RotationSuggestionsToggle is a Magisk module that lets you easily control the visibility of Android’s rotation suggestion button. This blog explains what it is, its features, requirements, installation steps, usage, and credits, in simple language for everyday users.
Android devices often show a small rotation suggestion button when you tilt your phone. While useful, some users find it distracting or unnecessary. The RotationSuggestionsToggle module provides a way to enable or disable this feature with ease. In this blog, we’ll explore what the module does, its features, how to install it, and how to use it.

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What is RotationSuggestionsToggle?
RotationSuggestionsToggle is a Magisk module created by Astoritin. It allows users to toggle the rotation suggestion button that appears in the navigation bar when the device orientation changes. This is especially helpful for those who want more control over their screen rotation behavior.
Features of RotationSuggestionsToggle
- Toggle rotation suggestions: Enable or disable the rotation suggestion button.
- Root support: Works with Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch root solutions.
- Lightweight: Simple shell-based implementation, no heavy dependencies.
- Open-source: Licensed under GPL-3.0, available on GitHub for free.
Requirements
- Rooted Android device (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch).
- Magisk Manager installed to manage modules.
- Android version that supports rotation suggestions (introduced in Android 9).
Download
You can download the module directly from its GitHub repository:
RotationSuggestionsToggle GitHub Repository
Installing RotationSuggestionsToggle
- Download the ZIP file from the GitHub releases page.
- Open Magisk Manager on your device.
- Go to Modules → Install from storage.
- Select the downloaded ZIP file.
- Reboot your device to apply changes.
How to Use
- Once installed, the module automatically toggles the rotation suggestion button based on its configuration.
- You can disable or enable the feature by updating or removing the module in Magisk Manager.
- No complicated settings—just install and reboot.
Credits
- Astoritin: Developer of the module.
- Magisk: Provides the foundation for module development.
- LSPosed & Zygisk Next: Helped with function extraction and root solution checks.
Check this also: Top 28 Must-Have Magisk Modules
FAQs
Yes, root access is required (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch).
It works best on Android 9 and above, where rotation suggestions were introduced.
Yes, simply remove the module from Magisk Manager and reboot.
It’s open-source and widely used by Android enthusiasts. As with all root modules, use responsibly.
Conclusion
RotationSuggestionsToggle is a simple yet powerful tool for Android users who want control over the rotation suggestion button. With easy installation and minimal setup, it’s perfect for those who prefer a cleaner navigation bar or want to avoid accidental rotations. If you’re rooted and want more customization, this module is worth trying.