LibChecker

250 downloads

Uploaded by: nganu
Version: 2.1.7.15a44db4 (build 910)

LibChecker versions

2.5.0.dev.10380cc8 (build 2041)
160 downloads

2.5.0.dev.f8010a1b (build 2018)
71 downloads

2.5.0.dev.0b49fb1b (build 1988)
48 downloads

2.5.0.dev.f50e9cd4 (build 1984)
22 downloads

2.5.0.dev.179087fd (build 1974)
75 downloads

2.5.0.dev.76fbc00c (build 1972)
10 downloads

2.5.0.dev.705149d71 (build 1960)
42 downloads

2.5.0.dev.eb255b354 (build 1959)
29 downloads

2.4.0 (build 1682)
71 downloads

2.3.9.43b3921f (build 1588)
37 downloads

2.2.9.43b24d25 (build 1218)
103 downloads

2.2.8.8ffbf597 (build 1206)
12 downloads

2.2.6.8cf488af (build 1179)
15 downloads

2.2.2.09b018a8 (build 1086)
34 downloads

2.2.1.62dc009b (build 1064)
25 downloads

2.2.1.4a5a3233 (build 1050)
24 downloads

2.1.9.7a4a76f9 (build 926)
45 downloads

2.1.9.7a4a76f9 (build 926)
55 downloads

2.1.8.0be4c1a8 (build 924)
141 downloads

2.1.7.15a44db4 (build 910)
250 downloads
Size: 3.0 MiB
Publish Date: 2021-09-23
Category: Tools
Package: com.absinthe.libchecker
Minimum OS: Android 6.0
SHA1: 2b057c78cc530b418d81f94ade6ca65583eeb9a5
Description: Basic Functions: • View the native library architecture used by the App (no native library/32-bit/64-bit) • View the registered components of the App (service/activity/broadcast receiver/content provider) • Pie chart statistics of the native library architecture distribution Special Feature: • Well-known library tags: update online rule repositories in real time and mark third-party library components • Library reference statistics: count the usage frequency of each library and count the most used SDKs • Package feature analysis: analyze whether the app is Split APKs and whether it is written in Kotlin • Snapshot, save the information of all current applications, and compare the differences between the components before and after the application upgrade Mainstream Architecture: arm64-v8a: 8th generation, 64-bit ARM processor. Android devices produced in recent years are usually armeabi-v7a: 7th generation and above ARM processors. Most Android devices produced after 2011 use this architecture armeabi: 5th and 6th generation ARM processors. Early mobile phones generally use this architecture x86_64: 64-bit tablets or emulators use this architecture ×86: Tablet , The simulator is generally this architecture Official Update: – Fixed the confusion problem of the detail page with static library – Fixed the navigation bar problem of the detail page – Fixed a memory leak – Fixed the dark mode switch invalid – Now there is no native library label showing the CPU’s ABI – Fixed APK analysis sometimes can not see the components of the problem - delete snapshots FAB, now its position in the Toolbar's - chart page to the secondary pages - the rule base now db file distribution - details page now shows the application of sharedUserId - now show application details page All ABIs -Time Node Selection and Management Dialog will now display the latest 5 applications in each snapshot -Now getting the application list will try to bypass some of the restrictions invented by ROM. Read the application list permissions -Replaced with the new Kotlin logo -Setting up You can switch the dark mode -support to identify hap applications and view their Abilities

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