Managing apps on android

Managing apps on android

Для некоторых функций программы необходимы права root пользователя.

Краткое описание:
Сочетает в себе функции пяти — шести приложений, необходимых для управлениями установленными приложениями

Еще один менеджер пакетов Android и просмотрщик, но:

• Сочетает в себе функции пяти или шести приложений, которые любой технически подкованный человек должен постановить, чтобы управлять установленным в системе приложениями;
• Приложение бесплатно, с открытым исходным кодом;
• Материальный дизайн (и приятный интерфейс);
• Не требует никаких бесполезных разрешений;
• Не требует подключения к интернету;
• AM в главном окне пытается отобразить максимальное количество информации;
• Для любого приложения перечислены активити, ресиверы, сервисы, провайдеры, разрешения, подписи, общие библиотеки и т. д;
• Даёт возможность запускать экспортируемые действия, создавать настраиваемые ярлыки;
• Может сканировать трекеры в приложениях и выводить все классы, показывать дамп кода;
• Для любого приложения может генерировать динамический манифест;
• Отображает данные использования и информацию про хранилище приложения (требуется разрешение «Доступ к использованию»);
• Позволяет извлекать apk;
• Открывает приложения в F-Droid, Aurora Droid или Aurora Store;
• Распространяется по лицензии GNU General Public License v3.0.

Если есть root:

• Блокировка любых действий, ресиверов, сервисов или провайдеров, с поддержкой импорта Watt и Blocker;
• Отзыв опасных разрешений;
• Позволяет отключить app ops, которые считаются опасными;
• Просмотр / редактирование / удаление общих настроек любого приложения;
• Отображение запущенных процессы / приложений;
• Очистка данных приложения / кэша;
• Включение / отключение приложений.

Требуется Android: 5.0 и выше
Русский интерфейс: Есть с версии 2.5.14

Версия: 2.5.16-PRE ®AppManager (Пост Nokono #100388180)
Версия: 2.5.15-PRE ®AppManager (Пост Nokono #100042060)
Версия: 2.5.14-PRE ®AppManager (Пост Rekembus #99814539)
Версия: 2.5.13 ®AppManager (Пост Nokono #99337969)
Версия: 2.5.12 ®AppManager (Пост Nokono #99084652)
Версия: 2.5.11 ®AppManager (Пост Nokono #98852844)
Версия: 2.5.10 ®AppManager (Пост Nokono #98608550)
Версия: 2.5.9 ®AppManager (Пост Nokono #98416544)
Версия: 2.5.8 ®AppManager (Пост Nokono #98186124)
Версия: 2.5.7 ®AppManager (Пост Nokono #98040292)
AppManager_v2.5.6.apk ( 2.46 МБ )

Сообщение отредактировал iMiKED — 04.12.21, 09:06

Тип: Модификация
Версия: 2.5.7
Краткое описание: RUS by Rekembus
Перевел на русский

Сообщение отредактировал Rekembus — 08.07.20, 15:49

Тип: Beta
Версия: 2.5.10
Краткое описание: билд 316
Добавлена возможность открывать неустановленные приложения (App Manager появится среди возможностей открытия в меню «Открыть как..») для просмотра детальной информации, манифеста и поиска трекеров.

Сообщение отредактировал Yume-san — 23.07.20, 09:18

Тип: Модификация
Версия: 2.5.13
Краткое описание: RUS by Rekembus
Перевел на русский язык

