[Mod][Xposed]Twitter Token Patcher : no more 100k limit - Xposed Framework Modules

Twitter Token Patcher v0.3
No more limits for the Twitter clients
Introduction
With this Xposed mod, the twitter clients will no longer suffer from the 100k limit of authorized users, so that this:
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Becomes this:
Details
To use this Xposed mod, you need to create your own twitter tokens on the Twitter Dev Apps section (Update: fill also the callback url with any url, just don't leave it empty), and get your own Consumer Key and Secret, then insert them into the Xposed mod settings, and the Twitter client will work again.
I did this for mainly for Carbon, after reading that the developer is not going to make it accept custom keys, and I had some free time, so I did it. I mainly use Falcon Pro, but wanted to give Carbon v2.0 a try.
Supported Twitter clients:
Carbon (by dots and lines)
Janetter (Jane, Inc.)
Others will come soon, hopefully with YOUR support.
Unsupported Twitter Clients (that supports custom Tokens internally):
Falcon Pro (Follow this guide)
Tweedle (select Advanced login)
Download
I attached the apk of the Xposed mod.
You can also find this on the Xposed Repo
Installation
To make it run, you need to:
1- Install the attached APK
2- Enable the Xposed module in Xposed Framework
3- Insert your own Consumer key and secret in the settings of this xposed module
4- Enable the desired Twitter clients
5- Reboot your device.
Source code
You can find the source code for this mod on GitHub, feel free to add support for more clients, and I will include it in later versions.
Change log
v0.1 (2014-01-11)
- First release, supports only Carbon
v0.2 (2014-01-15)
- Gingerbread compatibility (to test)
- New APK signing certificate, to release MOD to xposed repo (to update from v0.1, you have to uninstall/reinstall).
v0.3 (2014-01-16)
- Added support for Janetter

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Requesting support for new clients is welcome, preferably free ones (I don't want to buy every single twitter app), and the app should not be offering native support for custom tokens, such as Falcon Pro or Tweedle (and others), because users who can install and use Xposed framework, can also go into the settings of the app to add the custom tokens.

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Awesome work ! Thanks joenrv will be happy with Falcon !

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is this suppport with gingerbread?

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sugarkane87 said:
is this suppport with gingerbread?
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There is a port of Xposed Framework for GB, but I don't have a GB device at the moment, so I can't test, give it a try and let me know

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mcbyte_it said:
There is a port of Xposed Framework for GB, but I don't have a GB device at the moment, so I can't test, give it a try and let me know
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sadly, it's not working (parse error). Becuz when i'm look the source code, min sdk version is 14.

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sugarkane87 said:
sadly, it's not working (parse error). Becuz when i'm look the source code, min sdk version is 14.
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I made a new version with minsdk set to 9 (Gingerbread 2.3), try and let me know if it works.

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mcbyte_it said:
I made a new version with minsdk set to 9 (Gingerbread 2.3), try and let me know if it works.
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Thanks man, for backporting to gingerbread, and it's worked! Appreciated so much The thing is.. can you add tweedle to twitter client provider? becuz tweedle has limitation too.. and as we know it, carbon and falcon is for android 4.0 and up, right?
Edit: 3 client provider ( carbon, falcon, placeholder) only carbon is able to check where the others two isn't. Before unchecked carbon, I can't use tweedle. But when carbon is checked now tweedle is worked.
Sent from my XT530

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sugarkane87 said:
Thanks man, for backporting to gingerbread, and it's worked! Appreciated so much The thing is.. can you add tweedle to twitter client provider? becuz tweedle has limitation too.. and as we know it, carbon and falcon is for android 4.0 and up, right?
Edit: 3 client provider ( carbon, falcon, placeholder) only carbon is able to check where the others two isn't. Before unchecked carbon, I can't use tweedle. But when carbon is checked now tweedle is worked.
Sent from my XT530
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Tweedle allows easy change of the Twitter token, just select Advanced Login and insert the personal tokens. My scope is for apps that doesn't provide this solutions.
The app settings screen is a demo, so that other devs can take the sources and add more clients, that's why there is a placeholder. Falcon is giving me some errors, so it is not supported/selectable yet.
what other clients are suffering from the tokens issue?

