LSPosed Xposed Framework [8.1-13.0]. Simple Magisk Module

[jd.21]

how to disable lsposed status from android system notification. if i off the notification of lsposed status again and again it automatically on in it's own. i can't disable it or remove from notification drawer. my phone is rooted is there anyway to edit the android system notification?. it's annoying me whole day.

 

[HippoMan]

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how to disable lsposed status from android system notification. if i off the notification of lsposed status again and again it automatically on in it's own. i can't disable it or remove from notification drawer. my phone is rooted is there anyway to edit the android system notification?. it's annoying me whole day.

There's an app called AutoNotification which can be used to block notifications on rooted devices. It works for me for blocking this LSPosed notification.

 

[djmcnz]

Oft, the "parasitic manager" is really living up to its name, I can't get rid of the damn thing.

I accidently upgraded to LSPosed 1.8.6 and now, even after downgrading to 1.6.5 (which was previously working perfectly), I'm stuck with that persistent idiot prompt for a shortcut on my home screen. I don't want that or the notification.

How do I revert back to the launcher icon with v1.6.5? I had no root detection problems with that (ever).

And, FWIW, the launcher icon option should be preserved for those of us that simply don't have a problem with it. Forcing a notification or a shortcut isn't necessary. The launcher icon option could come with a warning "might not hide root" but at least it would be our choice.

I'm happy with v1.6.5, I just need to kill the shortcut prompt and restore the launcher icon, if the method has been previously posted I'd be grateful if somebody could point me to that post.

TIA.

 

[jd.21]

There's an app called AutoNotification which can be used to block notifications on rooted devices. It works for me for blocking this LSPosed notification.

Thank you for your reply. if i install that app the app should always run in the background. am i correct?. without any additional app is there anyway to disable by editing the .xml/buil.prop or is there any script for kernel managers/customizer(i am on MIUI custom rom)?.

 

[HippoMan]

Thank you for your reply. if i install that app the app should always run in the background. am i correct?. without any additional app is there anyway to disable by editing the .xml/buil.prop or is there any script for kernel managers/customizer(i am on MIUI custom rom)?.

On my device, I run AutoNotification with battery optimization turned off for it, so yes, it will run in the background.

As for your following question, I'm sorry, but I have no idea.

 

[VD171]

Oft, the "parasitic manager" is really living up to its name, I can't get rid of the damn thing.

I accidently upgraded to LSPosed 1.8.6 and now, even after downgrading to 1.6.5 (which was previously working perfectly), I'm stuck with that persistent idiot prompt for a shortcut on my home screen. I don't want that or the notification.

How do I revert back to the launcher icon with v1.6.5? I had no root detection problems with that (ever).

And, FWIW, the launcher icon option should be preserved for those of us that simply don't have a problem with it. Forcing a notification or a shortcut isn't necessary. The launcher icon option could come with a warning "might not hide root" but at least it would be our choice.

I'm happy with v1.6.5, I just need to kill the shortcut prompt and restore the launcher icon, if the method has been previously posted I'd be grateful if somebody could point me to that post.

TIA.

Just always use the latest release and try to learn new things.
Keeping LSPosed outdated is the worst action.

 

[HippoMan]

Just always use the latest release and try to learn new things.
Keeping LSPosed outdated is the worst action.

Some of us need our devices for work or other important tasks, and we don't have the time to go through a long learning process which might involve bricking and bootloops while we try to figure out how to get some newer version to work.

Sometimes, it is indeed quicker and more reliable to downgrade to something that we know to be functional.

 

[djmcnz]

Just always use the latest release and try to learn new things.
Keeping LSPosed outdated is the worst action.

Whilst I respect your right to your opinion, I happen to disagree with it, especially when undesirable features are forced upon us.

My question stands - if somebody can tell me how to revert to the 'normal' manager behaviour of 1.6.5 (i.e. an app drawer icon) so I can delete the unwanted shortcut I would appreciate the assistance. I'm happy to stay on 1.6.5 because it meets my needs. Removing version 1.8.6 obviously leaves some garbage behind that I apparently need to remove manually.

 

[VD171]

Whilst I respect your right to your opinion, I happen to disagree with it, especially when undesirable features are forced upon us.

My question stands - if somebody can tell me how to revert to the 'normal' manager behaviour of 1.6.5 (i.e. an app drawer icon) so I can delete the unwanted shortcut I would appreciate the assistance. I'm happy to stay on 1.6.5 because it meets my needs. Removing version 1.8.6 obviously leaves some garbage behind that I apparently need to remove manually.

Features are forced because you are using the app developed by another person.
But you are not forced to use the app.
LSPosed is open source, so if you feel you are forced to something, you can change anything you want and build your own app.
Or you can suggest changes and report bugs to official LSPosed here:

Issues · LSPosed/LSPosed

LSPosed Framework. Contribute to LSPosed/LSPosed development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

 

[djmcnz]

Features are forced because you are using the app developed by another person.
But you are not forced to use the app.
LSPosed is open source, so if you feel you are forced to something, you can change anything you want and build your own app.
Or you can suggest changes and report bugs to official LSPosed here:

Issues · LSPosed/LSPosed

LSPosed Framework. Contribute to LSPosed/LSPosed development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

I just want to know what to do to return to my prior working state, the upgrade to a later version seems to have hijacked that, which for whatever reason, is undesirable behaviour.

