#SMART SCROLL MISSING IN LOLLIPOP ANDROID#
#SMART SCROLL MISSING IN LOLLIPOP CODE#

How often do you need your data to refresh on your Android? Can you live without updated data for a few hours in some instances? If your calendar, contacts, and email sync every 15 minutes, it can really drain your data. Try to keep your visits to Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and Twitter to a minimum while on your wireless data network and save it for when you’re on Wi-Fi. If you’re repeatedly looking through photos and videos online, it will eat away at your monthly data allocation. Set the intervals of your apps to only sync data every few hours instead of every 15 minutes.

#SMART SCROLL MISSING IN LOLLIPOP ANDROID#

The Google+ app seems to be a major data eater for many Android users these days with it’s “Auto Backup” feature that automatically uploads every photo and video you take to Google+. Facebook is another app that can tax your battery by constantly displaying notifications.Ĭheck the “ Settings” section within all your social apps and ensure that nothing is set to automatically upload your stuff, or at least set them to only upload when connected to a Wi-Fi network. Social media apps tend to use the most data if setup with certain configurations. You could also uninstall the app altogether if you have no need for it. Once you’ve identified the apps that are using your data, explore the settings of each app and see if there are any settings you can disable to prevent data over your wireless provider connection. On many newer Android devices, you can go to “ Settings” > “ Data Usage” > “ Cellular data usage“, then scroll down to see which apps are using the most data. Check Data Usage in SettingsĬheck to see which apps are using data. Doing so will prevent your Android from using so much data on your wireless plan and as a bonus will save precious battery power. Connect to available Wi-Fi networks when you’re at restaurants, bars, or any other business that supplies Wi-Fi. Set your Android up on your home and work Wi-Fi networks if available. Collapsed regions are shaded differently and expand when you double-click them.This may seem like a no-brainer, but I know plenty of Android users who aren’t aware of when they are connected to a Wi-Fi network and when they aren’t.

#SMART SCROLL MISSING IN LOLLIPOP CODE#

To enable a larger preview of the code when you rest the pointer on the map, select the Show Preview Tooltip option. You can choose how wide the map column is by selecting a value in Source overview. Map mode displays lines of code, in miniature, on the scroll bar. Clicking on the scroll bar scrolls the page up or down but does not jump to that location in the file. Bar modeīar mode displays annotation indicators on the scroll bar. The scroll bar has two modes: bar mode and map mode. The red marks in the scroll bar show where the text replacement introduced errors. Here's the scroll bar after replacing all the instances of the string. Notice that all instances of the string appear in the scroll bar. Here's how the scroll bar looks after a search for a string. The scroll bar shows you the effect of the replacements, so you can back out your changes if you replaced something you shouldn't have. Try it out by opening a large code file and replacing some text that occurs in several places in the file. The Show marks option includes breakpoints and bookmarks.

Smart scroll missing in lollipop