Hello and thank you for your answer. I can do what I want but it doesn't change anything. Get this picture displayed and nothing goes further.
[WINDOWS/LINUX][TOOL]Fire Toolbox V32.2
- Thread starter Datastream33
- Start date
Hmm... I gather that it just gets stuck there. Is your tablet awake and on? If not, turn it on and enter your pin/password. If that doesn't work, try changing your tablet's lockscreen pin/password to a simple pin like "0-0-0-0" and then trying the lockscreen removal tool again.
New Platform, Who 'Dis?
How's it going guys?
I sincerely hope everyone had a fantastic weekend, and all the mothers out there had a fantastic Mother's Day!
I've got something so exciting to share with you, and I can't wait to share all the details! So, let's not dilly dally and jump right into the announcement!
The Linux Python port is finally ready to be released!!
Hi I tried the Linux Beta installer on Debian Sid/Bookworm (Bookworm is due to be release in 4 days)
It could not get it to work.
Thanks for the great work anyway.
1) Toolbox installer window is front of all other windows.
2) asked to install missing "pysimplegui" and "tqdm" modules, press ok and then stuck on the is screen
hint: See PEP 668 for the detailed specification.
Exception in thread Thread-2 (check_python):
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "threading.py", line 1016, in _bootstrap_inner
File "threading.py", line 953, in run
File "<frozen Installer>", line 329, in check_python
File "<frozen Installer>", line 432, in check_pip
File "<frozen Installer>", line 358, in check_modules
File "subprocess.py", line 369, in check_call
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['python3', '-m', 'pip', 'install', 'PySimpleGUI', 'tqdm']' returned non-zero exit status 1.
Ruuning the install manually you get this:
python3 -m pip install PySimpleGUI tqdm
error: externally-managed-environment
× This environment is externally managed
╰─> To install Python packages system-wide, try apt install
python3-xyz, where xyz is the package you are trying to
install.
If you wish to install a non-Debian-packaged Python package,
create a virtual environment using python3 -m venv path/to/venv.
Then use path/to/venv/bin/python and path/to/venv/bin/pip. Make
sure you have python3-full installed.
If you wish to install a non-Debian packaged Python application,
it may be easiest to use pipx install xyz, which will manage a
virtual environment for you. Make sure you have pipx installed.
See /usr/share/doc/python3.11/README.venv for more information.
note: If you believe this is a mistake, please contact your Python installation or OS distribution provider. You can override this, at the risk of breaking your Python installation or OS, by passing --break-system-packages.
hint: See PEP 668 for the detailed specification.
Closed the toolbox, ran this manually
mkdir '/home/jfp/.local/share/Fire Toolbox V1.0/'
python3.10 -m venv '/home/jfp/.local/share/Fire Toolbox V1.0/'
cd '/home/jfp/.local/share/Fire Toolbox V1.0/'
source bin/activate
python3 -m pip install PySimpleGUI tqdm
~/Downloads/FTB_Beta_V1.0_Installer/FTB_Beta_V1.0_Installer
It then installed successfully but crashed on starting the toolbox.
__pyarmor__
RuntimeError: this Python version is not supported (1:1294)
Main issue is that pyarmor doesn't support python 3.11
#See https://github.com/dashingsoft/pyarmor/issues/873
I could not install python 3.10 to try.
So I used the windows VM fallback.
Thanks.
I'm assuming that you have to do the whole thing again and again after resetting to factory settings or does it keep the deactivation of the lock screen?
I'll try the PIN assignment and try again.
About the firmware:
In the event that you do an update to the new firmware, the deactivation of the lock screen and the advertising and installation of the Google Play Store will still work, or will that no longer work.
Best regards
Stefan
Hi. Doing a factory reset will restore the tablet to factory defaults and will undo everything Toolbox has done. You will need to start from scratch on the tablet with turning on developer options, ADB debugging, lockscreen ads, etc. Sometimes it's simpler to go through that than to figure out how/why the tablet got messed up. It's your choice.
On any firmware update, expect your Toolbox modifications to be removed and replaced with Amazon defaults. You typically will need to run Toolbox again and run through everything. (Another reason to avoid updates!)
I have a 2022 Amazon Fire 7 table that is in the compatability list. I have already side-loaded the Google Play store, but am interested in removing the ads and more importantly disabling a lot of the Amazon Bloat aps. How is the best way for me to proceed? Should I remove the side loaded Playstore (and associated apps), Load a new Play store with the Fire Toolbox (over the existing ones), or just skip that step?
Thanks,
Thanks,
Hi, and welcome to XDA!
I would suggest running Toolbox and using the subtools that you want/need. They're all separate tools and you can run as many as you like. If you have Google Playstore running acceptably, you don't need to run that tool. It won't hurt to run it over what you already have installed if you missed one of the 4-6 apps needed for Google Services. It will just fail to install if an app is already there and more current, but you can skip it if you're happy with what you have.
