Xposed Framework for Android N

Citizen_Snips · Mar 20, 2017

mctiew said:
Never is too strong a word.

In my use, i have never had to use an outdated app with xposed. Not a single one.

Just a few off the top of my head were Snapprefs, xInsta, YouTube Background Playback, YouTube adaway... If you updated Snapchat, Instagram or YouTube then that would pretty much entirely break the modules functions. Either had to turn off auto updates for those apps (maybe you did this so you never noticed?) or update them and use them normally until the modules were updated. That happened *literally* every couple of days on all 3 of those apps. Can't really speak to any others, I didn't use too many.

It's the same deal with Substratum now. "Oh let me check G+..." *Google+ has stopped* "Oh I see Google plus was recently updated in the play store, I guess I'll have to wait for my theme to update as well, or disable the overlay for G+..."

It absolutely did happen often, where if you wanted the module functionality then you couldn't have the newest version of the app. Until the module developer updated (often by then the original app was updated again breaking the modules latest update). Very seldom was the module updated within hours of the app, usually it was a few days. He's right. Also, and I'm sorry, but I just had to call you on it. You said never is too strong and then used never like 5 words later.

peterlee928 · Mar 20, 2017

RoyJ said:
Just a few off the top of my head were Snapprefs, xInsta, YouTube Background Playback, YouTube adaway... If you updated Snapchat, Instagram or YouTube then that would pretty much entirely break the modules functions. Either had to turn off auto updates for those apps (maybe you did this so you never noticed?) or update them and use them normally until the modules were updated. That happened *literally* every couple of days on all 3 of those apps. Can't really speak to any others, I didn't use too many.

It's the same deal with Substratum now. "Oh let me check G+..." *Google+ has stopped* "Oh I see Google plus was recently updated in the play store, I guess I'll have to wait for my theme to update as well, or disable the overlay for G+..."

It absolutely did happen often, where if you wanted the module functionality then you couldn't have the newest version of the app. Until the module developer updated (often by then the original app was updated again breaking the modules latest update). Very seldom was the module updated within hours of the app, usually it was a few days. He's right. Also, and I'm sorry, but I just had to call you on it. You said never is too strong and then used never like 5 words later.

ok that was kinda funny
wrt never being used
5 words later
after saying never is too strong
agree wrt Mods and youtube
also with hangouts
wutevs tis wut tis
lets all agree
we all want xposed
ow we wouldnt be on this thread
rovo will get it done
just needs time

-leo- · Mar 21, 2017

rovo89 said:
The source code of Android N isn't released yet, so I can't work on Xposed support for it yet.

If xposed nougat is less battery hungry and it will be more fantastic

mctiew · Mar 21, 2017

-leo- said:
If xposed nougat is less battery hungry and it will be more fantastic

Beggars cannot be choosers.

dante96 · Mar 21, 2017

daddylonglegs said:
Is there an alternative to minminguard? Ad blockers don't cut it because they don't get rid of in-app ads and get rid of the unused space. I can't seem to find anything like it.

I'm testing AdBlocker Reborn, and it's working for now. You can install Unbeloved Hosts to be sure

nelsonTituaAa · Mar 21, 2017

RoyJ said:
Just a few off the top of my head were Snapprefs, xInsta, YouTube Background Playback, YouTube adaway... If you updated Snapchat, Instagram or YouTube then that would pretty much entirely break the modules functions. Either had to turn off auto updates for those apps (maybe you did this so you never noticed?) or update them and use them normally until the modules were updated. That happened *literally* every couple of days on all 3 of those apps. Can't really speak to any others, I didn't use too many.

It's the same deal with Substratum now. "Oh let me check G+..." *Google+ has stopped* "Oh I see Google plus was recently updated in the play store, I guess I'll have to wait for my theme to update as well, or disable the overlay for G+..."

It absolutely did happen often, where if you wanted the module functionality then you couldn't have the newest version of the app. Until the module developer updated (often by then the original app was updated again breaking the modules latest update). Very seldom was the module updated within hours of the app, usually it was a few days. He's right. Also, and I'm sorry, but I just had to call you on it. You said never is too strong and then used never like 5 words later.

I still use xposed this way... i havent updated my ig or youtube in such a long time lol

Randal84 · Mar 21, 2017

zelendel said:
I wouldn't count in it being the future. Mainly with Google locking more and more down behind closed sourced system files and doing many checks that can't be hidden.

