support to open).
I’m trying to avoid using Android apps. There are enough alternative native apps in the Storeman-Appstore, so i find more and more good replacements for their Android counterparts.
sadly doorbell cam and security cam app are not made for snailfish so I am kind of forced to but I don’t need it on all the time…thank for the instructions
Snailfish, haha, a good laught. But it seems things get optimised and noticeable faster from update to update. And i prefer Security, Privacy and light weight OS instead of pure Speed like on Android.
My roots are Nokia and then Lumia Windows Phone, Sailfish seems to be for me the natural successor of it.
There are two ways to do it faster: the first one is to put a shortcut for the Android settings in the top menu, you click on it and it gets you in the relative settings submenu. Then you close the android support. One even faster is to install the mentioned here: Android™ App Support Top Menu Switch - #9 by PeperJohnny , which can stop android support with one click from top menu.