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I've discovered the cause of the issue and have a fix ready. This will go into the v5.45 (June) release. I would do another 5.44 update but unfortunately the Google Play review times are terrible for me right now (8 days for one beta release and now 3 days and counting to promote that identical...

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Thanks, I will take a look into this later.

Sorry but I cannot recreate the issue with the action block you submitted. Clicking on the floating text does not remove it. Can you include a full set of details including any macro that it's being called from or any other details that are relevant.

I don't see the issue I'm afraid, please use report a bug in the troubleshooting section and include the macro that exhibits the problem. If you have another issue please report it separately as I'm not aware of what you are referring to.

The issue should be fixed in the latest 5.44.7 release.

I don't see any issue with this on the latest 5.44.7 release. It's certainly true that on some devices the power button long press and home screen long press trigger the same thing (so can't be used as independent triggers).

MacroDroid does have a different mechanism for detecting if it's in the foreground or not so it makes sense that this can break when the app launch trigger for other apps does not. I've had a quick play around and I wasn't able to recreate the problem you are seeing and the trigger seems to fire...

I noticed that there was some inconsistent behaviour throughout the app where some regex were converting to lower case before checking and some were not. Some has the option for case sensitivity and some didn't. The easiest fix was just to disable this for regex as you can use the regex...

Sorry but it's not possible to make the notification appear as if it comes from another app.

Unfortunately the DocumentFile class in Android which is the way to access files nowadays only provides access to the modified time and you can't get at the created time. An alternative might be to use the shell command and parse the output but of course this will be a lot more complex to create.

Have you looked at the Notification Interaction? This action can auto click notification buttons so it may be able to do what you want.

@EduFernandes MacroDroid still works from Android 5 and onwards but of course there can be specific bugs that only apply to certain OS versions and these days Android 5 and 6 are getting to be a very small percentage of my userbase so I don't regularly test against them. The most likely cause is...

So far I can't find any way around this I'm afraid, but of course if anyone does discover some mecahnism or find some other app that can do it I will certainly look to add a workaround in MacroDroid.

Presumably your macro has a fairly limited number of macros, so you can do something like this. If (trigger fired 1) { log else if (trigger fired 2) { log else if .... I do take the point however that it may be useful to have some magic text just to output information about the trigger...

Sorry it's not clear what this means. Do you want to open the edit macro screen for a particular macro, or are you asking something else?

Use the Array Manipulation action to filter and try this regex [0-9MH]+ I'm not a regex expert by an means but you can use chat gpt (or other AI) to create a suitable regex for example: create me a java regex to match only the numbers 0-9 and the uppercase letters M and H

The action will only use integer values so using a decimal is pointless, but never the less is should work with a decimal variable (and just convert to an integer). I will take a look and see if there is something wrong with the handling here.

That shell script will only work when rooted I believe.

This issue should be fixed in the v5.44 release which is in beta and rolling out to production very soon.