Be careful running the Amazon debloat scripts. I suggest instead of running the "standard" debloat script, that you run the manual / simple subtool. That way you can individually disable exactly what you want disabled and leave the other apps. You can always re-run the tool later and enable/disable other apps. There is a description of each app in the lower-right and they are color coded green-yellow-red to indicate the relative safety of disabling each.
Thanks.Hi, and welcome to XDA!
I would suggest running Toolbox and using the subtools that you want/need. They're all separate tools and you can run as many as you like. If you have Google Playstore running acceptably, you don't need to run that tool. It won't hurt to run it over what you already have installed if you missed one of the 4-6 apps needed for Google Services. It will just fail to install if an app is already there and more current, but you can skip it if you're happy with what you have.
Be careful running the Amazon debloat scripts. I suggest instead of running the "standard" debloat script, that you run the manual / simple subtool. That way you can individually disable exactly what you want disabled and leave the other apps. You can always re-run the tool later and enable/disable other apps. There is a description of each app in the lower-right and they are color coded green-yellow-red to indicate the relative safety of disabling each.
nothingneko
New member
Just tried running this on Linux. Won't run, here's the output
I'm running Ultramarine Linux (Fedora) 38 and Python 3.11.3
jaiden on gura-a .local/share/Fire Toolbox V1.0
❯ ./FireToolbox
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/jaiden/.local/share/Fire Toolbox V1.0/tools/SplashScreen.py", line 3, in <module>
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RuntimeError: this Python version is not supported (1:1294)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/jaiden/.local/share/Fire Toolbox V1.0/tools/Popup.py", line 3, in <module>
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RuntimeError: this Python version is not supported (1:1294)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/jaiden/.local/share/Fire Toolbox V1.0/tools/Popup.py", line 3, in <module>
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RuntimeError: this Python version is not supported (1:1294)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<frozen __main__>", line 3, in <module>
File "<frozen FireToolbox>", line 452, in <module>
NameError: name 'exit' is not defined
[66290] Failed to execute script 'FireToolbox' due to unhandled exception!
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I'm running Ultramarine Linux (Fedora) 38 and Python 3.11.3
I'm not sure how important this is, but I know it runs fine on Python 3.10. Maybe there are differences between 3.10 and 3.11. Take a look at the dependency list in the installation folder to see if you have everything it needs to run.
Edit: It doesn't look like this was included in the final build. I think it's just listed in the welcome screens. I'll attach it here. It all applies to Python 3.10.
Code:
sudo apt install python3-tk
sudo apt install python3-pip
pip install pysimplegui
pip install multitasking
pip install keyboard
pip install requests
pip install tqdm
pip install keyboard
pip install pyautogui
pip install window-terminal
pip install PIL
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Sir,first of all...thanks for the reply.....Greetings!
I'd firstly like to apologize for the late reply.
Generally, in this situation, I'd recommend factory resetting the tablet and immediately blocking OTAs before DeviceSoftwareOTA even has a chance to download and install Amazon app updates. However, if you don't want to lose all your apps and data (can't blame you one bit) you could try unrestricting OTAs (I'd recommend unplugging your router beforehand), and restricting them again. That should clear any apps DeviceSoftwareOTA has downloaded and prevent them from coming back (I'd also recommend toggling off Automatic Updates as well if it isn't already toggled off). Debloat again and you should be good to go.
Please let us know how it goes, and best of luck!
I did exactly according to directions u gave when u provided me with directions....reset...debloat.. Immediately blocking step by step...
But they came back again....those apps..
Is there anything to do?
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Have you tried RethinkDNS to block OTA Updates? If not, the first link in my signature has a guide on setting it up for that purpose.
I read ur signature post...i need to use vpn now and then....is there any other way?
I remember.....when i use complete debloat list....which disables all useless apps including amazon store/shop amazon.... I used not to get any updates-meaning ota blocking used to work......
But this also makes the amazon launcher(yup i use amazon launcher with all ads turned off) say "not registered " msg.....which is ugly..... That's why i use "keep amazon store " debloat list....which keeps amazon store and amazon launcher didn’t have any more "not registered " msg
Is there
Any way to prevent amazon launcher saying "not registered" even with keeping amazon store disabled?? I guess amazon store is causing me getting updates
Well, there are 2 other ways, each with their own pros/cons.
- You could use your router to do the blocking by adding the sites in my blocklist.txt file located in the 2nd link in my sig to you're router's blocking list. (You may or may not have that ability in your router's firmware.) The major con in this is that you are only protected when on your own network. If you logon to a different network's wfi, you are not protected.
- The other method is to use the "restrict downloads" method by either using Toolbox or by manually setting your wifi to "metered", meaning that it's limited and not to use it for downloads without asking first. The major con too this method is that eventualy it won't bother asking! Also, most streaming services will fail or at least ask your approval before they'll work. But, you are temporarily protected on any network.
