Hi guys here I m sharing Adfree.apk ,it is freeware and it is removed from google playstore .
AdFree is a simple app for Android operating system that modifies the system host file to redirect known advertising and tracking hostnames to local host.
Source:http://adfree.bigtincan.com/adfree.apk
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I found great file explorer app, more info:
XDA thread
Google play store
New 1.3 version.
present running version 1.5 beta
Here's a list of the new stuff (cancelled features are striked out):
Ubuntu One, Copy (no upload ) and MediaFire clients (no Mega at now)
Completely rewritten Google Drive client (requires ACCESS_ACCOUNTS permission)
Ability to encrypt cloud bookmarks in the same way as FTP or SFTP
Collapsing list of bookmarks (useful when you have a lot of them)
Improved WebDav client with support for self signed SSL certificates (remember about /owncloud/remote.php/webdav path when using Owncloud)
Fixed SD card issues on Android 4.3 (I hope so)
Other small fixes (full list coming soon)
download -- http://support.solidexplorer.pl/attachments/175
this s a RELEASE CANDIDATE VERSION
Note : I'm just sharing the work of the XDA Member uncopt.Here's a little introduction by him :
Duo: Holo File Manager w/ Root (DuoFM for short, formerly UNCOPT File Browser), aims to be your go-to app for everything file-related on your android device.
It is similar to Windows Explorer or Mac finder on your computer. Just like them, it can be used to access files on the device, and also to browse the files on your network or on cloud services.
DuoFM combines the features of the popular file managers (like Astro, ES Explorer, Solid Explorer, ...) and root explorers.
Its main focus points are:
1) design : The application fits perfectly within the modern android holographic (Holo) style that was introduced with Android 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich or ICS). It looks and feels as if it was one of the apps bundled with the core of android, and follows Google design guidelines perfectly.
2) security: unlike many other explorers, we never create any intermediate copies that could be accessed by other apps, not on the filesystem and not in memory. We support opening / sending / copying files of any size, without requiring any space left on the internal or external storage. This is true for all directories: local, remote (over the network or in the cloud), or inside archives. We stream the data to the target directory or application.
The various storage areas (internal memory, sdcards) are automatically detected, including On-The-Go (OTG) USB attachments when available. No user specification is required.
Access to files not located on the device or its attachements is done through plugins. This separation is done to keep the main application small and to let users decide what extra feature to install. The available plugins are listed in the settings.
So far, the following plugins are available (and free):
- LAN: to give access to the local network shares (windows, SAMBA or SMB).
- FTP(S) & SSH2
- Google Drive
- SkyDrive
- Dropbox
When superuser (root) is enabled, partitions can be automatically remounted in rw, and permissions (including suid, guid and sticky bits), group and owner can be changed easily.
We also developped a sdk that allows users to create their own plugins.
For details about all the features, our roadmap and how to contact us, please visit our website at http://duofm.bitbucket.orghttp://duofm.bitbucket.org
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Original Thread - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2650583
Where is the dwnld link.??
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aniket.lamba said:
Note : I'm just sharing the work of the XDA Member uncopt.Here's a little introduction by him :
Original Thread - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2650583
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nice
Souroking said:
Where is the dwnld link.??
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Free Version : http://goo.gl/5RKDm
Full Version : http://goo.gl/m9ksq
Lan Plugin : http://goo.gl/hD30T
Dropbox Plugin: http://goo.gl/f9668U
GoogleDrive Plugin: http://goo.gl/B1ssR9
FTP Plugin: http://goo.gl/ZspZ7L
SkyDrive Plugin: http://goo.gl/BWdXsa
SDK Plugin: http://goo.gl/Mia0fq (for developpers)
This mod allows to use /system/etc/hosts file on configurations/ROMs (mostly symlinked hosts file on Android 4.4+) where it is ignored.
Hosts file usually gets ignored on some ROMs due to SELinux restrictions if it is a symlink to file on different partition.
