How to tigger a macro when an alert is displayed

[orisimo]

How can I tigger a macro when an alert like this is displayed. Because this is always displayed after a long time of playing audio and as long as it is not clicked away, the volume remains quiet.

 

[Jacob L]

Disable high volume warning

Hi, I want to disable the High volume warning, I already have a solution, right now I use terminal shortcut pro and have created a shortcut to run the command settings put global audio_safe_volume_state 0 it work great but doesn't survive a...

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Or maybe use screen content

 

[orisimo]

Yes, I also just noticed that Screen Content works. By the way what is the "Off Screen" option?

The problem is that I only get it to work when I use all applications. So the next goal is to find the ID of the app. I will try that via "Check Text on Screen".

Is it possible to run a macrodroid which executes?:
settings put global audio_safe_volume_state 0

 

[Endercraft]

What is the "Off Screen" option?

It triggers when the text/id is no longer present on screen.

 

[orisimo]

Ah, thank you. Good to know. And what's the difference between ID and Text?

 

[Endercraft]

Text is just text, and ID is an id (that may not always be assigned) identifying text that may or may not change.
Check the wiki for more information.

 

[AnotherTraumaticEvent]

Yes, I also just noticed that Screen Content works. By the way what is the "Off Screen" option?

The problem is that I only get it to work when I use all applications. So the next goal is to find the ID of the app. I will try that via "Check Text on Screen".

Is it possible to run a macrodroid which executes?:
settings put global audio_safe_volume_state 0

Did you ever get this to work properly?

I absolutely hate this Android nonsense.