How to set restrict downloads method???...Didn't see any such settings in toolbox...i do have to move from wifi to wifi network...(home,library,campus etc...) so 2nd option is the one i should use
Hi! I just got an Amazon Fire 10, 11th generation. Found this bc I am incensed by the ads on the screensaver and the limited controls. I'm new to a lot of the language on this page - if I 'install' the Toolbox installer on my roommate's mac book, will I be able to delete without damage to their device?
Also since it's June 2023 - would love a check in if this installer still works w the new tech.
Thank you so much!
Also since it's June 2023 - would love a check in if this installer still works w the new tech.
Thank you so much!
the option to disable the home screen and replace it with a custom launcher doesn't seem to work. I've tried Lawnchaire launcher and Nova Launcher and the toolbox says it installed it fine and disabled the amazon launcher. but I'm still stuck with the amazon launcher
is this a known issue?
is this a known issue?
Hmm, could you please remind me which tablet you have? I'm wondering if the option is being displayed when it shouldn't. If your tablet is running FireOS 7.3.2.2 disabling won't work due to Fire Launcher now being a protected app.
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I have used the windows version in the past and it is very polished. I really like it. I no longer have a windows box available to me so I decided to try the linux version. The linux version has enough functionality to meet my needs at the moment. I have a 2017 version of the HD 8 Fire tablet. I wanted to keep the app store, prime video, kindle reader, and amazon music while retaining a functional Fire GUI. I disabled everything else including the clock, calendar, calculator, etc. I will keep this configuration until it I no longer need to have it on this tablet.Hi, and welcome to XDA!
That's great to hear that it works on Elementary OS. I just installed Zorin OS in a virtual machine and haven't tested it with Toolbox yet, but the more distros we can try this out on, the better.
The Windows version is the more polished of the 2 Toolboxes and has fewer bugs in it, but the Linux version works very well. I found the most differences in the System UI Customizer, where changing the order of either the Navbar or the Quick Settings items could sometimes be a problem in the Linux version.
I'm glad that your experience with Toolbox was positive and successful. Let us know if you have any difficulties and someone will help you out.
In the windows version I can install GSF and the Aurora app store as well as block OTA updates. I cannot do these with the linux version but that is fine for now. The Aurora store works on this device when installed from the windows toolbox but has constantly spinning icons where there should be app icons on the right side of the opening page. F-Droid works just fine as long as I install an older version. I did successfully sideload an older version of the F-Droid app (current version refuses to install).
Eventually I will kill all of the Amazon stuff altogether.1Hey @Datastream33
Heads-up for FTB device ident
New Fire HD10 13th Gen 2023 just released
Model : KFTUWI
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4Ok, welp... it seems pastebin had enough of us and turned off the bins that contained pointers for the download links. I've updated the Toolbox to include new pointer links using rentry.co instead of pastebin.com. As a result, *downloads in V32.2 are now working once more!
* Downloads will ONLY work in V32.2 and above. Make sure you obtain the new build from the OP!
I've also updated the device detection code so it will no longer set FireOS 8.3.1.5 as restricted.
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Greetings!
Not much has changed in V32.2.
Just updated the pointer for the download links to obtain them from Rentry instead of Pastebin. The device detection code was also updated to ensure FireOS 8.3.1.5 isn't marked as "restricted" when it shouldn't be. Not too many changes this time around... been mainly focused on the Linux port.2
I think that it's necessary. At this moment for sure.
Another possibility might be for someone to work on turning "pysimplegui" into a Linux distro software package installable through the distro package management. Everything else required by FTB has already been done so. This is what is hindering FTB on Linux.
I don't know how easy or how difficult that may be. You've already done a lot of heavy lifting.
I've been looking around Debian's website to see if there may be a "python3-pysimplegui", which is what this package will probably end up being called, somewhere in the pipeline but to no avail. I found nothing listed among their "testing" (beta) packages or even among their "unstable" (alpha) packages. Nobody is working on this as of yet.2Hi, I've got a fire max 11 with the fw 8.3.1.5 and used fire toolbox to turn off the OTA updates and it all worked fine for a month. As of today my apps sometimes would close down when I try and open them. I thought I might of installed something that broke the apps. Both google apps and amazon apps would open and then close. I've factory reseted the device and it wasn't connected to wifi so it wouldn't download the latest fw. Now when I use fire toolbox it will no longer disable OTA updates without using the workaround method. It displays the pop-up saying that I'm on a firmware later than 7.3.2.2 we'll have to use the fallback method. I didn't need to do this before. I can see in fire toolbox that I am still on fw 8.3.1.5. I thought 8.3.1.5 is the latest one that can still turn off OTA updates without the workaround. Can anybody help please?
Also, I have a backup that I took in fire toolbox before my apps was broken. Is it safe to use this backup, without it switching back on OTA updates? -
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Fire Toolbox V32.2
All-In-One Toolbox for Fire Tablets!
The Fire Toolbox is a collection of useful ADB (Android Debug Bridge) tweaks that can be applied to Amazon's Fire Tablets. The Toolbox project aims to help users fully customize and unlock the full potential of their tablets by putting all the power into their hands.The Toolbox doesn't touch the system partition meaning all changes made can be reversed either through the tools/subtools themselves or through a factory reset. This means the Toolbox does NOT void your warranty.
