Hiding system launch bar [ Edited ]

[xtsubarublazin]

I have this problem with both HoneyHide and Quill 8.4's new "hide system bar" feature.

Every time the system bar is hidden and comes back, 16 programs launch themselves as if they were reverting to some previous state of usage.

Example:

I have nothing open. I hide the system bar using HoneyHide. I unhide the bar. Here are the things that are now open:

- My Apps

- Splashtop Remote Desktop

- Quill

- Files by Zenfield

- Market

- Settings

- LectureNotes

- NotesMobile

- Titanium Backup

- App Shop

- Downloads

- EZPDF REader

- Sketchbook Pro

- Angry Birds

- Gmail

- Gallery

Never fails. Same programs every time. What the hell? I cannot hide my system bar unless I want to deal with manually closing all 16 apps so I can continue with my work (it slows down bad). Help?

[p600]

No problems here, with the same HoneyHide + Quill 8.4 (and all other system bar hiders uninstalled).

[pghFL]

Are you using the stock launcher?

[xtsubarublazin]

No, I'm using ADW Launcher. Could that be the issue?

[pghFL]

Could play unto it, certainly, IMO. Try with the stock launcher and see what happens. App interplay can affect all sorts of things.

[paperclip69]

I can confirm that I am having this issue as well, just tried it, made sure I closed everything then opened quill which hid the bar and then used the the physical home button, went to the running apps and had a hige list of them some I havnt opened in a while some I had used today. I am using the stock launcher

Cheers

Tom

[emersonvier]

Please how I get "HoneyHide"?

[pghFL]

Listed here

http://www.thinkpadtabletforums.com/thinkpad-tablet-apps/apps-to-hide-statusmenu-bar-(root-required)...

[Volker1]

After the system bar restarts the history is indeed populated with a handful of recently launched apps, I can reproduce that. But they are not actually started, if you adb into the tablet and run "ps" then they are not running. Only if you touch one of them it is actually launched.

[xtsubarublazin]

But my TPT gets drastically slower when this happens. If what you're saying is true, shouldn't I notice no performance change since none of the programs are actually open?