- Edited
Developer options has been used, but not for things that should affect process and memory management. :) ADB has not been used at all.
My friends's and family's configuration is more default than my own. I'm not sure if any options are changed in developer options on their phones.
The developer options I have set :
- Enable Wi-Fi verbose logging (enable) (provides useful info about Wi-Fis in the Wi-Fi network view)
- Show taps (enable) (personally really fond of this option for various reasons)
- Always show crash dialogue (enable) (I want to know about system events, this seems like a novice-oriented user friendly-oriented default)
- Show background ANRs (enable) (same as the above, I want to know about system events rather than it happening in silence)
- Force full GNSS measurements (enable) (force full duty cycle when an app actively is using GPS, e.g. for navigation. It considerably improves accuracy at the expense of increased power draw)
The options for animation scale are all 0x, but they were set in the accessibility settings. The accessibility settings for disabling animations will set all the 3 animation scale settings in developer options to 0x, so it seems to be just a user-facing shortcut and remote that saves you the trouble of having to go into developer options.
Developer option that I'm not sure whether is in default state or not:
- Show notification channel warnings (enable) (warning when an app posts a notification without a valid channel)
Correction due to not being able to edit main post anymore:
I mentioned the developer option that let you adjust the background process limit and wondered whether this could be a possible workaround (even though it's the sort of "substitute a broom for a toothbrush because of large teeths" sort of solution). Though, upon looking at that setting, the options seem to only limit the amount instead of being able to adjust the limit to a higher number. Highest limit value is up to 4. I would assume that the default limit is considerably higher.