iMoblife has updated the look of its popular app All-In-One Toolbox ( an Android system optimizer), with clearer UI design, tab resizing and that new layout design throughout the app. It's all looking mighty fine and is definitely a nice update.
All-In-One Toolbox is a comprehensive Android system optimizer. As the name said, this app contains many tools which help to fix performance problem which you will experience on a year of old phone or tablet. You can not avoid performance dwindle as tons of junk files will build up and clog up free storage.
On August 23, 2012, All-In-One Toolbox was debuted on Google Play Store as a Android system optimizer and cleaner for Android, and shortly ranked the “top free” list in its initial release year, with over 1,000,000 downloads. As of July 29, 2014, it has generated more than 10 million active users worldwide.
The app includes many system tools which makes it a must-have for both new and old Android devices. Here is a introduction From Google Play Store:
The outstanding features of All-In-One Toolbox:
Intuitive: simple and clear UI design make the optimization so easy and quick
Thoroughly: providing advanced checkup to find out all the junk files hidden in every corner and clean them out without risk.
Comprehensive : 29+ practical tools to better Android performance
Multilingual supported: 28 languages are available to serve Android users around the world.
Lightweight: plenty tools and powerful cleaning services are compacted into only 4.6 MB!
It will be the most reliable cleaner and memory booster for your Android devices, smart phone and tablet.
What All-In-One Toolbox can do for you?
Clean out junk files
Created in a simple method of seeing what's taking up storage and of reclaiming free storage via smart and safe cleaning.
Delete SMS & Call logs
Erase browsing history
Remove Temp files
Clean SD card
Sweep out Apk leftovers
Eliminate cache files
Speedup system performance:
Shut down unnecessary running apps to free up memory to keep Android devices at optimal performance and potentially extend battery life
One-tap speedup
Kill unessential tasks
Start-up boot
Privacy protection:
Provide access for you to erase your personal data and browsing trace to keep the privacy information from revealing. Pass-word service will locks the things you don’t want to share with others
App locker
Browsing trace erasing
Call or SMS logs deleting
File management:
See what’s on Android and provide a list of options for you to control files as your own will.
Uninstall system app
App to SD card
Batch installer/uninstaller
Zip and unzip
Backup and restore
Plenty of additional tools:
29+ system tools are available in this All-In-One Toolbox, all of which are essential for your ease and wonderful Android experience,
Auto task plug-in: quick boost and clean at set intervals
Compass plug-in: give your the directions when you are in need
Flashlight: light up your around when it’s dark
QR and Barcode Scanner: quick scanning and collecting info you need
Game Booster: boost games to give your more fun
Android sensor box: show your all available sensors on your Android
Quick settings: offer easy access to any applications
Volume settings: provide one-click volume setup
And more
If you notice that your Android performance become slowly, you can download this app at Google Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=imoblife.toolbox.full
OR you can are welcome to visit its website for more info:
http://www.aiotoolbox.com/
All-In-One Toolbox 2nd Anniversary
~Happy 2nd birthday to All-In-One Toolbox~
Aug 23, 2014 is All-In-One Toolbox's 2nd birthday, thank you for your continued support and kind suggestion. In celebration of the big day,
we are giving 50% off sale for All-In-One Pro and Memory Boost Full, Wow!
get it at http://www.aiotoolbox.com/newsletter.html
or get All-In-One Toolbox PRO at:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=imoblife.toolbox.full.prokey
or get Memory Boost Full at:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=imoblife.memorybooster.full
visit official website at:http://www.aiotoolbox.com/
All-In-One Toolbox (29 system tools) V5.0.3
v5.0.3
- Fix Spotify data delete by mistake issue
- Fix other issues
- Optimize UE
- Add Select All checkbox to Boost feature as suggested
- Other improvements
Please contact [email protected], if you could help with translation of AIO Toolbox to your language. Thank you~~
or visit AIO Toolbox website: aiotoolbox.com
All-In-One Toolbox (29 system tools) V5.0.3
v5.0.3
- Fix Spotify data delete by mistake issue
- Fix other issues
- Optimize UE
- Add Select All checkbox to Boost feature as suggested
- Other improvements
Please contact [email protected], if you could help with translation of AIO Toolbox to your language. Thank you~~
or visit AIO Toolbox website: http:www.aiotoolbox.com
Hi, I'm looking for betatesters for my first app. Well, it's neither the first approach of an electronic version of a shopping list nor is it the coolest, sexiest, or whatever app, but
- it is simple, useful and easy to control (one touch strategy for the most common operations)
- safe, as you can see when checking the required permissions
- free of advertising
If you want to give it a try, checkout play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.dirk_prueter.shoppinglist or search for Pruedis shopping list in Googles Play Store.
