MuntashirAkon/AppManager

Please check before submitting an issue I have searched the issues and haven't found anything relevant I have read the docs I know that generating a report, in whole part or in part, using AI/LLM is prohibited Describe the existing feature/documentation I would like to understand the meaning of the enable/disable switches in the Activity list and how App Manager determines whether an Activity is enabled or disabled. Describe your problem(s) When viewing the Activities of an app, the switches appear to be enabled for all Activities, including those that have been disabled using another app (e.g. Blocker) through package manager (pm). I have also refreshed the list many times. I checked the output of adb shell dumpsys package <package_name> and found the relevant Activities listed under disabledComponents. I am not sure whether the switches represent the actual enabled state of each component, a state managed by App Manager itself, or something else. Could someone clarify the follow

I have searched the issues and haven't found anything relevant I have read the docs I know that generating a report, in whole part or in part, using AI/LLM is prohibited Hello ! I need to PERMANENTLY intercept action=android.intent.action.OPEN_DOCUMENT and replace it with action=android.intent.action.GET_CONTENT If you seen these two activities before, you are not crazy: they are both handled by Android's default Files app (package=com.android.documentsui), but with different result (the GET_CONTENT version has many more features) I successfully launched the modified activity, but it is not permanent. I need to make it permanent. Problem is: The android.intent.action.OPEN_DOCUMENT gives us no opportunity to Open As and select App Manager's Interceptor. It is always set to Files app, and has no way to clear Is there another way ?

Please check before submitting an issue I have searched the issues and haven't found anything relevant I have read the docs I know that generating a report, in whole part or in part, using AI/LLM is prohibited Describe the existing feature/documentation So First let me say english is not my mais english is my 4,so have patinete. My Google Playstore is 50gb ALL due tô the apps i installed over years,thete appear in App manager, uninstalled apps, and I can't remove them from there.Because there are so many and my app crashes, but searching by filtering for uninstalled apps in the app manager, I didn't see anything. So, any help please? Describe your problem(s) No response Additional context No response

Please check before submitting an issue I have searched the issues and haven't found anything relevant I have read the docs I know that generating a report, in whole part or in part, using AI/LLM is prohibited Describe the existing feature/documentation When searching I did find a slightly relevant issue #940 But for clarity I think separate one is better than posting in the old one Describe your problem(s) I suspect an app I have, well, "managed" rather bravely via AppManager is now misbehaving due to my tweaks (but it's an old, moody, janky app so chances are it's just naturally bad) I would like to revert changes to this app particularly. I did not make backups (of course :) ) So, question : Assuming no backups done, and assuming the app does not hold critical user data I would be afraid to lose Would uninstalling the app in question, rebooting, then re-installing it again revert changes done to that app by app manager ? Should I also compliment that uninstall-reboot-reinstall

Describe the existing feature/documentation Appop's permission changer Describe your problem(s) Android 16 NothingOS 4.0 Asteroids-B4.0-251229-2335 Hello, whenever I am trying to set a permission from ignored to allowed, it keeps defaulting back to ignored. This is a problem since the app needs all storage permissions to be enabled. Any help would be appreciated Additional context No response