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[REQUEST] Possibility to force system font ? #9

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xerta555 opened this issue Nov 8, 2022 · 5 comments
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[REQUEST] Possibility to force system font ? #9

xerta555 opened this issue Nov 8, 2022 · 5 comments

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@xerta555
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xerta555 commented Nov 8, 2022

Hi :)

Is it possible to force any app to use the system font instead of a specific one ?

Bcz some apps like Twitter nor Github for exemple use their own font and don't prupose the option to let the user decide which font to use.

Thanks in advance.

@ikws4
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ikws4 commented Nov 9, 2022

All the text is rendered by TextView (unless it's a flutter app), you could take a look at it.

@xerta555
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xerta555 commented Nov 9, 2022

All the text is rendered by TextView (unless it's a flutter app), you could take a look at it.

Even the style font ok

And about adaptive_color_bar script, it won't works on my side for few apps like Textra, Telegram X, Magisk, Vivaldi, etc...
I precise that i only have checked System Framework in LSPosed app for WeiJu2, maybe that i must enable all apps for which i want to do something with your module ?

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ikws4 commented Nov 9, 2022

Yes, WeiJu2 only works when you enable them in LSPosed. Because the adaptive_color_bar script uses the android sdk to change the color, not directly hook the System Framework (we cannot do hook System Framework, because it start before WeiJu2 was activated).

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VD171 commented Dec 15, 2022

Did you try to change fonts using magisk instead xposed?

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Did you try to change fonts using magisk instead xposed?

Yes, but the custom font injected by Magisk isn't applied in an application which have it own font(s) file(s).

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