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Tools for programmatically interacting with and triggering Android activities, services, and broadcast receivers.
Distinct from Android Applications: The candidates focus on UI components or AI integrations, not the functional manipulation of Android system components.
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Objection is a dynamic instrumentation framework and runtime exploration toolkit for mobile application security analysis. It provides a command-line interface to interact with the memory and state of iOS and Android applications during active execution, serving as a toolkit for runtime analysis and security testing. The project distinguishes itself by providing specialized capabilities to bypass common mobile security controls, including SSL pinning, biometric authentication, and root or jailbreak detection. It enables the extraction of sensitive credentials and data from secure storage syst
Provides capabilities to list and start arbitrary Android activities, services, and broadcast receivers to trigger application functions.
AppManager is a comprehensive suite of tools for managing applications on Android devices. It provides utilities for controlling application lifecycles, modifying manifests, and administering installed packages. The project distinguishes itself through deep system integration, offering capabilities to analyze and block specific application components such as activities, services, and broadcast receivers. It includes a system for saving and restoring applications along with their associated data and permissions, as well as tools for auditing and modifying runtime and development permissions.
Analyzes and blocks specific application components such as activities, services, and broadcast receivers.
Fenix is an open-source mobile web browser for Android that uses Mozilla's GeckoView engine to render web pages with full platform support. It is built as an Android application that provides core browsing capabilities including tab management, bookmarks, and privacy controls, and is developed as a multi-repository project that coordinates the browser UI, reusable Android components, and the rendering engine across separate codebases. The browser's interface is organized as a component-based architecture, where the UI is assembled from a set of reusable Android components that can be develope
Swap bundled Android components with a local development copy to test changes before committing.