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mcbyte_it said:
Tweedle allows easy change of the Twitter token, just select Advanced Login and insert the personal tokens. My scope is for apps that doesn't provide this solutions.
The app settings screen is a demo, so that other devs can take the sources and add more clients, that's why there is a placeholder. Falcon is giving me some errors, so it is not supported/selectable yet.
what other clients are suffering from the tokens issue?
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ah.. I see, and I didn't update the tweedle yesterday, so latest version has 2 option login, sorry for my bad
maybe you can check janetter, it has token limitation policy.

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sugarkane87 said:
ah.. I see, and I didn't update the tweedle yesterday, so latest version has 2 option login, sorry for my bad
maybe you can check janetter, it has token limitation policy.
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Just released v0.3, which adds support for Janetter, give it a try and let me know if it works with Gingerbread.
I also published this mod to Xposed Repo.

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mcbyte_it said:
Just released v0.3, which adds support for Janetter, give it a try and let me know if it works with Gingerbread.
I also published this mod to Xposed Repo.
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Janetter is working, good job man
Sent from my XT530

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mcbyte_it said:
Falcon is giving me some errors, so it is not supported/selectable yet.
what other clients are suffering from the tokens issue?
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To save you some time, Falcon Pro already has native support for entering one's key/secret (http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2013/07/bypass-falcon-pros-twitter-token-limit-with-this-cheat-code/).
Alex
PS: I had the idea of making an app to do that just this week, you beat me to it lol.

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adlx.xda said:
To save you some time, Falcon Pro already has native support for entering one's key/secret (http://www.lifehacker.com.au/2013/07/bypass-falcon-pros-twitter-token-limit-with-this-cheat-code/).
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if you check the first post, I wrote that I am not going to support apps that give the ability to use personal tokens (at least at this moment), later maybe.
anyway, I am looking for more twitter clients that suffer the token limit, I installed around 8 different free clients, other than Janetter and Carbon, with the rest I was able to login without token change...

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mcbyte_it said:
if you check the first post, I wrote that I am not going to support apps that give the ability to use personal tokens (at least at this moment), later maybe.
anyway, I am looking for more twitter clients that suffer the token limit, I installed around 8 different free clients, other than Janetter and Carbon, with the rest I was able to login without token change...
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I know, I read the OP, and the full thread. I wasn't asking you to add support for anything.
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I've followed your instructions but I can't get this to work with the latest version of carbon in the play store. I have my key and secret but evey time I reboot then launch Carbon it says it can't connect to twitter... Any ideas?

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nolimit06 said:
I've followed your instructions but I can't get this to work with the latest version of carbon in the play store. I have my key and secret but evey time I reboot then launch Carbon it says it can't connect to twitter... Any ideas?
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Are you sure everything is enabled successfully? and the consumer key and secret are inserted in the xposed module correctly (case is IMPORTANT)?
How did you create the Twitter App on their dev site? all permissions are ok? did you add an application URL?
My build is still working with no issues.

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mcbyte_it said:
Are you sure everything is enabled successfully? and the consumer key and secret are inserted in the xposed module correctly (case is IMPORTANT)?
How did you create the Twitter App on their dev site? all permissions are ok? did you add an application URL?
My build is still working with no issues.
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Checked and rechecked. Here are some screens with the important stuff edited.
EDIT: And now I fell like a dumbass... It works. Last night it kept saying it was unable to connect to Twitter. But instead of it asking me to authorize my app name (Tw1tterTwatter) it said "Carbon" so in wondering if new tokens were made available by chance?
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Any tweetcaster support?

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steve51184 said:
Any tweetcaster support?
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Is it suffering from the twitter token limit? It is one of the clients with the most users, 5 to 10 millions.