App Manager
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App Manager began by merging the features of App_packages Info
(formerly Application Info), ClassyShark3xodus,
Activity Launcher and Watt into a single app with material design and dark mode to give a modern look and feel.
App Manager began by merging the features of App_packages Info (formerly Application Info), ClassyShark3xodus,
Activity Launcher and Watt into a single app with material design and dark mode to give a modern look and feel.
Features:
*Material design (and a nice UI)
*No useless permissions requested
*Doesn't connect to the internet (internet permission is required for ADB mode)
*Display as much information as possible in the main window
*Lists activities, broadcast receivers, services, providers, permissions, signatures, shared libraries, etc. of any app
*Launch (exportable) activities, create (customizable) shortcuts
*Block any activities, broadcast receivers, services or providers with native import/export as well as Watt and Blocker import support (requires root)
*Revoke dangerous permissions (requires root/ADB)
*Disable any app ops, therefore any hidden permissions (requires root/ADB)
*Scan for trackers in apps and list (all or only) tracking classes (and their code dump)
*Generate dynamic manifest for any application
*View/edit/delete shared preferences of any app (requires root)
*View/kill/force-stop running apps/process (requires root/ADB)
*View app usage, data usage and app storage info (requires “Usage Access” permission)
*Apk file sharing (hence the use of a provider)
*Clear app data or app cache (requires root/ADB)
*Batch operationsclear app data, disable run in background, disable/kill/uninstall apps
*One-click operationsblock ads/tracker components, block components by signature, block multiple app ops.
*Other minor features such as installing /uninstalling /updating /enabling /disabling apps,
displaying app installation info, opening on F-Droid, Aurora Droid or Aurora Store.
It basically combines the features of 5 or 6 apps that any tech-savvy person needs to use in order to have a life.
Activity Launcher and Watt into a single app with material design and dark mode to give a modern look and feel.
App Manager began by merging the features of App_packages Info (formerly Application Info), ClassyShark3xodus,
Activity Launcher and Watt into a single app with material design and dark mode to give a modern look and feel.
Features:
*Material design (and a nice UI)
*No useless permissions requested
*Doesn't connect to the internet (internet permission is required for ADB mode)
*Display as much information as possible in the main window
*Lists activities, broadcast receivers, services, providers, permissions, signatures, shared libraries, etc. of any app
*Launch (exportable) activities, create (customizable) shortcuts
*Block any activities, broadcast receivers, services or providers with native import/export as well as Watt and Blocker import support (requires root)
*Revoke dangerous permissions (requires root/ADB)
*Disable any app ops, therefore any hidden permissions (requires root/ADB)
*Scan for trackers in apps and list (all or only) tracking classes (and their code dump)
*Generate dynamic manifest for any application
*View/edit/delete shared preferences of any app (requires root)
*View/kill/force-stop running apps/process (requires root/ADB)
*View app usage, data usage and app storage info (requires “Usage Access” permission)
*Apk file sharing (hence the use of a provider)
*Clear app data or app cache (requires root/ADB)
*Batch operationsclear app data, disable run in background, disable/kill/uninstall apps
*One-click operationsblock ads/tracker components, block components by signature, block multiple app ops.
*Other minor features such as installing /uninstalling /updating /enabling /disabling apps,
displaying app installation info, opening on F-Droid, Aurora Droid or Aurora Store.
It basically combines the features of 5 or 6 apps that any tech-savvy person needs to use in order to have a life.
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