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Android adds in a check mark and the word DONE, when you're in contextual action mode.

Apps like Gmail seem to have been successful in doing so. They just display the check mark,

I read a couple of posts here that it's at the android level and hence you cannot, but I'm not sure. Is there a reliable enough solution found as yet? I just want to hide the text string, not the check mark.

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"One approach you can take to solving this problem is using a Theme to hide the done button from action modes you create. Then, you simply add your own Done button to every action mode you create."

 <style name="NoCloseButton"      
 parent="@android:style/Widget.DeviceDefault.ActionButton.CloseMode">
 <item name="android:visibility">invisible</item>
 </style>"

-Contextual Action Mode custom behavior

In my opinion you could just monitor the state of CAB and determine which method closed the CAB. In theory you could just remove all but one method of closing it.

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