Getting your feedback would be great!
V1.1.9 available
added the new feature that the screensaver (for the list screen) can be deactivated (when you are on your shopping trip).
Features in the pipeline are a favorites function that enables you to select items you added before from a list and the possibility to ex-/import your shopping list.
Still in beta version?
nec947 said:
Still in beta version?
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yes - and there will be at least one more update after detecting crashes during configuration changes at runtime (screen rotation)
Have you downloaded and used the app already?
What do you think about it?
Best regards,
Dirk
v1.1.10 released now
nec947 said:
Still in beta version?
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App is released now.
New features like favorites or sharing (ex-/import) shopping lists coming soon.
Features already available:
- easy to use, one touch strategy for the most common operations
- supports multiple lists (for different shops, purposes e.g. as checklists)
- text size adjustable
- screensaver can be deactivated
- no internet access required, works offline without limitations
- requires no device permissions (except in-app-billing to support my efforts)
- free of advertising
- download/installation/evaluation free
Give it a try and checkout Pruedis shopping list in Googles Play Store.
Happy & easy shopping
Dirk
Does in-app purchase use for extra features or is it just for donation?
Just for donation.
Thanx for your interest and as already mentioned - testing is free and unlimited, except the request for donation after one day.
Getting a feedback here or in Play Store would be great!
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Aurora Store
Unofficial Google Play client
Disclaimer :
Using Aurora Store with your own Google account may cause your account
to be blacklisted, use at your own risk.
Aurora Store is an Unofficial FOSS client to Google's Play Store, with an elegant design,
using Aurora you can download apps, update existing apps, search for apps, get details about app tracker & adware.
You can also Spoof your Device Information, Language, and Region to get access to the apps that are not yet available or restricted in your country or Device. Aurora Store does not require Google's Proprietary Framework to operate,
It works perfectly fine with or without Google Play Service or microG.
Earlier based on Yalp store, v4.0 is a Kotlin rewrite from scratch that follows
Material Design and runs on all devices running Android 4.4 and above.
Aurora Store is derived from the following projects, special thanks to the devs
YalpStore | AppCrawler | SAI | Raccoon
Important Links
GitLab | Telegram Support Group | Telegram Channel
Downloads
Stable | Nightlies
Special Thanks for Help & Inspiration
Sergey Yeriomin | Nick Kountouriotis | Krzysztof Szczepański | Andreas Itzchak Rehberg (IzzySoft)
Core Developers
Rahul Kumar Patel
Designers
Iacob Ionut | Radek Błędowski | Lumiq Creative
Aurora Community Members
Anunay | Snoop | Sicarious | My Translators | BadAss Bug Reporters | Alpha Testers & Khaleesi
Version Information
4.2.3
XDA:DevDB Information
Aurora Store, App for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
WhyOrean
Source Code: https://gitlab.com/AuroraOSS/AuroraStore
Version Information
Status: Stable
Created 2018-01-24
Last Updated 2023-05-31
Changelog : v4.2.3 (45)
• Minor bugfixes & improvements
• Update translation
Changelog : v4.2.2 (44)
• Fix crash related to notification of installation services
• Only show valid spoofing properties in app
• Notify users when they are rate-limited during searching
• Show a shimmer animation while searching to indicate progress
• Fix navigation behaviour when default tab is changed
• Fix quick exit option
Changelog : v4.2.1 (43)
• Always enable finish button on permission fragment (fixes new user's onboarding)
• Keep GSON library's TypeToken while optimizing build (fixes startup crash)
Changelog : v4.2.0 (42)
• Target Android 13
• Enable localization of multiple strings
• Add monochrome icon for Android 13
• Update dependencies to latest version
• Show Terms of Service prompt on launch immediately
• Allow to go forward without granting permissions during initial setup
• Read system xml denylist as default for excluding from updates
• Show the correct title on the 5th setup page
• Enable forward button on setup when going back
• Replace checkboxes in setup installer with radio buttons
• Use stroke color for background of setup tabs
• Fix no-theme bug in setup by using radio buttons
• Do not use new GSF & Vending versions
• Refactor storage related permissions setup
• Translation updates
Changelog : v4.1.1 (41)
• Hotfix - FCs for some devices
Changelog : v4.1.0 (40)
