App and module management

[iamjonny]

Rooted devices have full Magisk, non-rooted may use system-less method
Magisk installed, has module-installer.

Magisk

modules
LSPosed

Superuser
Activity Manager, Adfree, Total Commander

LSPosed

modules
Firefds Kit

Hide My Applist

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Hi, just reinstalled from github after previous version had some suspected virus core:null, perhaps from apktoid app or f-droid... it could've been AMM.

I wondered about which sources are available with no login, assume you can't download from playstore without an account, a bit like msstore with winget on windows (which I'm more familiar with and comparing app+module_mgmt stuff with, for better or worse : )

Most sources don't require a login, but just mentioning in case this is something that's already a feature in obtainium.

More importantly, quick question on sources like aptoide, that aren't searchable - how do you use these? Do we have to configure something in the app like app as a repo? I saw another recent issue where someone is using one of these sources (the signature collision issue recently quashed).

Is HappyMod available as a source?

Am tempted to keep f-droid, if only for reference and comparison, re understaning which app-installers successfully track installed apps - HappyMod doesn't know which apps it's installed, APKToid was taking a really long time to install things, and then also not knowing they're installed... other apps at best show all installed apps, not just the ones they've installed...

F-Droid's list of installed apps works as expected in that it shows only apps installed by it

Pixelify GPhotos

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Module Management - AMM - uninstalled as suspected virus (core: null) in this or Obtainium

Make table, comparing features and issues