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One idea might be to insert some empty triggers/actions and use them for comments

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There are some apps that remain active when quitted for no legitimate reason; besides consuming resources (RAM and CPU) and battery, they might also snoop a bit too much, IMHO

Testing the trigger does not mean "testing the correct operation of the trigger," but simulating the event to test the actions of the macro

Yes. Use IF->Trigger Fired clause

To do what you ask, you need to create another macro which, through the widget, enables and disables the "GP Noti Forever" macro

My opinion is that action blocks are handy if you have to repeat the same actions multiple times (with or without different data) within the same macro or in different macros. E.g. you can create a vibration pattern in an action block and call it from various macros instead of rewriting the same...

Maybe the UI interaction action requires touchscreen hardware (not only keyboard and mouse)?

In your account preferences you can choose the time zone to show the date and time for your area

That action simulates a gesture on the device display, negative numbers and decimals it's no sense, because the screen has coordinates that start from 0,0 and are integers

Try it with constraints disabled

See https://www.macrodroidforum.com/index.php?threads/lock-screen.2895

Try activating an alarm and then deactivating it

What you want to achieve is not possible with "IF Confirmed", because this action, as it stands now, does not have a timeout. Right now I'm running out of ideas on how to do it, if it's possible

What exactly do you want to achieve?

Remember that geolocation services are not reliable indoors.

In developer options, try to revoking USB debug permissions

You can set one (or more) variable with the current volume level. When you need to restore the level, use the volume adjustment action using the variable(s) as a value

In some phones the multimedia volume adjustment has more steps than in the others