• Bug fixes & improvements
• Updated Translations
Changelog : v4.0.7 (38)
• Fixed Aurora Services install
• Updated Translations
Changelog : v4.0.6 (37)
• Removed promotional apps
• Fixed background update/install issues
• Bug fixes & improvements
• Updated Translations
Changelog : v4.0.5 (36)
• Add optional promotional apps
• Bug fixes & improvements
• Updated Translations
Changelog : v4.0.4 (35)
• Fix missing download entries
• Do not allow users to install bundled apps via Native Installer
• Updated Translations
Changelog : v4.0.3 (34)
• Add back search filters
• Add back manual downloads
• Fixed installer related issues
• Fixed language spoof issue
• Fixed dispenser timeout issue
• Added support for insecure anonymous sessions
• Fixed ABI mismatch issues on Huawei devices
• Added options to disable ForYouPage & customize default tab
• Bug fixes & improvements
• Updated Translations
Changelog: v4.0.2
• New GPlay API
• New improved UI
• Better app installers
• Theme Engine
• Bug fixes & improvements
Changelog : v3.0.2
• Updated translations & added new Koffrora (Meme) locale
• Enforced root install method to set installer as 'com.android.vending' allowing app to work that
impose restricts if installed from other sources except Play Store.
• Fix bugs related to search bar & search history
• Fix bugs related to Downloader
• Added option to view changelogs in updatable app list
• UI improvements
Changelog : v3.0.3
• Sort app list in ascending order of app name
• Enforced proxy network on download requests
• Show update size in updatable app list
• Disable quick notification completely if notifications are turned off
Changelog : v3.0.4
• Bug fixes & improvements
• Added new locales (Asturian, Catalan and Sardinian)
• Added new spoof location : Tokyo, Japan
Changelog : v3.0.5
• Bug fixes & improvements
Changelog : v3.0.6
• Improved legacy card style
• Added support for TV
• Improved Accounts and added support for 2FA
• Fixed exodus showing old reports
• Fixed and improved search results
• Added new locale - Dutch
• Updated translation
Changelog : v3.0.7
• Added option to use custom token dispensers (Settings->Network)
• Added new dummy accounts & dispenser
• Added support for Aurora Services
• Added option to view AppInfo from list menu
• Zip the splits to backup bundled apps
• Bug fixes & improvements
• Updated translation
Changelog : v3.0.8
• Added option to export current device info
• Improved Search UI
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.0.9
• Added option to install apps directly to work profile (only rooted users)
• Added cleanup routines and image caching control routine
• Added new locales - Punjabi, Belarusian and Norwegian Bokmål
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : 3.1.0
• Cache apps to reduce network calls, auto clear after 3 days
• Fix Google account login
• Fix OBB issue for big games
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.1.1
• Do not cache updatable apps, its fetched on each launch
• Make installation sequential
• Improve notifications
• Improve app aesthetics
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.1.2
• Fix downloads on Android 10
• Notify user if 2FA is enabled
• Improve dummy logins and handle rate-limit
• Add self-update module
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.1.3
• Fix Google login issue
• Fix user reviews
• Update exodus trackers list
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.1.4
• Fixed login issues
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.1.5
• Updated translations
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.1.6
• Update UI
• Fixed issues related to beta subscriptions
• Fixed login issues
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.1.7
• Fix a critical serialization/deserialization issue
Changelog : v3.1.8
• Fixed Exodus report
• Fixed Login/No network issue
• Fixed Splash screen issue
• Fixed 2FA login issues
• Fixed multiple other issues
• Updated translations
Changelog : v3.1.9
• Updated translations
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.2.0
• Updated translations
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.2.1
• Updated translations
• Fixed search issues
Changelog : v3.2.2
• Updated translations
• Bug fixes and improvements
Changelog : v3.2.3
• Fix root installs
• Fix files details not being displayed
Changelog : v3.2.4
• Fix notifications & auto-installs
• Fix few apps not downloading issue
Changelog : v3.2.5
• Fixed auto-install issues for bulk updates
• Fixed no-network issues for Anbox setups
• Various other bug fixes and improvements
• Updated Translations
Changelog : v3.2.6
• Bug fixes and improvements
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between Aurora Store and Google PlayStore ?
