MMRL

MMRLApp

v34296-release · GitHub

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Software management Android 8.0+ 6 months ago GPL-3.0 Requires root

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More about this app

Manage your Magisk module repository

MMRL

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An app for managing, sharing, and exploring Magisk modules across repositories.

Features

Comprehensive Root Manager Support: Full compatibility with Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch for diverse root management options.
WebUI with Advanced Features: Includes Edge-to-Edge support and dynamic app themes for a seamless user experience.
Bulk Installation Support: Effortlessly install modules in bulk, both online and locally.
Module Dependency Management: Simplifies module installation for end-users by automatically handling module dependencies.
Magisk Modules Repositories: A community-driven platform that allows anyone to contribute and access Magisk modules.
User Transparency with Blacklist: Clear visibility into which modules or actions are restricted, ensuring users can make informed decisions.
Customizable Module Pages: Personalize module pages with categories, screenshots, icons, covers, and other content for a tailored presentation.
Transparency of Included Files: Detailed breakdown of all files within modules, including APKs, service files, and more, for full user awareness.
Analytics Dashboard: Display module-related analytics on the homepage, offering valuable insights into module usage and trends.

Preview

Supported Versions

Android 8.0 ~ 14
Magisk 24.0 ~ latest
KernelSU 0.5.1 ~ latest
APatch 10253 ~ latest

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Modules Repository

MMRLApp/MMRL-Util: A command line interface for building modules repository

Credits

How Shizuku is used

No Shizuku usage was found in this release, the privileged code runs through root instead.

This is an AI-assisted analysis of Shizuku-related usages in the app's public source code. It is best effort, so it may not catch every single usage.

How this app uses Shizuku

No Shizuku usage was found in the current source. The Shizuku libraries are still declared as Gradle dependencies and a Shizuku platform type exists, but no code imports or calls the Shizuku API, no Shizuku service is bound, and no working mode selects Shizuku. All privileged work is done through the root service (SuService via LibSuProvider) and local shell helpers, not through Shizuku.