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Device Name: Generation:Amazon Fire Max 11 (2023) 13Amazon Fire 7 (2022) 12Amazon Fire 10/10+ (2021) 11Amazon Fire 8/8+ (2020) 10Amazon Fire 10 (2019) 9Amazon Fire 7 (2019) 9Amazon Fire 8 (2018) 8Amazon Fire 10 (2017) 7Amazon Fire 8 (2017) 7Amazon Fire 7 (2017) 7Amazon Fire HD8 (2016) 6Amazon Fire HD10 (2015) 5Amazon Fire HD8 (2015) 5Amazon Fire HD7 (2015) 5Amazon Fire HD7 (2014) 4Amazon Fire HD6 (2014) 4
In this forum, you may hear the word "generation" being used when talking about Fire Tablets. Just know that "generation" effectively means the same as "what year was the tablet manufactured?". This may seem confusing and as a result a reference table has been provided for you below.
Getting the Toolbox up and running with your tablet is surprisingly a very easy procedure. The only thing required is for you to enable Developer Options and ADB on your tablet. So, without further ado, let's get started.
At this point, please read the section below, and make sure to follow the correct guide that is made for your tablet on how to set up the device so it works with the Toolbox.
FIRE HD 7, 8, 10 (2018 - 2023) Guide:Before purchasing the tablet:- Make sure you uncheck the "Link device to your Amazon account to simplify setup" box before Adding to Cart. (See this screenshot, credits go to @ancientrael)
if the box remains checked, your tablet will automatically update to the latest version of FireOS the second it auto-connects to your wifi.
Booting the tablet for the first time:- Wait for your tablet to fully boot up for the first time (may take a few seconds to minutes).
- When it boots, it will ask you for the language you'd like the OS to use. Select your prefered language.
- Tapping the blue arrow at the bottom of the screen, you'll be asked to connect to a WIFI network.
- Select ANY network from the list (even if you don't know the password).
- Once it asks for the password, tap the "Cancel" button and it will take you to the previous screen with the Wifi networks.
- At the bottom of the screen, you should now see a "Skip Setup" button, go ahead and tap that.
- It will now ask if you're sure you want to skip fire setup. Just tap "Skip" once more.
- You should immeditely be thrown into Fire Launcher. You're now ready to enable USB/ADB Debugging.
Enabling USB Debugging:- Turn on your tablet and go to Settings > Device Options > About Fire Tablet and tap on the Serial Number until you unlock Developer Options.
- Press the back button and find the new Developer Options and toggle it on.
- Scroll down till you find USB Debugging and enable it.
Setting up the drivers:If you are on Windows 10 or Windows 11 you do NOT need to following this guide because Windows will setup the needed drivers by default automatically. All you need to do is plug your tablet in and Windows will take care of the rest. Please wait until these drivers are fully installed before laucnhing the Toolbox for the first time. - Download the latest version of the Toolbox from the Downloads section of this page and install it onto your PC.
- Plug your tablet into the computer, and Windows will start installing the MTP drivers. It will also attempt to install the ADB driver but will fail. (This is normal and to be expected)
- Launch the Toolbox, and it should detect your Windows version and inform you that further driver setup is required. It will then ask you if you'd like the Toolbox to download and install the drivers.
- Click the "Yes" button, wait for the download to finish and follow the driver setup. If this for some reason doesn't work, please follow this guide to manually install the drivers.
- At this point, If drivers are setup properly... the Toolbox will inform you that the "device isn't authorized. Please authorize your device now."
- On your tablet, you should see a new prompt asking if you want to Allow USB Debugging and should show the computer's RSA key fingerprint. Tick the box that says "Always allow from the computer" and hit ok.
That's it, the Toolbox should recognize your tablet and will take you to the main menu. Enjoy!
FIRE HD 6, 7, 8, 10 (2014 - 2017) Guide:Before purchasing the tablet:- Make sure you uncheck the "Link device to your Amazon account to simplify setup" box before Adding to Cart. (See this screenshot, credits go to @ancientrael)
if the box remains checked, your tablet will automatically update to the latest version of FireOS the second it auto-connects to your wifi.
Booting the tablet for the first time:- Wait for your tablet to fully boot up for the first time (may take a few seconds to minutes).
- When it boots, it will ask you for the language you'd like the OS to use. Select your prefered language.
- Tapping the blue arrow at the bottom of the screen, you'll be asked to connect to a WIFI network.
- Select ANY network from the list (even if you don't know the password).
- Once it asks for the password, tap the "Cancel" button and it will take you to the previous screen with the Wifi networks.
- At the bottom of the screen, you should now see a "Skip Setup" button, go ahead and tap that.
- It will now ask if you're sure you want to skip fire setup. Just tap "Skip" once more.
- You should immeditely be thrown into Fire Launcher. You're now ready to enable ADB Debugging.
