EdXposed worked fine. I used the SandHook version.
For app locking, I use MaxLock. It’s not perfect for privacy, as you can see the app for a split second before the lock screen shows up, but that’s OK for me.
Update: GravityBox allowed me to reassign the long press of the Home button. It also allows assignments for single and double taps, and for the back button as well. The settings for the task button don’t seem to work; changes of the navigation bar (button order, additional button, cursor buttons) also didn’t work for me. But it did allow some other nice options I knew from custom ROMs, like other battery icons, hiding the alarm clock icon, disabling the vibration for camera start with power button double click, …
So far, GravityBox for Android 10 (Q) is beta and not included in the Xposed app’s downloads, so it must be downloaded and installed via the XDA-Dev thread or github.
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