Unlike Google Play Store, Aurora doesn't track your downloads or the apps you use. We respect your privacy. Aurora is also uneffected
by Google marking your device as uncertified or a lack of Google Apps.''
Is Aurora Store a fork of Yalp Store ?
Technically No, the Aurora Store v3 is written from scratch, but it does share some code from Yalp Store (the POJO xD)
How can I report a bug or suggest something?
You can open issues here, or you can join our Telegram Development Group Join Now
How to Join | Contribute to Aurora Store ?
I am open to any kind of suggestions/feature request, you can either mail me at [email protected] or ping me on Telegram.
Why Aurora store ?
Because PlayServices have always disappointed and are proven to be Spyware & Malicious to the end user link.
Unfortunately, we cannot always get-by with just FOSS Apps. Aurora store helps us retrieve apps from the PlayStore repository,
without having to trouble you and your device with Google Apps.
If I don't need GApps, Do I need MicroG ?
No. Aurora Store was built to access PlayStore without any kind of google services. It doesn't care if you use it with or without GApps or MicroG.
What is the FakeStore ?
Badly designed apps detect if PlayStore is missing and start misbehaving. The FakeStore is a stub that pretends to be as PlayStore and
preventing the apps from crashing, as the package name for FakeStore is same as PlayStore (com.android.vending).
Is it safe to use Aurora store ?
Aurora is fully open source and verified by F Droid. If you're talking about the safety of the apps in the store, it just gets them from the same place
that the Play Store would, and are verified by Google. A lot of dangerous stuff seems to sneak past them though, so as a rule of thumb, don't download anything
which you're not sure about.
What data does Aurora store send to Google ?
Aurora Store does its best to send the least identifiable information possible. It does send list of package names of your installed apps (for fetching updates),
your search queries and your downloads for obvious reasons.
Do I need to use my own Google account to log in ?
Nope, Aurora Store can log you in with a dummy account so that nothing gets linked to your own account.
Why would I use my own account? Is it safe ?
You can use your own account to download apps purchased by you or to access your wishlist. Although you may want to be careful, as Google retains
the right to block any account, so probably use a dummy account.
How do I login if I have 2-factor-authentication enabled ?
You just need to get an app password from the Google dashboard and use that to login into Aurora Store.
How do I purchase paid apps ?
Purchase the apps from the PlayStore website, and login using your own account in Aurora Store to download them.
Can Aurora store verify licences ?
Not yet. All you can do at this point is pester the dev of the licenced app to give you an alternative method for verification.
Can I use Aurora store to get paid apps for free ?
No. Get out.
What is the F Droid filter ?
Since F-Droid signs APKs with its own keys, the Play Store variants of apps cannot be installed over them. The F Droid filter excludes all the apps
it finds with F Droid signatures on your device to prevent such conflicts.
What is the spoofing feature ?
Spoofing allows you to pretend to be any other device at any other location in the world, to download geo-restricted apps. You can use your own custom device
configs by dropping the .properties file in the Downloads directory (Settings -> Downloads -> Download Path).
How does Aurora install apps ?