Enabling ADB Debugging:- Turn on your tablet and go to Settings > Device Options and tap on the Serial Number until you unlock Developer Options.
- Find the new Developer Options and toggle it on.
- Scroll down till you find ADB Debugging and enable it.
Setting up the drivers:If you are on Windows 10 or Windows 11 you do NOT need to following this guide because Windows will setup the needed drivers by default automatically. All you need to do is plug your tablet in and Windows will take care of the rest. Please wait until these drivers are fully installed before laucnhing the Toolbox for the first time. - Download the latest version of the Toolbox from the Downloads section of this page and install it onto your PC.
- Plug your tablet into the computer, and Windows will start installing the MTP drivers. It will also attempt to install the ADB driver but will fail. (This is normal and to be expected)
- Launch the Toolbox, and it should detect your Windows version and inform you that further driver setup is required. It will then ask you if you'd like the Toolbox to download and install the drivers.
- Click the "Yes" button, wait for the download to finish and follow the driver setup. If this for some reason doesn't work, please follow this guide to manually install the drivers.
- At this point, If drivers are setup properly... the Toolbox will inform you that the "device isn't authorized. Please authorize your device now."
- On your tablet, you should see a new prompt asking if you want to Allow USB Debugging and should show the computer's RSA key fingerprint. Tick the box that says "Always allow from the computer" and hit ok.
That's it, the Toolbox should recognize your tablet and will take you to the main menu. Enjoy!
• ADB Shell - Spawn a Unix shell that can be used to communicate with the device and execute commands.• Custom Launcher - Replace Fire Launcher with a custom launcher.• Enable Widget Support - Enable widgets on supported launchers.• Custom Sounds - Set custom sounds for notifications, lock/unlock events, low battery, and more!• Density Modifier - Change the value of pixels per inch to either decrease or increase resolution.• Restore Default Density - Restore the factory default density.• Google Assistant - Replace Amazon Alexa with Google Assistant.• Google Services - Install Google Services and the Play Store.• Google Services (Manage)• Add/Remove Google Accounts• Clear Data/Cache for Play Services• Uninstall Play Services• Hybrid Apps - Sideload Amazon Appstore apps without having the Appstore enabled.• Keyboard and Input - Manage other input methods and install custom keyboards.• Lockscreen Wallpaper - Replace the lockscreen's wallpaper with a custom one. • Manage Amazon Apps - Manage the Amazon apps installed on your tablet.• Hide/disable Amazon Apps - Hide and Disable Amazon apps through presets or manually select apps.• Restore Amazon Apps - Completely restore every Amazon app or manually select apps to restore.• Modify System Settings - • Power Options - Reboot, shutdown, reboot into recovery, or reboot the tablet into bootloader mode.• Parental Controls Hide - Installs a service that auto-dismisses messages from Parental Controls.• Privacy Controls - Disable telemetry collection of app usage data, interest based ads, etc. • Push and Pull• Push - Transfer files from your computer to your tablet.• Pull - Retrieve files from your tablet and transfer them to your computer.• Remove Lockscreen Ads - Remove ads from the lockscreen.• Screen Capturing - Record the device's screen, or capture a screenshot.• Sideload Apps - Install APKs from sources outside of the Amazon Appstore.• System Backup • Backup - Create a backup of the current system configuration.• Restore - Restore system configuration from a previously created backup.• User Management (8th gen and above)• Create a User - Create a new user.• Delete a User - Delete a toolbox created user.• Switch Users - Switch the current user to a different Toolbox created user.• YouTube Clients - Install third-party Youtube clients.
Windows:
VersionInstaller (.exe)Portable (.zip)Update PostVirusTotalV32.0DownloadPostLinkV31.0DownloadPostLinkV30.2DownloadPostLinkV30.1DownloadPostLinkV30.0DownloadPostLinkV29.0DownloadPostLinkV28.9DownloadDownloadPostLinkV27.0DownloadPostLinkV26.1DownloadPostLinkV25.2PostLinkV24.0DownloadPostLink*Halloween EditionDownload*Bug FixLinkV23.0DownloadPostLinkV22.0DownloadPostLinkV21.0DownloadPostLinkV20.0DownloadPostLinkV19.0DownloadPostLinkV18.0DownloadPostLinkV17.0DownloadPostLinkV16.0PostLinkv15.0PostLinkV13.0PostLinkV12.0PostLinkV11.1PostLinkV11.0PostLinkV10.2PostLinkV10.1PostLinkV10.0PostLinkV9.2PostLinkV9.1PostLinkV9.0PostLinkV8.2PostLinkV8.1PostLinkV7.2.1DownloadPostLinkV7.1PostLinkV7.0PostLinkV6.56PostLinkV6.55PostLinkV6.54DownloadPostLink
*Linux:
VersionPython VersionInstallerUpdate PostVirusTotalV3.0 (Beta)3.10.xPostLinkV3.0 (Beta)3.11.xPostLink
NOTICE: You must obtain the correct version for your installed Python version. Run "python3 -V" in the Terminal to get the installed python version for your distro.
