Hello, I am developing an application that uses a Home screen widget as its launching point. The application uses the Translucent theme to give the appearance of being integrated with the Home screen when active. I recently discovered that launching a translucent activity over a live wallpaper will not pause the wallpaper as a default-themed activity would. The wallpaper will continue to animate and slow down my app significantly due to its hoarding of CPU resources. Is there some way for a translucent app to tell the wallpaper service to pause? I understand that it is up to each individual live wallpaper to determine what to do when its onVisibilityChanged method is called. Assuming the method is implemented properly, might there be some way of indirectly calling it?
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