Aurora Store can install apps in 3 ways
Manual - Whenever an app is downloaded, it will open the manual installation screen. This doesn't require root or system perms.
Root | System - By giving Aurora Store root or system permissions, it will automatically install apps in the background as soon as they are downloaded.
Aurora Services - By installing Aurora Services as system app, Aurora Store can automatically install app upon download completion in background.
How do I use Aurora services ?
Install Aurora Services (to system preferred), open it, do everything it says, open Aurora settings and choose Aurora Services it as install method.
You don't need to give Aurora Store system or root grants. Aurora Services handle all install & uninstall requests in background.
NOTE: Aurora Services support has yet to be implemented in v3.
How to give Aurora Store|Services system permissions ?
You need to either manually push the APKs to /system/priv-app, or install the magisk module from the group.
Can Aurora Download and install Split or Bundled APKs ?
Yes, with or without root.
How can I submit/improve translations ?
Go to POEditor, and inform me when done.
(Although I keep track of translations progress, but in case I miss, let me know)
Why do I have two Aurora Stores after installing the new builds ?
Because the v3 is a completely new rewrite, it comes with a new package name. You can uninstall the older one or keep it if you want.
Why are the versions on FDroid and XDA labs outdated? When will they be updated ?
Aurora Store is still in a development phase right now, and only infrequent stable builds will be uploaded there (Also, FDroid's review & build process is quite lengthy).
You can always grab the latest tests builds either from the Telegram Group or from AuroraOSS
"Please add FDroid | Amazon App Store| Yada support"
No, this is a PlayStore client. Which means it's for the Play store only. Different clients for different services (^_~)
Works well. Can you add signature spoofing and change package name to use as a replacement app store for MicroG?
1. Signature spoofing is ROM specific .
2. I can do that, but would it make a difference ?
Anyway main goal of the project is to support MicroG, I will do the required changes. ThankYou
Screenshots?
And, since you are using github, why not attach apk automatically to release section? Instead of having separate AFH
Travis and gradle can do it for you
m0d said:
Screenshots?
And, since you are using github, why not attach apk automatically to release section? Instead of having separate AFH
Travis and gradle can do it for you
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Will do it for stable builds.
Screenshots here
Checkout out beta build 2, uploaded just now!
You can check BlankStore from MicroG. It fakes the Google Play Store. So yes signature spoofing is required from custom rom end. And only if its not too much trouble for you. Good app Material UI still only around 4MB!
maxriter said:
You can check BlankStore from MicroG. It fakes the Google Play Store. So yes signature spoofing is required from custom rom end. And only if its not too much trouble for you. Good app Material UI still only around 4MB!
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Sure will look unto it..
Can you move "Developer:" below App name, like
Pixel Launcher
By Google
"Depends On:" on the same line as "No ads", and "Updated:" in "Changelog" section? This way all info can be viewed in single screen.
Nice one. I was using YalpStore along with the PlayStore mainly to check for the updates of the apps which didn't show up in the genuine PlayStore for me due to SafetyNet fail (coz of rooting+xposed...) like Netflix or Super Mario Run. The one thing that was pissing me off was the Eclair-like UI. It is nice to see such a kind remix.
I'd like to ask if the app contains or is planned to contain any self-update mechanism? How do I know if the new version is released? Did you consider adding id to xda labs?
Thanks for a great job!
Is anyone going to mention getting you *may* (remote chance) have your google account blacklisted by using this? Same as the app from which its derived and all other fake stores...
Should be in the OP as a disclaimer....irresponsible to not make people aware of this
maxriter said:
Can you move "Developer:" below App name, like
Pixel Launcher
By Google
"Depends On:" on the same line as "No ads", and "Updated:" in "Changelog" section? This way all info can be viewed in single screen.
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Sure, will look unto it
esgie said:
Nice one. I was using YalpStore along with the PlayStore mainly to check for the updates of the apps which didn't show up in the genuine PlayStore for me due to SafetyNet fail (coz of rooting+xposed...) like Netflix or Super Mario Run. The one thing that was pissing me off was the Eclair-like UI. It is nice to see such a kind remix.
