设置统一通知点颜色——Android新版本多色通知点调整诉求

Hey there! I totally get where you're coming from—those multi-colored notification dots can feel disjointed and mess with your device's clean, consistent look. Let's walk through a few reliable ways to lock all of them to a solid red (or any single color you prefer):

1. Check Your Device's Native Settings (Brand-Specific) #

Many Android OEMs (like Samsung, Xiaomi, or OnePlus) include built-in options to customize notification dot colors:

• Open Settings > Notifications > Look for options like "Notification Dots," "Icon Badges," or "App Icon Badges"
• If you see a "Unified Color" or "Custom Color" toggle, enable it and select red from the color picker
• Note: This option varies by brand and Android version—if you don't see it, move on to the next methods.

2. Use a Third-Party Launcher (Most Universal Solution) #

Third-party launchers like Nova Launcher, Lawnchair, or Action Launcher give you full control over notification dot styling. Take Nova Launcher as an example:

• Long-press an empty spot on your home screen, tap Nova Settings
• Navigate to Notification Dots (under the "Home Screen" section)
• Toggle off "Use App Color"
• Tap "Dot Color" and pick your desired red shade, then save changes
• All app notification dots will now use this single color, regardless of the app's default setting.

3. ADB Command (For Stock Android or No Launcher Options) #

If you're running stock Android (like Pixel devices) and don't want to use a third-party launcher, you can use ADB to force a global notification dot color:

1. First, enable Developer Options: Go to Settings > About Phone > Tap "Build Number" 7 times until you see the developer mode prompt
2. Enable USB Debugging in the Developer Options menu
3. Connect your device to a computer with ADB installed, then open a terminal/command prompt and run:

   adb shell settings put secure notification_dot_color 0xFFFF0000
   

   • 0xFFFF0000 is the hex code for pure red—swap it with another hex code if you want a different color (e.g., 0xFF0000FF for blue)
4. Restart your device, and all notification dots will now be red.

Quick Notes #

• A small number of apps might override the global color setting (rare, but possible)—if this happens, check the app's own notification settings to see if it has a custom dot color toggle.
• Custom ROMs might have their own dedicated settings for notification dots, so check your ROM's settings menu first if you're running one.

Hope one of these methods gets those dots looking consistent for you! Let me know if you hit any roadblocks.

内容的提问来源于stack exchange，提问作者William