After setting up the corresponding app, you can set specific sub-rules here; if you need to change the corresponding rule name again, or if you need to enable this rule only at a certain time, go to "Set rule information and timing "That's it.

Click "New Sub-rule" to set specific blocking, automatic return and automatic scrolling sub-rules; after creating a new one, it will appear in the list; It should be noted that you must go to this app first to add and set rules; if you are already in the software but there is no response, you need to click the software interface or swipe the page, and then try again.

For what kind of scenario, what kind of sub-rules should be chosen?

• Forbid access to app: Suitable for situations where you need to completely block this software.
• Forbid access to the page: A page refers to the Activity of the App, which is the basic software architecture unit; this is suitable for many situations where a specific page needs to be blocked.
  • However, sometimes some software will package several pages into one Activity, so this type of rules will be overly sensitive or ineffective; in this case, you need to switch to other types of rules.
• Force back: After identifying the feature, it will automatically perform the operation of returning to the previous page to avoid wasting time on this page.
  • After finding the text ~: It is suitable for the text features suitable for extraction in the page (can be obtained through the program, the text does not appear on other pages, and will not change over time); however, in some software the "text" may actually be an image that cannot be obtained - then, it is recommended to use element judgment instead.
  • After finding the element ID ~: Some key elements in the page will set their IDs, and you can judge whether they are related to the page that should be exited by detecting the IDs; however, it should be noted that many common ID may appear on multiple pages, or appear multiple times on one page, which may lead to misjudgment - in this case, it is recommended to use text judgment instead.
  • After finding the element with specified coordinate ~: If some bad pages neither expose their text nor expose the ID of the element in it, you can check whether there is an element with a specified size at a fixed position (that is, the Rect is fixed).
• Auto. click: When a rule of this type is on, it will automatically click on the specific element to achieve some goals. It can also be judged by both text, element ID and element coordinates, as described above.
• Swipe backwards: For long information streams, web pages, shopping interfaces and other pages with scroll bars, you can automatically swipe backwards to leave the parts you should not see; you can use both text and element ID to judge (element coordinate judgment is not supported), as described above.

In summary, the core thing is: If the currently used features are unsatisfying, just use another method.