I'd like to ask if the app contains or is planned to contain any self-update mechanism? How do I know if the new version is released? Did you consider adding id to xda labs?
Thanks for a great job!
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Yess !
Would implement the auto-update mechanism the github way
Is anyone going to mention getting you *may* (remote chance) have your google account blacklisted by using this? Same as the app from which its derived and all other fake stores...
Should be in the OP as a disclaimer....irresponsible to not make people aware of this
stylemessiah said:
Is anyone going to mention getting you *may* (remote chance) have your google account blacklisted by using this? Same as the app from which its derived and all other fake stores...
Should be in the OP as a disclaimer....irresponsible to not make people aware of this
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Well yess ! This should be mention, a moment plz !
stylemessiah said:
Is anyone going to mention getting you *may* (remote chance) have your google account blacklisted by using this? Same as the app from which its derived and all other fake stores...
Should be in the OP as a disclaimer....irresponsible to not make people aware of this
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I absolutely disagree. Using third-party client to access Play Store IS NOT forbidden via Google TOS thus it cannot be a reason of terminating the contract by Google basing on the pt. 8.3 TOS.
I am aware that yeriomin (the creator of YalpStore) states otherwise in the readme at yalp's github or even in in-app warnings, but I guess the reason he does so is that he's much better programmer than lawyer... And even until now this is being repeated and repeated - but NO ONE took an effort to verify that thesis.
yeriomin indicates that Yalp violates pt. 3.3 of Play Services TOS - available at https://www.google.com/mobile/android/market-tos.html - which in result *may* lead to banning an account (see pt. 8.3). But that pt. 3.3 says:
3.3 You agree not to access (or attempt to access) Google Play by any means other than through the interface that is provided by Google, unless you have been specifically allowed to do so in a separate agreement with Google. You specifically agree not to access (or attempt to access) Google Play through any automated means (including use of scripts, crawlers, or similar technologies) and shall ensure that you comply with the instructions set out in any robots.txt file present on the Google Play website.
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The facts:
1) So, does Yalp access the store via "the interface that is provided by Google". Let me quote the developer ("How it works" at github): "Yalp Store uses the same (protobuf) API [application programming interface] the android Play Store app uses". Yes, YALP's requesting Play Store content by utilizing exactly the same genuine Google Play set of commands as original Play Store, thus it is true that Google Play is being accessed by interface provided by Google. Period. AFAIK it does not communicate with Play Store by any other means, for example via requests to third party proxy server illegally caching Play Store content or by utilizing http protocol and parsing the response html or any other non-official techniques. The main difference between original Store and Yalp is the way of presenting the data to the user, but the only decisive factor, i.e. accessing the Google Play, is being performed via the very same Google interface. Please also note that even if Yalp uses some undocumented requests, obtained via reverse-engineering (I don't know if it does), it still doesn't violate 3.3 - the only condition the interface has to met is that it has to be "provided by Google". Hidden API, even if undocumented and never announced to the public, is still an interface "provided by Google". I'd rather say that in purpose, this clause was aimed at the ones who are trying to exploit Google Play by issuing somewhat broken API requests looking for some unhandled situations etc.
2) Does yalp access the store via "any automated means" (like scripts or crawlers)? Just run the app once and it'll be obvious that Yalp does perform it's communication with Google Play in result of the decisions made by the user. Yalp has to be operated manually. Yalp does not offer any automation features like queueing the instalation of a lot of apps or pre-buffering any data except the one which is needed to serve the user's request. No, it definitely does not break this clause either. Let me explain that the "robots.txt" part is about the crawlers which are avoiding the fact that they are blacklisted in Google's robots.txt standard configuration file by acting that they are other crawlers. In fact this whole fragmen is mainly aimed at accounts used by some third parties to index huge amount of Play store resources via automated http crawlers, and the data is then used to - for example - provide a fake app store which steals credit card data etc. This condition is not related to YalpStore in any way.
Let's sum up. As you can see, using any third party client DOES NOT violate 3.3 of Google TOS in any aspect - until it does not perform any malicious or forbidden connection attempts or until it does not automatically mine for Play Store resources.
