#task #ToggleAndroidBackgroundProcessLimit
DESCRIPTION
This task will allow you to toggle in the background, and check the current process limit value for Android. Found under Developer Options.

Notes:
- Current Tasker version (5.8.3+) can't toggle that option, due to lack of the 'android.permission.SET_PROCESS_LIMIT' permission on its AndroidManifest. But the request is done, and accepted by the dev. So, as I don't know when this will be implemented officially, here you can download a test build that the dev sent to me, including the required permission, if you need it to be implemented in your projects asap.

CREDITS
@SmartPhoneLover

CHANGELOG
- Other: setProcessLimit() action enabled, as Tasker (test build) now has the required permission. (5.8.x+)
- Other: Changed task name.

VERSION
v1.1

#project #MaterialColorPalette
DESCRIPTION
Here you have a very useful project if you usually work a lot with colors. Well now you will have them more at hand than ever, and without the need of third-party apps. 😉

Some info about Material Design Colors
The Google Material Design color palette uses a 10-point scale of 50 to 900, with 50 being the lightest tint, 900 being the darkest shade, and 500 representing the primary color. They also introduce an almost neon-like A-series for most colors (A100, A200, A400, and A700).

The Material Design color palette comprises primary and accent colors that can be used for illustration or to develop your brand colors. They’ve been designed to work harmoniously with each other.

Notes:
- Single tap on second screen to copy color hexadecimal code (with alpha portion), and long tap to copy the same but with HTML format (without alpha portion).

CREDITS
@SmartPhoneLover

CHANGELOG
- Fix: Single/long tap was working even if the '%(value)' variable was not set. (affects A### colors)
- Other: Cleanup up of every 'Color (#) [top]' element from 'Secondary Colors' scene. (less xml size)
- Other: Deleted debug action from 'Setup (UI)' task.

VERSION
v1.1

#project #MaterialColorPalette
DESCRIPTION
Here you have a very useful project if you usually work a lot with colors. Well now you will have them more at hand than ever, and without the need of third-party apps. 😉

Some info about Material Design Colors
The Google Material Design color palette uses a 10-point scale of 50 to 900, with 50 being the lightest tint, 900 being the darkest shade, and 500 representing the primary color. They also introduce an almost neon-like A-series for most colors (A100, A200, A400, and A700).

The Material Design color palette comprises primary and accent colors that can be used for illustration or to develop your brand colors. They’ve been designed to work harmoniously with each other.

Notes:
- Single tap on second screen to copy color hexadecimal code (with alpha portion), and long tap to copy the same but with HTML format (without alpha portion).

CREDITS
@SmartPhoneLover
@Raiden1982

CHANGELOG
v1.1 (update)
- New: New version of the project that uses HTML style. (Big thanks to @Raiden1982 for providing it)
v1.1
- Fix: Single/long tap was working even if the '%(value)' variable was not set. (affects A### colors)
- Other: Cleanup up of every 'Color (#) [top]' element from 'Secondary Colors' scene. (less xml size)
- Other: Deleted debug action from 'Setup (UI)' task.

VERSION
v1.1 (UPDATE)

#task #CheckMobileDataStatus
DESCRIPTION
You can check the status of the mobile data with this task: ON or OFF.

CREDITS
@SmartPhoneLover

VERSION
v1.0