ADBungFu vs Aer - Fork of Anemo
Side-by-side comparison of two open source alternatives
ADBungFu
appOps manager / ADB simulator for rooted devices ONLY (#su Magisk). USE WITH CAUTION. Up-left white spinner to select appOps or icon/Launcher usefullest RUN_IN_BACKGROUND shortcut. Apps are grayed for empty uses & listed with time durations for active ones. You can use icon/Launcher shortcut or sort option to toggle +/- ☢DARK/System apps (use with extreme care!). Run it to re-enabled frozen apps. - Action button now includes exp. features: refresh (trim in once all app/caches ,refresh, reset appops) perform idle maintenance now pm list libraries pm list permission-groups am stack list $ adb shell ____ (w.i.p. interpretor: No safeguards) List all ADB cmds (w.i.p. pro-active _Help: can cause bootloops) Selinux detection Reset for all appOps, be aware: it will wipe all your previous aosp appOps settings. List all whitelisted apps profman ALL: extract all app's _profman to local Documents/ADB_profman/* BackgroundRestrictor's fork/hack with all appOps not requiring aosp/sOpPerms i.e. the permission-less ones. Compatible since sdk22 Lollipop-mr1 : https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base/+/refs/heads/lollipop-mr1-release/cmds/appops/src/com/android/commands/appops/AppOpsCommand.java#46 prim-origin https://github.com/MrBIMC/RunInBackgroundPermissionSetter Icons License is (GPLv3 compatible) CC_BY: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/license-list.html#ccby source http://www.softicons.com/android-icons/mad-ginger-icon-pack-by-madeliniz/adb-wireless-icon ref. [mAd GiNGeR Icon Pack] modified with foreground layer addition: text["__#"] color[C86400] author Madeliniz http://madeliniz.deviantart.com/
Aer - Fork of Anemo
Aer is a private local (+secondary) storage utility application for android. Do you worry about your private pictures or files appearing in other apps? That's where Aer private storage comes in. Files in Aer storage won't appear in the other apps. Note: Aer is in development 🏗️. Accidents happen. Please keeps backups 👷♀️ for your protection. Instead of being a stand-alone file manager, Aer hooks into various components of Android, making it feel like a native part of the operating system. Moreover, it provides ways for the user to export contents from other apps and save them in Aer storage. Features Create folders and organize files freely All files in the Aer private storage won't appear in the other apps Access using the system Files application (the DocumentsProviderUI) An optional shortcut is offered for devices that do not expose the system Files app The system Files app is also used as file picker, so you can pick Aer files to share Lock access to the private storage Quick tile Auto lock after set delay (experimental) Password for locking access to the files Import content into Aer using the Android share functionality Aer vs Anemo In addition to Anemo features above, Aer adds support for external storage, like encrypted SD cards. When available Aer will store your files on external storage (which tend to have larger capacity). This also allows accessing your private files on your computer when connected using USB cable (MTP). The storage backend used is also manually configurable.
| Feature | ADBungFu | Aer - Fork of Anemo |
|---|---|---|
| License | GPL-3.0-or-later | GPL-3.0-only |
| Install sources | F-Droid | F-DroidGitHub |
| Categories | Password ManagerProductivity | Password ManagerProductivityMedia PlayerVideo |
| Features | Ad-FreeOpen SourceNo Tracking | Ad-FreeOpen SourceNo Tracking |
| Platforms | Android | Android |
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