Introduction

We are pleased to announce the release of Androidacy Module Manager download v2.3.3. This update represents a significant milestone in our ongoing commitment to providing a robust and user-friendly environment for module management on Android devices. While we have incorporated a host of new features and improvements, the focus remains on delivering a seamless and efficient user experience.

Key Features of Androidacy Module Manager download v2.3.3

The v2.3.3 update brings a series of carefully considered enhancements and new features. One of the most noticeable changes is the revamped user interface, designed to offer a more intuitive and visually pleasing experience. The theme tweaks are subtle yet effective, making navigation and module management easier than before.

Debug logging is another feature that has been introduced in this update. While it can be enabled on release builds to assist in troubleshooting, we recommend using this feature judiciously. Enabling debug logging can consume additional resources, potentially slowing down the application. Therefore, it should be activated only when necessary for diagnosing specific issues.

Improved Module Customization

The new version offers an extensive range of customization options, particularly beneficial for those looking to manage Magisk and KernelSU modules. While KernelSU support is still under development, we have made significant progress in enhancing its functionality. However, it’s worth noting that installing from the repository may still present challenges for some users. We are actively working on resolving these issues and appreciate your patience in the interim. We hope to fix this issue before the next module manager download is available.

Enhanced Stability and Performance

Stability and performance have been key focus areas in this update. From addressing local install crashes to optimizing the codebase, we have taken steps to ensure that your module management experience is as smooth as possible. Additional improvements include faster startup times, improved memory usage, and the incorporation of a download manager for manual downloads.

Compatibility and Support

Androidacy Module Manager v2.3.3 is designed to be compatible with Android 8 and newer versions. This ensures that a broad spectrum of Android users can benefit from the enhanced module management capabilities offered by this update.

Installation and Updates

To install the module manager download, you may visit our official download page. The installation process is straightforward, and comprehensive instructions are provided to guide you through each step.

Community Engagement and Resources

Our community of users and developers plays a vital role in shaping the future of Androidacy Module Manager. For further information and assistance, you may visit our official website, Telegram channels, and GitHub repository.

Conclusion

The release of Androidacy Module Manager download v2.3.3 marks a significant step forward in our mission to provide a comprehensive solution for enhanced module management on Android devices. While the update brings a host of new features and improvements, it maintains the balance between complexity and user-friendliness, making it an ideal choice for both novice and experienced users. We encourage you to upgrade to this latest version to fully experience the range of features and enhancements it offers.

FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)

1. Is Androidacy Module Manager compatible with all Android devices?
   The application is designed to be compatible with Android 8 and newer versions.
2. How can I install Androidacy Module Manager?
   The latest version can be downloaded from our official download page, where you will also find detailed installation instructions.
3. Can I continue using Magisk modules with Androidacy Module Manager?
   Yes, the application is fully compatible with Magisk modules.
4. How often does Androidacy release updates for the module manager?
   We aim to release updates at regular intervals to ensure optimal user experience.

We trust that this guide provides a comprehensive overview of what to expect from the latest update. Should you have any further queries, we invite you to reach out through our community channels. Thank you for your continued support and for being a valued member of the Androidacy community.

This release does not have a Play Store Description, so we grabbed one from version 0.4.0:

Fox's Magisk Module Manager

The official Magisk is dropping support to download online modules...
So I made my own app to do that! :3

This app is not officially supported by Magisk or its developers

The Modules shown in this app are not affiliated with this app
(Please contact repo owners instead)

Requirements

Minimum:

• Android 5.0+
• Magisk 19.0+
• An internet connection

Recommended:

• Android 6.0+
• Magisk 21.2+
• An internet connection

Note: This app may require the use of a VPN in countries with a state wide firewall.

For users

To install the app go to releases, and download and install the latest .apk on to your device.

The app currently use these three repo as it's module sources, with it's benefits and drawback:
(Note: Each module repo can be disabled in the settings of the app)
(Note²: I do not own or monitor any of the repo, download at your own risk)

https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Alt-Repo

• Accepting new modules here
• Less restrictive than the original repo
• Officially supported by Fox's mmm

https://www.androidacy.com/modules-repo/

• Accepting new modules here
• Modules downloadable easily outside the app
• Officially supported by Fox's mmm
• Contains ads

https://github.com/Magisk-Modules-Repo

• No longer accept new modules or receive update to existing modules
• May be shut down at any moment
• Official app dropped support for it
• No longer supported by Fox's mmm

As the main repo may shutting down due to the main app no longer supporting it, stopped accepting new modules, and also no longer receive updates since the 21 December 2021.

If a module is in multiple repos, the manager will just pick the most up to date version of the module, allowing developers to switch repo at their own pace if they want to.

Note: If you or a friend uploaded a module and it doesn't appear in your module list you can disable the low quality filter in the app settings.
Go to the developer documentation for more info.

Screenshots

Main activity:
 

For developers

The manager can read new meta keys to allow modules to customize their own entry

It also use minApi, maxApi and minMagisk in the module.prop to detect compatibility
And support the support and donate properties to allow them to add their own support links
And if you want to be event fancier you can setup config to your own config app.
(Note: the manager use fallback values for some modules, see developer documentation for more info)

It also add new ways to control the installer ui via a new #! command system
It allow module developers to have a more customizable install experience

For more information please check the developer documentation

For translators

See app/src/main/res/values/strings.xml and app/src/main/res/values/arrays.xml

If your language is right to left you should make a copy of app/src/main/res/values/bools.xml and set lang_support_rtl to true.

Translators are not expected to have any previous coding experience.

I want to add my own repo

To add you own repo to Fox's mmm it need to follow theses conditions:

• The module repo or at least one of it's owners must be known.
• Modules in the repo must be monitored, and malicious modules must be removed.
• Module repo must have a valid, working, automatically or frequently updated modules.json (Example)

In addition of these initial condition the repo must follow these rules:

• Repos must process and take-down off their repo module where it's removal was requested by their original author, even if their licences legally allow their distributions.
• Repos may collect and store "mixed anonymous data" without user permission (Anonymous means no personal data, usernames, email, or IP addresses) (Mixed means users data must be split and not that separate data is not linkable together)
• Temporary storage of IPs address without user consent is allowed for rate limiting, GeoIP, security reason, and must not be used for any other purpose without user consent. (GeoIP is the process of getting the country of an IP address)
• Repos may not collect and/or distribute any personal data without user explicit consent
• Modules owners must be aware that their modules are being hosted on the repository
  (This rule doesn't apply for modules from Magisk-Modules-Repo last updated before 2022)
• Modules owners must be aware of any change made of the distributed version of their modules.

If all of these conditions are met you can open an issue for review.
(And don't forget to include a link to the modules.json)

If an existing repo is not respecting theses rules please open an issue.
If a repo is repeatedly violating these rule will be removed from the app.
Last update of theses rules are: 6 February 2022

Please note that these rules does not apply retroactively. If your post an issue about rules violation they must violate both the version of the rules at the moment of the incident and the latest version of the rules.
(This paragraph doesn't apply for legal requests or illegal behaviour)