— [Feature] Added a custom language chooser
— [Feature] Added a flag to backup only apk file instead of the whole source directory
— [Feature] Added a flag to backup app data for all users
— [Feature] Added a flag to take multiple backups
— [Feature] Added enable option in batch ops
— [Feature] Added fast scroll for Main page and App Details page
— [Feature] Added flags to take obb/media backups
— [Feature] Added notification progressbar for backups
— [Feature] Added Russian (ru) and Chinese (zh) translations (the latter is unverified)
— [Feature] Added swipe to refresh in the running apps page
— [Feature] Added the ability to select split apk files before installation
— [Feature] Added toybox within App Manager (doesn’t work for ADB users)
— [Feature] Display notification after apk/apks/xapk install is complete
— [Feature] Install apk using a foreground service instead of in the main thread
— [Feature] Install xapk with obb files (old obb files will be deleted)
— [Feature] Open newly installed app from the confirmation notification
— [Fix] Added install support for non-root users (which was broken in 348)
— [Fix] Apply correct UID/GUID and permissions after restoring a backup
— [Fix] Automatically fail backup for apps that use Android KeyStore
— [Fix] Clear all extracted apk files after installation is finished
— [Fix] Disabled permission toggle for apps that has a target SDK version less than 23 (because they don’t work)
— [Fix] Fixed apk files not correctly copied to the package installer
— [Fix] Fixed apk sharing via Bluetooth
— [Fix] Fixed detecting splits if their manifests don’t have configForSplit
— [Fix] Fixed parsing data usage for old devices which resulted in crash
— [Fix] Fixed resetting app ops by resetting their parents instead of themselves
— [Fix] Fixed rules being applied or removed incorrectly
— [Fix] Fixed some apk files not parsed properly and resulted in crash
— [Fix] Improved adb/root detection
— [Fix] Install/disable/force-stop for current users only
— [Fix] Load backup metadata using root instead of using storage access permission
— [Fix] Perform 1-click ops in the same way batch operations are performed
— [Fix] Performance optimization for main page
— [Fix] Removed Shared Libs from What’s New as it wasn’t working properly
— [Fix] Removed sort by app size in favour of sdk in old devices
— [Fix] Replace action buttons with popup menu in running apps page
— [Fix] Update app info properly after a batch operation
— [Fix] Workaround for various deprecated libraries

Due to some major changes, backup functionality has become incompatible with the previous versions. Data backup feature is still considered experimental and please do not rely on it to manage your backups yet. If you encounter any problem, please report to me without hesitation.

Compatibility for blocking rules is removed for v2.5.6. If you’re still using this version, update to v2.5.13, enable global component blocking (and disable it again) and then update to v2.5.14.

Сообщение отредактировал iMiKED — 14.09.20, 07:38

UoyGichTawMi, блокировать без рута не умеет. Но показывать инфо может

Сообщение отредактировал Zelodobr — 26.09.20, 10:52

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The Best ways to Manage and Repair your Android Apps

Last year was a great year for Android devices and 2016 is looking even better. While the devices have improved immensely, there are a huge range of apps available on Google Play toenhance your Android experience. Overloading your Android device with apps,images, documents and random pieces of junk data will clog your device’s system and storage space – causing it to behave erratically, lag or crash. This can be fixed by monitoring and manage apps on Android. Below are some ways you can manage apps on your device and/or repair apps when possible.

Part 1: Evaluate the situation

Like any piece of technology, your Android device will start to behave unpredictably when they are low on storage space or memory. If this happens, you may be experiencing one or all of the following: device and/or apps crash, apps would not load, and inability to store new images and videos. To assess the situation that you have to deal with, you will need to access your Android app management system.

To know how much space you have left, go to Settings and tap on Storage. It will take some time for your phone’s operating system to calculate the amount of storage space currently available on your device. Click on Used space to find out how much certain files are occupying your device such as applications, images and videos, documents etc. If at this point you are asking “where is application manager on Android?” do read on.

You can access the Application M anager by going back to the main Settings menu. You should be able to see three panels of apps – Downloaded, Running and All. At the bottom of the first and last column, you will be able to find the amount of space these applications are using; the second column will have the cumulative amount of memory all of the apps that are currently running.

If you find an app annoyingly using up a chunk of space on your device, tap on it to do one of the following actions: Force Stop, Uninstall, Move to SD Card, Clear Data, Clear Cache, or Clear Defaults. If you are trying to repair an app that is a bit wonky, use Clear Data or Clear Cache. This will delete cached data or files that may have compromised its operations.

Part 2: Removing and relocating applications

Uninstalling an app is one of the easiest ways to resolve your problems while you are on the Application Manager Android. Tap on the app and click on Uninstall. Do note that you will not be able to do this on an app that is pre-installed by your device’s manufacturer. You will need to have a root access to your device’s firmware.

You can also move your applications to a MicroSD card by tapping the Move to SD Card button. Do take note that if you have home-screen widgets that are associated with an app, doing so will disrupt its operation. If you are unsure which apps can be safely relocated, download the App 2 SD app from Google Play that is able to scan the apps you have installed on your device and shortlist the ones that can be safely transferred. It is really an awesome app manager for Android to complement your devices Android Application Manager.

