[S20 FE] Add "Tap to scan" option on Samsung Camera

[gbfllp]

Some Samsung devices are capable of scanning documents via the Camera app. It would be interesting if UN1CA had this feature, if possible.

[ShaDisNX255]

It should already have this feature but now it's a bit more hidden. Open the camera app, once it detects text there will be a little button with the "T" on it and you click there, then it should show you the option to scan document from there.

[gbfllp]

Weird, at least on my device (r8q) this button has never appeared since i've installed un1ca:

Yeah for some reason it won't work on a blank sheet of paper. It has to contain text, after the camera detects the text, the "T" button will appear and only then will it let you scan it as a document. Even on my stock S23+ it has this behavior.

And yes, it works on a blank sheet of paper, at least on stock rom.

[ShaDisNX255]

Weird, at least on my device (r8q) this button has never appeared since i've installed un1ca:

Yeah for some reason it won't work on a blank sheet of paper. It has to contain text, after the camera detects the text, the "T" button will appear and only then will it let you scan it as a document. Even on my stock S23+ it has this behavior.

And yes, it works on a blank sheet of paper, at least on stock rom.

S20FE's stock ROM is Android 13. I thiiiiiiiiink it was changed on Android 14 but if you don't want to try it out on a piece of paper with text then I guess we can wait until Salvo takes a look at it.

[Dawid2849]

Afaik, Salvo is not interested in messing up with camera, but broken document scan is a bug and should be fixed

[ShaDisNX255]

Afaik, Salvo is not interested in messing up with camera, but broken document scan is a bug and should be fixed

So I'm assuming normal text extraction via camera doesn't work either, right?

[Dawid2849]

Afaik, Salvo is not interested in messing up with camera, but broken document scan is a bug and should be fixed

So I'm assuming normal text extraction via camera doesn't work either, right?

As you can see on screenshots I posted here, yes