Technically it works by attaching to all packages/apps and hooking DNS resolution API. On first name resolution API call hosts file is read and stored in memory (in HPPC OpenHashMap structure).
Additional features of hosts file:
use of IP address 127.0.0.0 allows to fail name resolution of associated hosts
use of DNS names instead of IP addresses (these DNS names are passed directly to DNS resolver - they are not looked up in hosts file recursively)
Known limitations:
JNI libraries are not affected (some applications may still ignore hosts file)
hosts file is read in memory of each application when it makes first DNS query (time and memory used depends on size of hosts file; time is logged in logcat with tag "hostsEnabler")
hosts Enabler uses HPPC: High Performance Primitive Collections for Java library which is distributed under Apache License 2.0.
This mod requires Xposed framework to be set up and hosts Enabler enabled as Xposed module.
Disclaimer: I am not responsible for anything that may happen as a result of using this mod.
Xposed Module Repository page:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/lv.id.dm.hostsenabler
For changelog see next post, for download links see downloads section.
XDA:DevDB Information
hosts Enabler, Xposed for all devices (see above for details)
Contributors
DavisNT
Xposed Package Name: lv.id.dm.hostsenabler
Version Information
Status: Stable
Current Stable Version: 1.0
Stable Release Date: 2014-08-30
Created 2014-08-30
Last Updated 2014-08-31
Changelog:
v 1.0
* Initial release.
@DavisNT: Seems you missed UnbelovedHosts ...
defim said:
@DavisNT: Seems you missed UnbelovedHosts ...
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Actually I was aware of that module, but I wanted to restore full functionality of hosts file (name resolution, use with third party updater tools etc.) with main focus on name resolution.
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Actually I was aware of that module, but I wanted to restore full functionality of hosts file (name resolution, use with third party updater tools etc.) with main focus on name resolution.
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Both seem technically more or less the same: Reading an file with blocked hosts and answer name resolution requests with its contents. Btw with some devices (like Nexus 7) there is the issue that the /etc/hosts file is sometime reverted at reboot, what was the cause for me to use Xposed
defim said:
Both seem technically more or less the same: Reading an file with blocked hosts and answer name resolution requests with its contents. Btw with some devices (like Nexus 7) there is the issue that the /etc/hosts file is sometime reverted at reboot, what was the cause for me to use Xposed
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I won't say they are the same:
UnbelovedHosts: full featured ad blocking solution
hosts Enabler: enables use of /system/etc/hosts file (for manually added name resolution entries (home PC etc.) or, if you wish, with any 3rd party updater software)
I will test it thanks :good:
So could I use this MOD to fix my google play store from have a no connection error caused by a change in the /ect host file?
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bossgamethegreat said:
So could I use this MOD to fix my google play store from have a no connection error caused by a change in the /ect host file?
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I suppose best solution is to undo the change in /system/etc/hosts file.
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I suppose best solution is to undo the change in /system/etc/hosts file.
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Yes, I understand and did that. What I'm trying to ask is if this would help make the change constant. It's getting really bothersome to half to keep making the change every time the Play Store feels like it doesn't want to work.
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Yes, I understand and did that. What I'm trying to ask is if this would help make the change constant. It's getting really bothersome to half to keep making the change every time the Play Store feels like it doesn't want to work.
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/system/etc/hosts by default should contain only localhost entry. If Google Play needs additional entries then, most likely, there is a problem with DNS servers of your network/provider. If there "appear" some entries which block Google Play then, most likely, you have installed an ad blocker (e.g. AdAway) and you are using some custom blocking lists (which include entry(-ies) that accidentally block Google Play).
BTW This is completely off-topic here. If you wish we can continue discussion in a new thread in form of your device (create the thread and send me PM with link to it).
Would this allow for ad blockers to work even if you enable Chrome bandwidth saver that hijacks all dns requests?
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Would this allow for ad blockers to work even if you enable Chrome bandwidth saver that hijacks all dns requests?
