[Tutorial] One hand operation+, MacroDroid, Modes and routings. (For Samsung phones)

DonDemon

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I found out how to activate macros through the one hand operation+. btw, I hope I don't late, like with a bridge between rountins and md.

So my method is not perfect (because every action will cost you 10Mb), but I think it's better than any UI interactions.

One hand - add trigger that open app that you will not need (download simple calculator that weight 1Mb) or create any empty with android studio or simple app for building apps (there are lots of in web or play market)
MacroDroid - add macro like on the screen if (<app> opened) {press back button, ...}. I also thought to close it with routings with notification bridge (one hand > md > routings), but it faster if MacroDroid will do everything (around 1s). I would attach the screen record
Modes and routings - if the app isn't closing with back gesture you can use configuration like on the screenshot, but it a little bit slower

Upd: If you know any ideas how to do it better you can write it here :឵឵឵D
 

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DonDemon

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There is also a way to do it with assistant method without closing anything, but you will be able to run only 1 macro
 

hsurB

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Try long clicking any macro from list of your all macros to create homescreen shortcut (it has to be done this way), then go to one hand operations app and choose homescreen shortcut as action (there you should find the name of macro that you created shortcut for).
This way you can use one hand operations+ app to trigger any macro directly without any workaround
 
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DonDemon

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Try long clicking any macro from list of your all macros to create homescreen shortcut (it has to be done this way), then go to one hand operations app and choose homescreen shortcut as action (there you should find the name of macro that you created shortcut for).
This way you can use one hand operations+ app to trigger any macro directly without any workaround
oh... I thought there was no way to do it directly. Anyway thanks for answering
 
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