Part 3: Desperate times, call desperate measures

Did you try the app repair methods outline above and it does not really work for you? If your device or a certain app cannot be used or launched properly, wiping out the device’s cache partition or restoring it to its factory defaults may be your only option. You can perform an Android repair with its built-in recovery tool.

This depends on the model and make of your Android device – usually, this will involve draining the power and holding down a combination of buttons while charging it. For example, on a Samsung A5, you are able to start the recovery mode by powering down the phone and holding down the Home and Volume buttons while simultaneously

pressing the Power button.

Once you manage to get into your device’s recovery mode, you will be able to access a basic menu that will let you choose between a few options to download and apply updates, or deleting certain partitions. You will need to navigate the menu by using the device’s Volume button to move up and down the menu, as well as the Power

button to select an option.

Do remember to back up your data if you are planning to perform a complete partition deletion. You should also try wiping off the Cache partition first to see if this would resolve the stability issues – it will delete app components, temporary files and other fragments of random data. Completely deleting your device to return it to factory settings should be your last resort.

As you can see, you do need a third-party Android repair app to solve your problem. If, after executing all methods you still encounter problems with the app, it is best to report them to the developer. You will help them fix bugs and deliver a better app for users like you to use

Part 4: Manage Android Apps with Wondershare TunesGo

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• Backup your music, photos, videos, contacts, SMS etc. to computer and restore them easily
• Manage, export&import your Contacts and SMS, deduplicate Contacts, reply SMS with computer
• One-click Root — root your Android phones/tablets to take full control of your device.
• Phone to Phone Transfer — transfer music, photos, videos, contacts, SMS between two mobiles ( both Android and iPhone are supported)
• App Manager — Install, uninstall, import or backup Apps in batch
• Gif Maker — create Gif from photos, motion photos, videos
• iTunes Manager — Sync iTunes Music to Android or transfer music from Android to iTunes
• Fully compatible with 3000+ Android devices (Android 2.2 — Android 8.0) from Samsung, LG, HTC, Huawei, Motorola, Sony etc.

1. Install Apps from Computer to Android

Lauch Wondershare TunesGo and connect you andrid phone to PC

Click Apps tap. Click Install to bring up a file browser window. Navigate to the place where the .apk files are saved.

2. Uninstall Apps on Android

Click Apps tap. Select to uninstall User Apps or System Apps from the right drop-down box.

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Manage and organize apps on Android

From sorting apps alphabetically, controlling your data consumption to preventing data collection you can control it all and we will show you how in this article.

How to put apps in alphabetical order on Android?

From the home screen, tap the Menu button, followed by the left soft key.

Tap the Sort menu, and from the list, select Alphabetical.

How to disable app history and data collection on Android?

Google can collect data from the apps (content, links, keywords. ) installed on your Android device. It can be very useful to learn how to turn off the app history feature on your Android device. Follow these steps:

• Go to Settings > Accounts > Google.
• Go to Search > Accounts & privacy.
• Tap on Manage app history.

• Uncheck App history.

How to prevent apps from using your advertising ID?

Your Android device will generate an advertising ID out of your Google account. This ID is used to display advertising across apps downloaded from the Google Play store. To stop apps from using your advertising ID, follow the below procedure:

• Go to Apps > Google Settings > Ads.

• Check Opt out of interest-based ads.

How to stop background updates on mobile data?

In this section, we’ll show you how to prevent apps from making background updates (over mobile data) on your Android smartphone. It is important to be in control of what updates take place on your device and when otherwise you can wind up using a lot of your mobile data plan without realizing it.

• Go to Settings > Wireless & Network > Data Usage.
• Tap on the Menu key (vertical dots).
• Check Restrict bkgd. data.

Note that: You can also restrict background updates for specific entries, keeping this feature active for your important apps (WhatsApp, Gmail, Instagram, etc)

• The apps making use of background data are listed in the Data Usage section.
• Select the app of your choice and check Restrict bkgd. data.

How to disable push notifications on Android?

Android apps make use of push notifications to inform the user about updates, events, or new content. To prevent apps from sending push notifications follow these steps:

On Samsung smartphones:

• Go to Settings > Application manager.
• Select the app sending the notifications.
• Uncheck Show notifications.

On Huawei smartphones:

• Go to Settings > Permission Manager.
• Tap on Push Message

Alternatively you can download one of these apps to manage push notifications on your Android device:

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