Android-Touch-Helper es una herramienta para saltar anuncios y un sistema de interacción de interfaz de usuario automatizado para Android. Aprovecha las APIs de accesibilidad de Android para detectar y hacer clic en los botones de saltar, automatizando la eliminación de anuncios promocionales durante el inicio de las aplicaciones.
Las características principales de zfdang/android-touch-helper son: Splash Ad Removals, Ad-Skipping Tools, UI Element Keyword Detection, Accessibility-Based UI Interaction, Accessibility Service Bridges, Mobile UI Automation Frameworks, Heuristic Element Matching, UI State Monitors.
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