mygod/notification-shade-transparency

Notification Shade Transparency is a small Android customization tool that lets you make elements of your phone's notification shade see-through. If you've ever wanted your pull-down notifications to float over your wallpaper or home screen instead of sitting on a solid background, this is what makes that happen. The project works as a module for LSPosed, which is a framework that allows power users to tweak and modify Android system behavior beyond what normally allowed. When installed through LSPosed, the module modifies how Android draws the notification shade, removing or adjusting the opaque backgrounds so that elements behind it show through. It is compatible with Android 12 and newer versions of the operating system. This tool is aimed at Android enthusiasts who already use LSPosed to customize their devices. The typical user is someone who enjoys fine-tuning their phone's appearance and wants a cleaner, more visually integrated notification experience. For example, if you have a custom wallpaper or a specific home screen setup and you do not like the solid panel that appears when you swipe down to check notifications, this module lets you blend that panel into your background. The README does not go into much detail beyond confirming compatibility with Android 12+ and showing a screenshot of it running on Android 13. There is no elaboration on how much control you have over the transparency level or which specific elements can be adjusted. Given the project's small scope and the fact that it relies on LSPosed, it is built for a niche audience comfortable with device modification tooling rather than casual users looking for a simple app from the Play Store.