Therefore, there should be no worries to use YalpStore with your daily-driver account.
#Update : New beta build is up !
Changelog :
Code:
1. Added Download Progressbar
2. Moved MyApps and Updates to NavDrawer
3. Minor bug fixes & improvements
Awewome work!! But is it possible to have an option to pretend to be in another country?(using vpn or something?)
Video's ratio is not correct
PrefEdit, which started off as an app to help you view and edit Shared Preferences of other apps, has now slowly evolved into a full fledged application info and management app. With the additional capabilities of Shared Preference viewing and editing, it is now one of the most powerful app of its kind.
Features
1. Search - Helps you in searching the app you are looking, and also helps you in searching the preference key that you want to edit.
2. App details - Shows detailed information of an application.
3. Powerful shared preference editor - Lets you view and edit Shared Preferences of other apps.
4. Backup/restore - Local backups of the preference files are made before you save changes, which can later be restored in case something goes wrong.
5. Great UI - Makes use of Google's material design to provide a great user interface and most importantly, a great experience!
OK, so what is this Shared Preference actually?
Shared Preference is an Android framework, that many apps use to persist app specific settings/toggles/data. This data is stored in /data/data/<app package name>/shared_prefs folder in an XML file, which is why root access is needed to access them. Being able to explore them can give a decent idea of what data an app stores, and being able to change them can often enable the users to tweak various features of app (which may not be possible from within the app), and also often let users unlock features that are in testing. Have fun tinkering!
Companion app
Starting Android 11, a companion app is necessary to do the Shared Preference related functions, as in this version, there is a platform restriction that prevents apps from accessing /data/dara/<app package name> of other apps. Which is why the companion app is present to help workaround this restriction. Since the companion app has to target Android 10, it will not be available via Play Store, but it will be available for download from here. PrefEdit app will also prompt you to install it if necessary, but will never install it automatically.
Requirements
1. Root access - Root access is necessary to read and edit preference files. Without root access the app cannot work.
Link - Play Store (Screenshots can be found there)
Official site - PrefEdit
User manual - Link
Finally, an app that does this with good UI. Good job!
Not working, the application is not requist super user permissions
Qutayba Khader said:
Not working, the application is not requist super user permissions
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It should ask when you tap an app for the first time.
It may be possible that it asked but you missed out for some reason. Could you check your superuser/Magisk app and see if root is granted for PrefEdit?
corphish said:
It should ask when you tap an app for the first time.
It may be possible that it asked but you missed out for some reason. Could you check your superuser/Magisk app and see if root is granted for PrefEdit?
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No, it's not in the list
Update: it works after uninstall the app and reboot and installing it again.
Thanks alot, and sorry
PrefEdit v1.0 is here!
PrefEdit 1.0 brings a brand new UI, cool new features and critical bug fixes.
Detailed changelog
New UI - UI of PrefEdit has been re-designed from scratch, keeping a high quality user experience in mind.
Default layout is updated, which will now present useful actions in the form of cards instead of showing all applications by default.
Accessing apps is now only possible through searching. This is done to greatly improve speed of operations as listing all applications took a lot of time.
Since the search functionality is going to be used more than ever, it has been moved to the bottom of the screen for easier access.
To speed things up even more, the app keeps track of recently searched apps and presents them to you in subsequent uses of the app.
In-app update functionality also gets its own card and is much more responsive.
Updated the UI of showing preference keys and values. Preference keys and their corresponding values are now grouped by their types and displayed.
Updated alert dialog button styles.
Preference key searching in all shared preference files of an app - It is now possible to search preference keys across all the preference files of an app, and the search is fast! Simply search the key you want in the section which lists all the preference files of the app, and it will show preference key results as well.
Improved performance in loading preference keys of a file of an app.
Pro features - Introducing pro features, which can be unlocked by an in-app purchase.
Shapes - This unique UI customization lets you choose the shape of various UI elements of the app. Choose from 4 different shapes to suit your taste.