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No, this module shouldn't be able to allow ad blockers to work with Chrome bandwidth saver.
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Hi i have develop on a chinese tablet without root.
When app starts there is this crash:
Code:
E/WebViewFactory: Chromium WebView package does not exist
android.webkit.WebViewFactory$MissingWebViewPackageException: Failed to load WebView provider: No WebView installed
at android.webkit.WebViewFactory.getWebViewContextAndSetProvider(WebViewFactory.java:319)
tablet has not play store and no google app but i installed chome web view but there is crash...
I find this post in japanese
http://www.ishenping.com/ArtInfo/1686404.html
how can i set a default webview component without root?
This happens when google's API isn't installed (like the google play services). This usually happens to developers who are using an emulator image without google's API. Since you say this is a chinese tablet I'm sure this is your issue. Not all android OS images are equal.
I'm looking for a simple but flexible file manager type app for android. I use Files-by-Google predominately to scan and view images and videos so I specifically do not select "show hidden files" because I don't want Files-by-Google to ignore .nomedia files. Plus even if you do select "show hidden files" Files-by-Google shows Android>data and Android>obb as empty when these directories are clearly full of stuff when viewed over USB from the PC.
Because of this I've basically been using the Storage entry under Settings (Settings>Storage) as my default file manager. If I "show hidden files" in Storage I see the same directory structure that I see from the PC over USB. However I could not use Storage to move a set directories that had been placed in Internal_Storage>Documents from the PC over USB to where they belonged in Internal_Storage>Android>data>com.ngc.fora>files>Documents. In order to move the data to where it needed to be I had to use the PC over USB.
I'm looking for a simple but flexible android file manager that will show me everything that's there and nothing that's not with the ability to delete, copy and move files and directories to and from anywhere on the device. Also I would hope to be able to examine and traverse the entire directory structure in both the Internal_Storage space and any SD_card present. Also I refuse to use any type of cloud storage so an app that's overly bound to one cloud storage service or another is probably not the best choice.
Thank you for any suggestions.
[APP][2.2+] MiXplorer v6.x Released (fully-featured file manager)
[APP][2.2+] MiXplorer (full-featured file manager) Hello everyone! My name is Hootan. I work on XDA in my free time and this file explorer is my favorite Android project! MiXplorer mix of explorers (SD, FTP, Lan, Cloud and other storage...
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I'm using two file managers for my android devices:
Dateimanager+
File Manager - Apps on Google Play
Fast, easy-to-use and full-featured file manager app with cloud integration.
play.google.com
X-plore
X-plore File Manager - Apps on Google Play
X-plore is dual-pane file manager with tree view, LAN/Root/Clouds and more.
play.google.com
Dateimanager+ is very clear and easy to use, X-plore can do a bit more for that. Both should be able to do what you're looking for....
Thank you for the suggestions. I'll check them out.
My main file manager is Material Files
Material Files - Apps on Google Play
Open source Material Design file manager
play.google.com
Material Files | F-Droid - Free and Open Source Android App Repository
Open source Material Design file manager
f-droid.org
GitHub - zhanghai/MaterialFiles: Material Design file manager for Android
Material Design file manager for Android. Contribute to zhanghai/MaterialFiles development by creating an account on GitHub.
github.com
It is open source, no ads, lightweight, uses Material design 3(android 12 with color pallete), and isn't relient on any cloud storage (but does have ftp, sftp, and smb support). It also allows you to host an ftp server from your phone so you can send files to another device.
However, it does not automatically add external storage(I've opened an issue on github), but you can easily add one from the side menu.
ZenDeveloper said:
It is open source, no ads, lightweight, uses Material design 3(android 12 with color pallete), and isn't relient on any cloud storage (but does have ftp, sftp, and smb support). It also allows you to host an ftp server from your phone so you can send files to another device.
However, it does not automatically add external storage(I've opened an issue on github), but you can easily add one from the side menu.
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Thanks. This is precisely what I was looking for.