Punch-hole Download Progress: Xposed Module

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Step-by-Step Installation:

1. Make sure you have LSposed installed on your device.
2. Install modules as regular apps.
3. After installation:
   • Open the LSPosed Manager.
   • Tap on the “Modules” section.
   • Click the module you installed.
   • Tick the enable switch.
   • Select apps to which the modules should apply. [Most of the modules now support displaying recommended scope, which LSPosed will select automatically]
4. Reboot Your Device

Let’s be honest: pulling down the notification shade every ten seconds to check a download is a vibe killer. We’ve all been there, staring at a slow progress bar while trying to do literally anything else. Well, I’ve been playing around with the Punch-hole Download Progress module lately, and I’m genuinely annoyed I didn’t find it sooner. It turns that lonely camera cutout into a functional piece of art.

What’s the Big Deal?

If you’re running a rooted setup with LSPosed, this module is basically a “set it and forget it” upgrade. Instead of cluttering your status bar with icons, it wraps a sleek, animated ring right around your front camera. It uses the native DisplayCutout API, so it actually knows where your camera is, no wonky, misaligned circles here.

I’ve used plenty of “visualizer” mods before, but this one feels like it’s part of the OS. It doesn’t just sit there looking pretty; it actually gives you the data you need without the eye-strain.

Features

Here’s what you’re actually getting when you hook this up:

• Smart Progress Ring: An animated ring stays glued to your camera cutout during active downloads.
• Total Customization: You can tweak the colors for active, completed, or failed states. Want a neon green ring when it’s done? Go for it.
• Adjustable Vibes: Change the arc thickness, opacity, and even the direction it spins.
• Haptic Feedback: You get a little physical “thump” (haptics) when a download finishes, super satisfying.
• Download Counter: A tiny badge shows you exactly how many files are currently fighting for your bandwidth.
• Battery Friendly: It’s “Battery Saver aware,” meaning it won’t kill your juice just to look flashy.
• Modern UI: The settings are built with Material 3 and Jetpack Compose, so it looks as good as the rest of your modern Android apps.

My Take

Setting this up via the LSPosed Manager was a breeze. There’s even a built-in test mode, so you don’t have to go download a massive 2GB file just to see if your color choices look hideous (spoiler: my first attempt was way too bright).

It’s logical, it’s clean, and it solves a minor daily annoyance in a very “pro” way. If you’re into customizing your device, this isn’t just another gimmick; it’s a functional tool that makes your phone feel a bit more futuristic.