The older folks here will remember System UI Tuner, a small hidden Android tool with which we could make a series of changes to what we wanted to see or not in the mobile status bar and other settings. The tool is outdated, but a third-party app is determined to replace it: System UI Tuner. ...
It may not be as useful as it was in early Android or as popular, but root access still holds its own in the more advanced user community. And there is no tool more popular than Magisk: the manager module is the Swiss army knife of rooted mobiles. And it’s just been updated after nine ...
The oldest in the place will remember System UI Tuner, a small hidden Android tool with which we could make a series of changes on what we wanted to see in the mobile status bar or not and other parameters. The tool is outdated, but a third-party application is determined to replace it: System UI ...
One of the key apps for users with administrator access has just been updated to a round version: Magisk 22 is now available for download. This famous collection of tools to hide the ROOT, apart from the installation of modules, now do without Magisk Manager, the application that was used to manage its functions. Also ...
Roots and similar applications often prioritize functionality by design, however John wu, a Magisk engineer, has shown that they are both compatible. The Magisk Manager Update brings us an entirely new design, dark gray. Magisk is an end-to-end root tool that is actively being developed, along with a new design Simplify connection in a few ...
Magisk came up as the only thing Android root tool still active today, after Chainfire left SuperSU, Koush moved away from CWM and other root projects and the Xposed Frame didn't have an official version of Android Pie or higher. However, unlike other useful tools in the same thing and now, Magisk incorporates a few, ...