If you can help with that I'd appreciate it, if you can't then that's cool too.

 

[digger16309]

Did you try clearing cache and storage before uninstall through Magisk?

Then reboot.

I don't know where LSPosed installs but i'd look for that using root explorer and delete that directory.

Reboot.

Install the version you prefer.

 

[VD171]

Did you try clearing cache and storage before uninstall through Magisk?

Then reboot.

I don't know where LSPosed installs but i'd look for that using root explorer and delete that directory.

Reboot.

Install the version you prefer.

For recent LSPosed versions:
/data/adb/lspd/
and
/data/adb/modules/zygisk_lsposed/ (for zygisk)
/data/adb/modules/riru_lsposed/ (for riru)

For old LSPosed versions:
/data/app/(mixed words)/org.lsposed.manager-(mixed words)/
or for old Android versions:
/data/app/org.lsposed.manager/

You can find (mixed words) using that:
find /data/app/*/org.lsposed.manager-* -maxdepth 0

 

[djmcnz]

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I appreciate your suggestions, thank you. However none of that worked... but I have resolved the 'problem', in an unlikely and somewhat confusing way, read on.

If I remove the module from Magisk then all of the above mentioned directories no longer exist. I checked this after clearing Magisk's cache and rebooting so, presumably, am starting from a clean slate.

If I then install LSPosed v1.6.5 from local storage via Magisk and reboot I am prompted to create a shortcut. If I don't create the shortcut LSPosed does not function (although still visible and enabled in Magisk), no persistent notification is created. I have to reboot to reactivate the shortcut prompt and create the shortcut before LSPosed will work again.

So non buono there but...

Remove LSPosed (v1.6.5) again, install LSPosed v1.5.3 from local storage, reboot and I have my launcher icon back but my modules don't work (understandable), so I open Magisk and am prompted to update LSPosed to v1.6.5 from the repo (i.e. not "local storage") and reboot... voilà! Now v1.6.5 is working with a launcher icon and no prompt for the parasitic shortcut, all modules enabled and working.

I can't logically explain that.

 

[etmatrix]

I would love to try LSPosed_mod, but the docs say that it works for Magisk 24+.

I'm still on 23.0, because I don't want all the convoluted complexity and headaches of trying to upgrade to a later Magisk version. Has anyone tried LSPosed_mod on 23.0 with any success?

LSPosed and LSPosed_mod has 2 versions, riru and zygisk. Riru works with magisk 23, while zygisk require magisk 24+.
Many people continue to use riru version with success. LSPosed_mod has not changes on core so riru should works without issue.

 

[etmatrix]

Whilst I respect your right to your opinion, I happen to disagree with it, especially when undesirable features are forced upon us.

My question stands - if somebody can tell me how to revert to the 'normal' manager behaviour of 1.6.5 (i.e. an app drawer icon) so I can delete the unwanted shortcut I would appreciate the assistance. I'm happy to stay on 1.6.5 because it meets my needs. Removing version 1.8.6 obviously leaves some garbage behind that I apparently need to remove manually.

I don't understand very well your problem, but I try to give you an idea. I installed the manager from file /data/adb/lspd/manager.apk with pm install, so no parasitic, no shortcut.
You can do with old and new versions, apk is always available.

 

[djmcnz]

I don't understand very well your problem, but I try to give you an idea. I installed the manager from file /data/adb/lspd/manager.apk with pm install, so no parasitic, no shortcut.
You can do with old and new versions, apk is always available.

Thanks for the information and suggestion.

Because I have it working now, 100% to my satisfaction, I will not try any more, or upgrade anything further. My Magisk v23 w/LSPosed is working perfectly for me, including with banking apps and Google wallet.

 

[VD171]

LSPosed and LSPosed_mod has 2 versions, riru and zygisk. Riru works with magisk 23, while zygisk require magisk 24+.
Many people continue to use riru version with success. LSPosed_mod has not changes on core so riru should works without issue.

LSPosed_mod is a waste of time.
Everyone should use Official LSPosed only.

 

[heinhuiz]

LSPosed_mod is a waste of time.
Everyone should use Official LSPosed only.

Having to add new apps into the LSposed scope after every install is a waste of time and a source of unwanted errors.
Everyone should use LSposed_mod only.

Or, in other words, don't try to push your preferences onto others, like you do too often. Your use case can and will differ highly from others. We are all grown ups, well capable of making our own choices without your unsolicited advice. Thank you.

 

[HippoMan]

LSPosed and LSPosed_mod has 2 versions, riru and zygisk. Riru works with magisk 23, while zygisk require magisk 24+.
Many people continue to use riru version with success. LSPosed_mod has not changes on core so riru should works without issue.

Thank you very much!

Yes, I'm using riru.

And just wondering: has anyone actually gotten LSPosed_mod to work with riru under Magisk 23.0?

Even though you've explained that it's likely that I could get this to work, I prefer not to be the first pioneer to try it, given (as I have mentioned before) that I need my device for work and other important tasks, and I can't afford to be without my device for an extended period of time in order to try to fix any possible bricking or bootloops which might occur.

 

[HippoMan]

LSPosed_mod is a waste of time.
Everyone should use Official LSPosed only.

What have you found to be the specific drawbacks of LSPosed_mod?