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That's not the only thing you need to do. Please follow instructions at dontkillmyapp.com

http://www.macrodroidforum.com/index.php?threads/guide-setting-up-and-using-adb-commands-with-termux.5640/

I'm afraid that HyperOS on Android 14 makes this prompt unavoidable.

With root, which isn't what the user wants. Setting up an adb connection also seems overkill. @kantkk Is there a notification that appears with a button to turn off the vpn? If so MacroDroid can interact with it and disable the vpn that way.

Check dontkillmyapp.com

Make sure to launch the app from something that is not a shortcut.

This will match anything since the last | matches against nothing which means every space between character.

It's true however the problem is it's easy to edit macros but not create them currently.

I have a similar behavior where both home and power button trigger the power button. Behavior can be different between devices.

Try enabling the assistant permission if you haven't done it (it can sometimes reset).

Regular expression does insensitive matching unless you use the i option, but as we can't do that in MacroDroid RegEx also allows for inline modifiers. No, the box is not taken into account when RegEx matching is enabled.

Prepending (?i) should enable case insensitive matches.

The wait until trigger blocks execution until one of the specified triggers fire. The macro then continues where it stopped. In that case I imagine the wait until trigger is firing instantly because of the notification reply action, which would update the notification and cause the trigger to...

A simple method is to use [lv=strvar] to put into an int var. A better method in case there are not only numbers is to use text manipulation -> extract text \d, put the result into the same variable and use the first method. Array values don't have to be strings though. They can be any...

You wrote: --bypasss-low-target-sdk-block instead of: --bypass-low-target-sdk-block

I had problems with adb tcpip not working if I tried to connect on data instead of wifi, but launching it on wifi and connecting at that point works (I found that adb stop-server && adb devices helped quite a bit).

If you are rooted you don't need adb, MacroDroid doesn't use root for most things even if you grant it. Just allow the permissions it requires using adb or root shell

Try saying it in English if you are speaking another language, I can't remember if it only works in English or not.

When you save variables within plugin triggers/actions, it's done by having a field in the configurration screen which you can select the variable to save to (just like the error code and error message fields).

Your phone shows camera access. I can confirm HyperOS shows location access in green (because it shows everything in green). Same issue here, I'm pretty sure it's a HyperOS bug though. MacroDroid shouldn't be accessing the location all the time (and it isn't). It has the permission to do so...