WebviewManager-Module VS acc

The module fixes the name conflict so alternate webviews work. It supports several other webviews in addition to Bromite See https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/magisk-module-webview-manager.3936964/ and https://github.com/Androidacy/WebviewManager-Module

Webview Manager allows you to replace the webview installed on your phone with Bromite or Ungoogled Chromium's webviews (or a custom one if you wish). The webview installed can be updated through an F-Droid app, they are updated also when you update the module.

You can run these commands to turn that kill behavior off:

setprop persist.sys.fflag.override.settings_enable_monitor_phantom_procs false

/system/bin/settings put global settings_enable_monitor_phantom_procs false

Termux as an example supports several services that run forever. Works great, sshd and crond don't get killed for example. https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux-services

Battery wise you can use this app to keep it in a healthy range and temperature indefinitely: https://github.com/VR-25/acc

On Android, I use the "Advanced Charging Controller" module for Magisk.

If you have some way of rooting your phone and installing Magisk:

https://magiskmanager.com/

Then you can download the ACC module and set it to halt charging at 80%:

https://github.com/VR-25/acc

This functionality should be native to Android and iOS. Yesterday.

acc wiki contains a warning for Xiaomi device users regarding faulty PMICs, hinting the usage of acc could brick your phone.

install acc and optionally the app for it.

On Android, I use a terminal script called Advanced Charging Controller (ACC) to automate keeping the battery under 80% and some other battery saving tweaks. It allows you to charge to any value (like 80%), then stop charging until it discharges to another set value, which triggers it to start charging again. That was you can keep it between something like 70% and 80% while you leave it charging over night. It also has settings to keep the batter under a specified temperature and trigger cool-down intervals if it gets to a particular temperature. It can use a job scheduler to switch between different profiles for different days, or events. There are also some frontend apps, which let the user control the script with a more friendly GUI ("AccA" or "ACC Settings").

Link to the script: https://github.com/VR-25/acc

I this magisk module, but it needs root: https://github.com/VR-25/acc

My Nexus 5X is still working, but I use it as a "security camera". It runs a (now outdated) build of LineageOS and is rooted so I can limit CPU speeds (because of the heat), limit charging to 50% (Advanced Charging Controller), and use tasker to auto fix some issues (eg: wifi going down, reboot every X days, etc).

I am considering installing ACC, but apparently there are some issues/bugs with Xiaomi phones (XDA post, warning).