Issue type
User interface
Device
Nothing Phone (1) (Spacewar)
crDroid version
crDroid 12
Exact version / Build date
Base version : I.4.3.3-00781-LC_ALL_PACK-1.128750.5.137944.3
Build date : Wed Jul 15 18:17:44 UTC 2026
Build number : BP4A.251205.006 release-keys
Kernel : 5.4.302-mysellysenpai-g7597eb1b22ee #1 Sun Jul 12 22:49:02 UTC 2026
Bug description
The recently added ability to lock applications in recents interferes with gesture navigation. When attempting to swipe down to bring an app in recents to the foreground, the gesture is instead triggering the lock-in-recents action, preventing normal app navigation.
Steps to reproduce
- Swiping down on an app in recents
- It locks/pins the app instead of bringing it to the foreground
- This breaks the expected gesture navigation workflow
- There is no way to disable this behavior currently (or I didn't find it)
Relevant log (logcat/build log)
Screenshots or videos
Solution
Users should have a toggle option to disable the "lock in recents" feature, allowing gesture-based navigation to work as intended without "conflicts", without locking.
Additional context
The change is written on the blog of crdroid : https://crdroid.net/blog/2026-06-07-crDroid-12.11-is-released under Launcher3 & Multitasking.
Acknowledgements
Issue type
User interface
Device
Nothing Phone (1) (Spacewar)
crDroid version
crDroid 12
Exact version / Build date
Bug description
The recently added ability to lock applications in recents interferes with gesture navigation. When attempting to swipe down to bring an app in recents to the foreground, the gesture is instead triggering the lock-in-recents action, preventing normal app navigation.
Steps to reproduce
Relevant log (logcat/build log)
Screenshots or videos
Solution
Users should have a toggle option to disable the "lock in recents" feature, allowing gesture-based navigation to work as intended without "conflicts", without locking.
Additional context
The change is written on the blog of crdroid : https://crdroid.net/blog/2026-06-07-crDroid-12.11-is-released under Launcher3 & Multitasking.
Acknowledgements