* While in Beta, I'd like to heavy push the installer so that we can get it to stable along with the Toolbox. So, for now, the only download option will be the installer. Once the Toolbox and the Installer are both stable a portable option will be available. However, if you really need a portable version please PM me and I'll send you the link.
Other Downloads:
ResourceResource LinkApplicable ToolsCustom Navigation Bar IconsNavigation Bar ModifierToolbox ChangelogsN/A
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The Toolbox is being marked as a virus?This is likely because the Toolbox (and it's installer) aren't signed with a software license. This freaks Windows out because it sees that there is no publisher, and as a result it displays a warning (smartscreen). In addition, some anti-viruses might also flag the Toolbox as a virus simply because the build is relatively new and there is no record of it in the anti-viruses database, resulting in a false positve.As always, I take your security and privacy VERY seriously! If you do not feel safe with installing the Toolbox due to virus concerns, I respect and support your decision. It is always up to the user and their judgment!32I'd also like to take the time to acknowledge today as a very special day for this project! Today marks the 3RD YEAR anniversary of the project!!!
It seems like only yesterday, that the first version of the Toolbox was released! It's just crazy to think that it all started in 2019, as a very simple batch file program designed solemnly to remove lock screen ads, and has grown into what it is today! If you're interested in what started it all, I'd highly recommend checking out this post. It dives a little more into the Toolbox's background and it's beginnings!
I just wanted to THANK YOU all from the bottom of my heart for making the last 3 years so memorable! If it wasn't for the amazing support and this wonderful community, the project would've died a long time ago! You guys are the fuel that feeds the Toolbox's development!
Through this project, I've gotten to meet some wonderful people that I'd consider to be good friends:
@Davy49, @Tailborn, @Falcon342, @blaacksheep, and of course you (the one reading this)!
So, where does the Toolbox go from here? Well, I suppose the next step would be to bring the Toolbox to more platforms! Currently, the Toolbox is being ported to other platforms using the Python programming language, and PySimpleGUI. I've also been asked if the Toolbox Python port will ever become open-source, and I think the answer is most likely yes. Big things are planned for the Toolbox this year, and I hope you'll join me on this journey!
HERE'S TO THE TOOLBOX'S 3RD YEAR ANNIVERSARY!!
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A lot has changed since I first posted this. Toolbox has been updated to v29.0 and now has a new method of replacing the Fire Launcher, DNS66 is only a delaying tactic and doesn't stop updates in all cases, and the Lockscreen Ad removal process in the old FTB v9.2 still works to remove the ads. I leave the post up, but understand that it's just for reference as a starting point for you to explore these things.
What to do about F/W v. 7.3.2.2
So your Fire tablet has the latest firmware update on it (v7.3.2.2) and Fire Toolbox won't do what it's supposed to. All is not lost. I've collected some workarounds that will keep Amazon at bay. The three main problems are:
1) You can't stop Automatic updates.
2) You can't get rid of the lockscreen ads.
3) You hate the Amazon Launcher, but Amazon won't let you change it permanently.
Once those three problems are addressed, you pretty much have your tablet back. The Toolbox will still work for all the other things you want modify. First, get your tablet set up with Toolbox, install Google Services, and install the launcher you want. (Make sure to select "Enable Widget Support".) We'll take care of the Amazon Launcher later. So let's get started with the 3 main problems.
1) Automatic updates.
This method is far from perfect and has sometimes allowed updates to somehow slip by. The only other way to do this that I know is to use an app blocking firewall and block the update apps. I chose this method because it doesn't require a 'training period' to train the app on what to block and what to let through. Also, if you've already got lockscreen ads in your tablet's cache, this will not remove them. This method must be in place before you first connect to WiFi for the lockscreen ad blocking to work.
We need to stop the tablet from contacting Amazon to update it's firmware. We can no longer disable the service that does this, BUT, we can interfere with it's ability to contact the server from which it gets its updates. On a computer, we would modify the hosts file and block the addresses of the update servers. On an Android device, we need root access to do that, but there is an alternate way of adding things to the hosts file - with a VPN. We'll use a free and open source ad blocking VPN app to do this. The app is called DNS66 and it's available through F-Droid. You need to make sure this is always running to be protected from updates.Luckily, android has a feature to assist us in this. It's called "Always On VPN" and we need another app to access the hidden setting for this. We'll use "Activity Launcher" to get to this setting. Activity Launcher is available from Google's Play Store.
It turns out that using Activity Launcher to change this hidden setting does nothing more than give you an extra notification that your VPN is off. It doesn't stop traffic, so it's useless. Besides, my tablet has taken to turning the "Always On VPN" setting back off every time I boot. (Thanks Amazon!) Activity Launcher is still useful for finding settings that Amazon doesn't see fit to include. It also makes desktop shortcuts to those settings if you wish.
