Immersive Mode Manager 2.3.6 Apk Paid

Immersive Mode Manager Mod APK brings clean, edge-to-edge screens to Android. Hide the status bar, the navigation bar, or both—and keep those rules system-wide or tailor them per app. The focus is speed, stability, and a tiny footprint that applies changes instantly without overlays or battery-draining services.

Edge-to-edge without fuss

• No root required; settings apply through system UI flags.
• No overlay tricks and no always-on background service.
• Works offline; internet access is only for lightweight analytics.
• Compatible with Android 11 through 14/15, with both gesture and three-button navigation.

Rules that match your routine

• Global profile for a consistent full-screen look across the system.
• Per-app rules when a player, reader, or utility needs different behavior.
• Quick Settings tile for instant on/off from the shade.
• Tasker broadcasts for switching profiles automatically.

Hide bars your way

• Full — hides both status and navigation bars.
• Status — hides the status bar only.
• Navigation — hides the navigation bar only.

One-time permission via ADB

To change system UI flags safely, the app needs WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS. Regular apps can’t request it directly; grant it once with ADB and you’re done.

1. On the phone: Settings → About phone and tap Build number until Developer options unlock.
2. In Developer options: enable USB debugging.
3. On the computer: install Google’s Platform-Tools (ADB).
4. Connect the phone by USB and confirm the debugging prompt.
5. Run the command below, then unplug the cable.

adb shell pm grant com.ivianuu.immersivemodemanager android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

From install to full screen

1. Open Immersive Mode Manager and pick a global style: Full, Status, or Navigation.
2. Add per-app exceptions for games, video players, launchers, keyboards, or anything that should keep the bars visible.
3. Add the Quick Settings tile for fast toggles.
4. Use gesture navigation with Full mode for the cleanest look and fluid edge swipes.

Small fixes if bars reappear

• System surfaces like the lock screen, permission dialogs, or keyboards may briefly reveal bars—Android does this by design.
• On some OEM skins, aggressive battery savers can reset flags. If rules revert, allow the app to run without optimization.
• While testing, disable other apps that draw on top of the screen; overlays can interfere with immersive flags.

Automation hooks

• Switch profiles when specific apps launch or at set times with Tasker.
• Create simple routines—gaming at night, reading on commute—then let the tile handle quick overrides.

Light on battery, quiet on data

• No persistent service keeping the CPU awake.
• No overlay layers that cause missed taps or flicker.
• Runs locally; internet permission covers basic analytics only.

Undo everything any time

To revoke the granted permission, connect ADB again and run:

adb shell pm revoke com.ivianuu.immersivemodemanager android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

Why users keep it installed

More usable screen space, predictable behavior in apps that lack a full-screen toggle, and fine-grained control without root. Pick a style, grant the permission once, and let your content—not the bars—fill the display.