Colorful icons - Lets you choose whether or not to use colorful icons.
Bug fixes -
Fixed searching of newly added preference keys.
Fixed a critical bug which would save only preference keys and values which would be present in search results.
Fixed a crash which would occur after “Remove Ads” was purchased.
Fixed a bug which would show ads even when “Remove Ads” was purchased.
Library updates.
Update is rolling out in stable channels of XDA Labs and Play store.
Thanks!But what this app actually does?
PrefEdit v2.0 changelogPrefEdit began as an app that lets users view and edit shared preferences of other apps, but slowly it has evolved into a full fledged “Application information” app. With the v2 update, the evolution is complete, and with the original ability of shared preferences viewing/editing, it has now become one of the most powerful apps of its kind.
Changelog
Detailed info of applications is shown - PrefEdit now shows detailed info about an application (example - information about Minimum SDK, Target SDK, version and more). It also lets you perform the following additional actions.
Visit the system settings page of an application.
Visit the Play Store page of an app (if applicable).
Launch the app (if at all it can be launched).
Launch one of the app's activities directly (needs root access).
Next generation Shared Preference editor - The shared preference editor has been re-written from scratch, which now makes it much easier to visualise the changes and view them.
Shared Preferences are now grouped and shown in different tabs with count.
Bigger view for editing a shared preference entry.
Ability to delete a shared preference entry (both user created and existing ones).
New visual clues for various operations - New entries that are not saved are now marked in green, updated entries are marked in blue, while the deleted entries are marked in red. Once the user saves the changes, these visual clues go away, as they only indicate changes that are not saved.
New revert option that cancels all the unsaved changes and reverts back to the original state.
Multiple methods of restoring backups.
Review option lets the user review the changes that would be brought by the backup. All the visual clues are highlighted for the changes that would be brought by the backup. Once the review is done, users can save the changes to complete the restore.
Direct copy method directly copies the backup file to the app’s shared preference file location. Use this method if you think that there are issues caused when saving preference files with the app.
Restoring backups will automatically revert all the current changes in the session and then proceed with the restore.
For devices running Android 11 and up, a companion app is needed to perform the SharedPreference related operations. PrefEdit will automatically prompt you to download the companion app if you are eligible.
A dedicated user manual has been created which can be accessed at https://avinabadalal.com/products/prefedit/manual.
Brand new user interface - The user interface has also been re-designed from ground up, which is now tile based and more colorful than ever, and is partially inline with the upcoming “Material You” design guidelines (pure coincidence).
Updated about section - About section is updated which now provides the following links.
Data usage which lets the user understand what data is used by the app and how it uses it.
Privacy policy.
User manual.
Option to contact our support handle.
Translations - PrefEdit is now available in Indoesian language.
Performance improvements - Various performance improvements were made to ensure smooth operations.
Long running operations like finding apps and parsing preference files are guaranteed to be running in background, which ensures that the main thread is not blocked and hence no ANRs.
Progress indicators are now placed wherever applicable to indicate a long running background operation.
Improved list rendering performance.
Improved list scrolling performance.
Improved animations for list manipulations. Changes to the list are now shown in a much smoother way with animations.
Improved stability - MVVM architecture which is the recommended approach as per Google is now adopted completely. End result should be much fewer crashes.
Bug fixes - As always, we have fixed some bugs.
Fixed crashes that would be caused when preference entry values would contain illegal characters (from XML point of view). We are now escaping those values as much as possible.
Privacy updates - In this release, we have made changes with regards to privacy to comply with the recommended privacy friendly practices that are recommended by Google.
Storage permission is no longer required to store and read backup files, as they are now stored in app specific directory in shared storage, which is as per best practices for Android.
As a result, we have also removed the “requestLegacyExternalStorage” flag which was earlier necessary to target SDK 29.
Library updates -
Updated AGP to 6.7.
Targets SDK 30 (Android 11). Is clear to target SDK 31 (Android 12) as soon as it is released to the public in Fall 2021.
Uses the latest Kotlin 1.5.0 release.
Uses the newer magisk libsu library for root operations.
Removed from the Play Store?