YouBlue -Smart Bluetooth Auto on Windows Pc

New in latest version::
Added Widget used to toggle service
Added "Start ANY app" on Bluetooth connect
Added ability to run in foreground which makes it less likely the operating system will shut down the service.
Added ability to start YouBlue on boot.
Optimized UI
Multi-Language Support



HIGHLIGHTS (details lower in page)::
Action -> Reaction
Lost connection to Wifi -> Turn on Bluetooth, check for devices
Connected to Wifi -> Turn off Bluetooth (after delay)
Connected to Bluetooth -> Start an app of your choosing (see settings)
Disconnected from Bluetooth -> Turn off Bluetooth, then attempt reconnect after some time


***WANT TO TEST IT?*** (if you're connected to wifi)
-if you want a music app to start on Bluetooth connect, be sure to go to settings and select the desired app
-it assumes you're disconnected from wifi at startup, so turn on Bluetooth manually before starting the service to see it turn it off after a few seconds
-you can also disable wifi after starting the service to simulate a disconnect from wifi. It will turn on Bluetooth.

This is a very simple app which uses some logic to determine when/if your Bluetooth adapter needs to be on (Smart Bluetooth Control). If your car supports Bluetooth but you don't make use of it because you don't remember to turn it on, or if you leave Bluetooth on all the time but want to save battery, this app is for you.

It's a service which runs in the background and can be toggled on/off in app or via the widget. Once the service is started, it will keep running even if you close the app. To stop it, open the app and click the stop button or tap the widget.

DETAILS::
Algorithm: (Completely Customizable)
-Wifi Detection-
On wifi disconnect, Bluetooth is turned on for 20 seconds. If it connects, it's done. If it doesn't connect it will try again 6 more times in 2 minute increments. (In case your router is far from your car, apartment?)
On wifi connect, Bluetooth is turned off
-Bluetooth Detection-
On Bluetooth connect, a desired music app will be started if configured from the settings menu.
If you are connected to Bluetooth and that connection drops, the adapter is immediately turned off. A check is run every 2 minutes for the next 20 minutes, then every 5 minutes for the next fifty minutes. (maybe you stopped for gas, or for lunch, but no wifi to detect) Each check turns the adapter on for 20 seconds, then off if no connection occurs.



Current Version::
**** New in version 3.02****
-Updated UI
-Feedback and rating support
-Multi-Language Support
-Start and Stop buttons replaced by toggle button
-Quick link to Bluetooth pairing and settings menu added

**** New in version 1.4 ****
-Auto start music streaming app when Bluetooth connects
-Currently supports (some names abbreviated by request):
--Pandora
--Spotify
--iHeartradio
--SlackerRadio
--Milk Music
--Rhapsod-
--Goo--- Music
*YouBlue has NO ASSOCIATION with any of the above listed Apps. Users must have the desired App installed and configured for auto start to work properly.

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Fixed crash due to permissions, removed certain reactions that are now restricted by the api deprecation.

Allows applications to discover and pair bluetooth devices.
Allows applications to connect to paired bluetooth devices.
Allows applications to access information about Wi-Fi networks.
Allows applications to access information about networks.
Allows applications to open network sockets.
Allows an app to access approximate location.
Allows an application to write to external storage.
Allows an application to receive the ACTION_BOOT_COMPLETED that is broadcast after the system finishes booting.
Allows an app to create windows using the type TYPE_APPLICATION_OVERLAY, shown on top of all other apps.
Allows using PowerManager WakeLocks to keep processor from sleeping or screen from dimming.
Allows an application to read from external storage.