Download DNS66 to your computer from f-droid.org or from the attached file, copy it to your tablet and install it.Also go to the Play Store and install Activity Launcher.Finally, get the Amzn_Blcklist.txt that's attached to this post and copy that to your tablet. The blocklist file must remain on your tablet, so put it somewhere where it won't get deleted. I suggest in the root of your internal storage. (/storage/emulated/0)
Open DNS66. There are a couple settings that must be changed. On the Start tab, turn on "Watch Connection". (All 3 switches should now be on.)
Now go to the Hosts tab. Tap the "+" in the lower-right. Under Title, type "Amazon Blocklist". Tap the paper clip on the next line. Navigate to the Amzn_Blocklist.txt file you downloaded earlier and select it. Now tap "Done" in the upper-right. You should now have the first and last entry on the displayed list selected.
Now go to the Apps tab. Turn on "Show System Apps". Tap the gear under the Show System Apps switch and select "No Apps". All the switches below that should now be off.
You can optionally set your own DNS servers on the next screen if you'd like. I like to turn on Custom DNS Servers, deselect the German ones that are pre-selected, and then turn on the last two servers (CloudFlare).
This can also be done with Toolbox making this step unnecessary. Now go back to the Start tab. Tap "Start". It will notify you that it wants to connect to a VPN. Tap Yes or OK and allow it.
Quick note: Do not use the Toolbox DNS changer in Modify System Settings AND the DNS66 Custom DNS setting together. This will cause connectivity to fail. I use DNS66 and not Toolbox's DNS changer. Having the Custom DNS Servers set ins DNS66, and using the Toolbox DNS changer simultaneously caused me hours of grief trying to figure out why Google couldn't connect!
Now Launch Activity Launcher. Tap the magnifying glass in the upper-right. Enter "VPN". One setting should appear called "VPN". Tap it. Tap the gear on the end of the DNS66 line. Turn on Always-on VPN. Turning on the other switch makes Google Services think you are disconnected, so leave that one off. Step one accomplished.
Notes:
DNS66 takes several seconds before it gets started when you first boot, so it is possible that the tablet will make a DNS query for the update server or the lockscreen ad server before it loads. Best practice is to turn off WiFi before you power down or reboot.
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2) Lockscreen Ads.
Toolbox v29.0 now takes care of lockscreen ads!
It turns out, that blocking those update servers also blocks your tablet from getting any lockscreen
ads! No further action is needed. I stopped investigating this because I chose to disable the lockscreen completely. If you want to do that, you can do it in Toolbox, or in Activity Launcher that you just installed. Launch Activity Launcher. Tap the magnifying glass. Type in "screenlock". Now tap the last item (.password.ScreenLockSuggestionActivity). Select None and you're done.
Notes:
It has come to my attention that when disabling your PIN, it may still ask you for a PIN by Parental Controls for some settings or activities. I would suggest if you're going to disable your PIN, to first set it to something simple like 0000, reboot it, and then disable the PIN. That way you'll know what PIN you set if it suddenly asks you next month for your PIN.
Another way to disable lockscreen ads is detailedHere.
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3) Amazon Launcher.
New: Toolbox v29 has remediated most of the difficulties in replacing the launcher. Always check that you have the latest version of Toolbox. I'll leave the rest of the post up to inspire ideas.
The latest version of Toolbox (v 28.1) has a new tool called 'Custom Navbar Key'. This method uses Automate to automatically replace the Home button every time you reboot. It works rather nicely. I leave this section posted for completeness and to facilitate experimentation on other choices.
The way we're going to get rid of the Amazon Launcher is by not calling it! We're going to replace the Home button with another button that we can map to any launcher we'd like. This isn't a perfect solution, but it is FREE. If you're willing to spend a couple bucks, you can purchase a more configurable gesture navigation app with more features, but this is FREE, so maybe you can accept it's shortcomings. I'll keep this post updated with other navbar replacements that people suggest.
Go to the Play Store. Get and install "One Button Navigation". Launch it. It will want you to turn on Accessability Service for it. Follow the on-screen instructions and turn on "One Button Navigation Bar". You'll see your new nav button at the bottom of the screen. I like to adjust the width down to a dot, like the button it's replacing, but that's up to you. I also like to make the background black and the botton bright yellow so that I'm reminded it's running. Set up the background and button colors as you like them. Yeah, I know the ads in this are obtrusive, but you'll never see them once it's set up. Also DNS66 will block the ads if you install that first.
Next tap the Action tab. Tap "Single Click". Scroll down and select "Launch Application...". Select the launcher that you installed with Toolbox here. In my case, it was Nova 7. (Google updated the Nova version that Toolbox installed.) Now you can set any other actions you'd like for the new button.
I didn't want anything additional, so I made the gestures similar to the original buttons. This is all up to you. You can reverse them or set additional functionality to the button. I ended up with a new navbar that covers the original navbar (the one with the home button that brings up the Amazon Launcher). I now have a button that when pressed, takes me to my launcher. When I swipe it left, it goes back a screen. When I swipe it right, it shows the recents. I spent a lot of time with other navbar replacements and this is the minimalist replacement that works best for me. YMMV. Before someone complains that it doesn't work in landscape mode, I'm not the developer. You should rate it and leave a comment for him! This is the best I could find that does what I want for FREE.
