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Originally Posted by TOS'd
coles on gravitybox?
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Xposed is a modding program for android. You need a rooted phone, and then you install the xposed framework - which then allows you to install modules to mod your phone. They can be as simple as an adblocker for youtube (which works really well, but needs to be updated constantly to keep up with the youtube versions), or complex like Gravitybox - which has a huge list of features you can use.
It's pretty cool because with xposed, it's as simple as downloading a new module, activating it and restarting your phone. However, with the introduction of Lollipop, installing it is a little more complicated. I *think* you'll need a custom recovery just to flash (install) the xposed file, but I may be wrong. As well, not all modules work on all phones, so you'll need to do a bit of research before you install them - but generally it's pretty safe to try different ones and just uninstall if it doesn't work to your liking.
Gravitybox works mainly on stock AOSP roms like stock nexus roms. When you install it on a modded rom like CM12, you could get some conflicting things - but I think it would work well on Oxygen.