Customizing the system navigation bar on Android can vary depending on the version of Android you are using and whether your device is rooted or non-rooted. Here are some general methods:
Method 1: Using System Settings (No Root Required)
For Android devices with built-in customization options:
- Settings: Go to your device's "Settings."
- System: Navigate to "System" or "Display."
- Navigation Bar: Find and select "Navigation Bar" or "Navigation Gestures."
- Customize: You may be able to change the button order or switch between navigation gestures and traditional buttons.
Method 2: Using Third-Party Apps (No Root Required)
- Download an App: Use apps like "Navbar Apps" or "Custom Navigation Bar."
- Installation: Install the app from the Google Play Store.
- Permissions: Grant necessary permissions (like Accessibility Services) as instructed.
- Customize: Use the app's interface to change colors, icons, or layout. Some apps may allow you to add additional functionality or shortcuts.
Method 3: Using ADB Commands (No Root Required, Developer Mode Required)
- Developer Options: Enable Developer Options by tapping the build number 7 times in "About Phone."
- USB Debugging: Turn on "USB Debugging" in the Developer Options.
- Install ADB: Set up ADB (Android Debug Bridge) on your computer.
- Connect your Device: Connect your phone to your computer via USB.
- ADB Commands: Use commands like:
adb shell wm overscan 0,0,0,-100to hide the navigation bar.adb shell settings put global policy_control navbarto modify buttons.- Note: Commands can vary based on Android version.
Method 4: Root Access
For devices with root access, more extensive modifications are possible, but rooting can void the warranty and should be done with caution:
- Root your Device: Use a reputable method specific to your device model.
- Install Xposed Framework: Once rooted, install the Xposed Framework.
- Use Xposed Modules: Install modules such as "GravityBox" to extensively customize the navigation bar and other system elements.
Caution
- Warranty & Safety: Customizations via rooting and ADB can void warranties or cause system issues; proceed with caution.
- Backup: Always back up important data before making significant changes.
Choose the method that best suits your comfort level and technical expertise, and be mindful of potential impacts on your device's functionality.