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I'll edit this post with your suggestions for better solutions to these problems and keep a list of navbar replacements that people suggest at the end so you can find what works best for you.
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Some Suggested Navigation Bar replacements:
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One Button Navigation Bar by Nu-Kob (PlayStore)
Pie Control by coolAce (PlayStore)
Simple Control by coolAce (PlayStore)
DNS66 is available from F-Droid.org (dated March 26, 2021)
Activity Launcher is available from APKMirror.com (dated March 21,2022)21What's going on, guys?
I sincerely hope everyone is doing good, and having a wonderful December so far!
Today marks the release of V26.0 of the Toolbox! So, without further ado... let's take a look at what this release has to offer!
Welcome, Welcome, Welcome... Screen!
You know, every time I run a build for the first time I go through the Theme Selector, then the Tour, and then the Welcome Screen. I just think to myself "this is just a mess" - so in this update I thought I'd focus on improving it and making it better. I started by re-designing the Welcome Screen and doing my best to link all three tools into something that looked visually appealing. Now, in a tabbed interface you'll find the Setup Tour in the very first tab, Theme Selection (with a new UI) in the second, Installation Management in the third, and finally in the fourth the Changelog.
Now let's talk specifically about the Installation Management tool. This bad boy now has the ability to read installations from directories other than the default (localappdata\Datastream). So, if you've got your installations in a custom location, and you'd like to manage them, it's now possible to point the path to that location. This should help make managing installations a lot easier!
Custom Launchers on FireOS 7.3.2.2
As some of you may know, I bit the bullet and updated my tablet to the latest version of FireOS... to the dreaded 7.3.2.2. This update, from what I heard, caused the Custom Launcher and disabling OTAs tools to no longer function and after updating, I soon discovered that it was indeed the case. I then tried everything I could think and well really didn't turn up any valuable workarounds... until I tried the method we'd been using on older gen devices... and it worked! Of course, just like on the older gens, it has the drawback of being removed every time the device is rebooted. However, it's the only method I could find, so it's better than nothing, right?
Anyway, while coding it in I decided to take the liberty of also clean up the code, and the UI a bit. What's cool is the tool will now read what generation your tablet is, and display what methods are available to use. You'll also find that the initial method selection UI is a lot more usable compared to its previous iteration.
Change the Timeout for the Display?
Ah, the latest addition to the General group in the Modify System Settings tool. This subtool not only allows you to alter the timeout to traditional values, but also allows you to set a custom timeout. Want your screen to sleep after 24 hours of inactivity? This one's for you folks who want to extend the timeout as much as you can. Just be careful, it may cause a burn-in if your tablet's screen remains on the same screen for too long!
Let's Talk Linux Port Stuff
I guess the point of this section is to ask you guys if you're ok with updates to the VB version being slowed down, so I can focus more on the port? I'd also like to address a common question I get asked about it being open-source. Right now, I'm planning on it being closed-source for now. However, I am planning on making it open-source when I feel like the time is right. Please be patient! So, let's get back to the original question... are you guy's ok if I shift primary focus to the port?
Wait, that's not everything! If you're interested in everything that's changed... please take a look at the changelog below:
Ready to download V26.0? Head on over to the Download's section of the OP. By the way, because of some directory changes to the bin folder... the update will not show up in the Updater. It must be installed via the Installer or extracted from the Portable release.
Ok, my favorite part about of these release posts... sharing appreciation for you awesome folks! I just wanted to say I'm so blessed to be a part of the wonderful community over here on XDA. You guys are incredible people and in fact... this is perhaps the one place I've been on that I don't see negativity or people bullying one another. You guys are just AMAZING and I wanted to let you know that I appreciate everyone's support! Furthermore, you guys are what keep this project going, and it wouldn't be where it is today without you guys! So please pat yourself on the back - you deserve it!
Also, I'd like to place the limelight on my good friends @blaacksheep, and of course @Falcon342. I just can't express how much I appreciate all you've done for this thread! I haven't had the time to get on here because of work and when I come on the forum I see you guys helping out and answering questions. I really do appreciate the time and effort you two have put into being so freaking helpful! However, I've got to be honest, I'm extremely sad because I feel like I'm not doing enough. I'm sure you guys would like a little help (I'm gonna try harder to be more active on here when I can to hopefully help you guys out). Anyway, thank you guys again!! I really do appreciate it!!!!
Also, don't think I forgot about you donators! I just want to say I'm so honored that you'd donate your hard-earned cash. Sometimes I feel like I don't deserve it. Guys and gals, THANK YOU so much for donating! I really do appreciate every penny!
This year has flown by and Christmas is right around the corner, so I just wanted to say MERRY CHRISTMAS and I hope you all had a remarkable 2021! Let's hope 2022 is an even better year!
Well, that's all I've got for now! Have a good one, guys, and until next time... Peace!
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