Many of the older devs here see what is coming and that is a day when things like custom roms and xposed are over. Heck even with 7.1.2 will mark a big change as 7.1.1 is the last 32bit Android version released so anything developed for Android after that will have to be for a 64 bit device.

That's what I am starting to dislike about Android, or should I say Google. Android is supposed to be open sourced, and it's slowly becoming Apple. Locked more and more and more down, because they'd rather just give into the generic consumer who doesn't care as long as it "just works". To those people I say buy an iPhone and nothing else. It's really disappointing to see Google just kind of slowly give in to a closed source system, and allow manufacturers like Samsung basically dictate what the next change with Android is based on consumer sales. Samsung should be forced to develop their own OS. if they want to be the next Apple then they should have to part ways with Google completely and develop their own OS. They have Samsung pay along with their own version of nearly every other app made by Google on the market, so to develop their own OS wouldn't be hard for them, and Lord knows they have the money to do it. They already have a large enough fanbase that if they did the loyal Samsung people would most likely follow over. It ruins the experience of Android for hobbyists like myself who specifically buy root/ custom ROM friendly devices like the HTC 10, because "everyone wants a Samsung device". I'm not saying it's completely Samsung's fault but when their sales are second to Apple, they have to be playing a big hand in what Google decides what to do or not to do in development.

robinfive · Mar 21, 2017

AutumQueen92 said:
Keep repeating that. Maybe if you say it 72647#829 times it will magically appear

okey

monogwai · Mar 21, 2017

Hey all, stupid question-- main thing I used xposed for was the YouTube ad blocker and the minimize feature. Is there another way to facilitate this in N? Thanks.

Ibuprophen · Mar 21, 2017

monogwai said:
Hey all, stupid question-- main thing I used xposed for was the YouTube ad blocker and the minimize feature. Is there another way to facilitate this in N? Thanks.

I know that I've seen apps on the Play Store as well as in a few areas within the XDA Forums that's supposed to be able to do that but, I've never tried any of them so I can't attest to any recommendations but, they're out there.

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peterlee928 · Mar 21, 2017

monogwai said:
Hey all, stupid question-- main thing I used xposed for was the YouTube ad blocker and the minimize feature. Is there another way to facilitate this in N? Thanks.

happy to provide some suggestions
pm me if interested

bradputt · Mar 21, 2017

android O developer preview released.

https://developer.android.com/preview/download.html#flashable-images

don't think rovo should keep on chasing the android train to find ways to patch xposed.

just let it die.........

unibombz · Mar 21, 2017

Thought I'd check the thread. Looking forward to what's to come for Android-N Xposed. I haven't flashed to N as of yet due to no Xposed, as it's an excellent framework. I hope as things progress we will see it soon. Looking forward to what's to come so I can start to use the new OS

Realized there has been a lot of under hood changes that messed things up for the team, so hope progress is made!
Thanks for all the previous and future hard work team !

Potato997 · Mar 21, 2017

bradputt said:
android O developer preview released.

https://developer.android.com/preview/download.html#flashable-images

don't think rovo should keep on chasing the android train to find ways to patch xposed.

just let it die.........

Let him decide for his life, nobody can tells him to do or not do something

Anyways, that was surprising..

sifatrhmn · Mar 21, 2017

But we can start another thread like "Xposed Framework for Android O"

??

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rieke137 · Mar 21, 2017

Adaway

daddylonglegs said:
Is there an alternative to minminguard? Ad blockers don't cut it because they don't get rid of in-app ads and get rid of the unused space. I can't seem to find anything like it.

You could try Adaway. That seems to have gotten rid of in-app ads.

https://adaway.org/

Samg381 · Mar 22, 2017

monogwai said:
Hey all, stupid question-- main thing I used xposed for was the YouTube ad blocker and the minimize feature. Is there another way to facilitate this in N? Thanks.

Not really. There are a few threads claiming to offer "patched" YouTube apk's that natively block ads, but every single one of them is imperfect and will only slightly (if not at all) reduce ads. Xposed is our only hope.

IlyaKol · Mar 22, 2017

I've finally caved after months of waiting and upgraded to N and did away with xposed. I wish you all the best in your wait for it and I wish Rovo godspeed in getting it figured out but it seems like it's going to get harder and harder for him to do it with each passing OS upgrade.

disper141519 · Mar 22, 2017

android o is coming......

Midomad · Mar 22, 2017

disper141519 said:
android o is coming......

Oh,thanks we didn't know that...

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