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For Android, I use FaME IT's "Rotate" to set both per-app and global rotations: forced-auto (overrides most lawful-evil apps that try to force an orientation f
by IIsi50MHz 3y ago
For Android, I use FaME IT's "Rotate" to set both per-app and global rotations:
forced-auto (overrides most lawful-evil apps that try to force an orientation for not good reason)
auto-portrait (allows only the two portrait orientations, auto-landscape (similar, good for some games & video apps)
lock-current (for chaotic-evil apps that lose state or rebuild the whole UI in response to rotation events).