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Q: I cannot pick full screen app with app picker.
A: Launch the full screen app, then switch back to Greenify, click "+" on action bar, now you should be able to see that app in the "Recently running" section of "App Analyzer".
Q: I want to greenify system apps!
A: First of all, it's not safe to greenify system apps, because system apps are responsible for core functionalities of your device and they are usually essential components for other apps. Android OS also protects system apps with far more privileges than mornal apps, that stops Greenify from effectively putting them into hibernation.
Q: I still want to greenify system apps, and I can accept any bad consequence!
A: If so, you can try converting non-critical system apps (such as apps bundled by carriers) into normal apps with the help of Titanium Backup or similar tools. Reboot your device, then greenify it as normal.
Q: Ungreenified apps still got no push notification!
A: Since hibernation do break the push registration, so even after you ungreenfied these apps (removed from list), you may still need to re-activate the push registration in them.
Different apps have different procedures, some will automatically re-activate it, some with push settings can be easily turned off and on again, and some may need you to logout and login again.
Q: Some of my greenified apps (e.g. Google Maps) seems not hibernating.
A: In short, don't worry about frequently awake apps. It will still hibernate in minutes after screen goes off, thus hardly add observable battery consumption. Use battery statistics in settings or "BetterBatteryStats" to confirm that.
While most greenified apps will stay in hibernation quietly, some apps do break hibernation, due to being waken up by others. Some known cases include enabled account sync, backup agent, and explicit launch by other app.
Since version 1.45, Greenify will now automatically turn off directly involved account sync of greenified apps when going to hibernate, to avoid the periodic account sync wake them up. For backup agents, Greenify will NOT disable them, to ensure your backup of app data is always up-to-date. As backup usually does not perform often, they are thus unlikely to be waken up often.
Google Maps is a typical example of explicit launch by other app. Some Google apps, including Google Now (a.k.a Google Search), will start the NetworkLocationProvider of Google Maps for its proprietary implementation instead of the public Android one if Google Maps is installed.
Since Greenify is designed to not break any explicit usage of greenified apps, these behaviors are considered "normal", and will NOT be "fixed". To clear out your unease, Greenify will still put them into hibernation when standby to protect your battery consumption.