Magisk

43 downloads

Uploaded by

Kevin

Version

89aad31f (build 29001)  83 version(s)

Magisk versions

30.0 (build 30000)

123 downloads

89aad31f (build 29001)

56 downloads

89aad31f (build 29001)

43 downloads

29.0 (build 29000)

156 downloads

29.0 (build 29000)

135 downloads

29.0 (build 29000)

260 downloads

1e3edb88+ (build 28103)

96 downloads

1e3edb88 (build 28103)

532 downloads

b62835cb (build 28102)

417 downloads

b62835cb (build 28102)

90 downloads

47cc532d (build 28101)

499 downloads

28.1 (build 28100)

139 downloads

895b5f6c (build 28003)

77 downloads

a34c04f9 (build 28002)

204 downloads

070719db (build 28001)

431 downloads

28.0 (build 28000)

130 downloads

4f18a66d (build 27008)

267 downloads

8e82113b (build 27007)

149 downloads

8e82113b (build 27007)

222 downloads

0495468d (build 27006)

297 downloads

b38ab2a7 (build 27004)

208 downloads

81658d45 (build 27002)

845 downloads

27.0 (build 27000)

326 downloads

65207f96 (build 26404)

252 downloads

d7750b72 (build 26403)

142 downloads

1dcf3255 (build 26402)

151 downloads

aa6c7c15 (build 26401)

140 downloads

26.4 (build 26400)

106 downloads

0352ea2c (build 26302)

147 downloads

d4e552d0 (build 26301)

161 downloads

26.3 (build 26300)

47 downloads

96e559fb (build 26203)

32 downloads

de00f1d5 (build 26202)

49 downloads

e47e869f (build 26201)

37 downloads

26.2 (build 26200)

40 downloads

26.2 (build 26200)

34 downloads

ee34f775 (build 26105)

118 downloads

d390ca2f (build 26104)

126 downloads

a8c4a33e (build 26103)

102 downloads

47d2d4e3 (build 26102)

115 downloads

d0c93842 (build 26101)

182 downloads

26.1 (build 26100)

57 downloads

e2545e57 (build 26001)

42 downloads

e2545e57 (build 26001)

29 downloads

26.0 (build 26000)

31 downloads

69529ac5 (build 25211)

28 downloads

981ccabb (build 25210)

164 downloads

25.2.3 (build 25210)

68 downloads

2717feac (build 25209)

45 downloads

e5641d5b (build 25208)

58 downloads

831a398b (build 25206)

49 downloads

831a398b (build 25206)

86 downloads

831a398b (build 25206)

18 downloads

a468fd94 (build 25205)

371 downloads

25.2 (build 25200)

171 downloads

25.1 (build 25100)

76 downloads

25.0 (build 25000)

60 downloads

24.3 (build 24300)

168 downloads

7cfce9ff (build 24201)

29 downloads

24.2 (build 24200)

38 downloads

1a1b346c (build 24102)

84 downloads

32fc34f9 (build 24101)

82 downloads

24.1 (build 24100)

53 downloads

24.0 (build 24000)

28 downloads

22.1 (build 22100)

191 downloads

8.0.7 (build 4834)

92 downloads

8.0.4 (build 4768)

53 downloads

8.0.3 (build 314)

83 downloads

7.4.0 (build 253)

142 downloads

7.3.5 (build 243)

55 downloads

7.3.4 (build 235)

49 downloads

7.3.2 (build 224)

38 downloads

7.3.1 (build 222)

11 downloads

7.3.0 (build 220)

25 downloads

7.2.0 (build 213)

49 downloads

7.1.1 (build 203)

25 downloads

7.1.1 (build 203)

43 downloads

7.1.0 (build 201)

21 downloads

7.0.0-f5f7fd91 (build 200)

51 downloads

7.0.0 (build 185)

44 downloads

5.8.1 (build 127)

91 downloads

5.6.2 (build 108)

30 downloads

4.1 (build 22)

10 downloads

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Size

11.5 MiB

Publish Date

2025-06-28

Category

Tools

Package

com.topjohnwu.magisk

Minimum OS

Android 6.0

SHA1

68c5b1589568df99d55820a4769994d1efb348db

Description

This release looks minor at the surface, however, the entire codebase has gone through significant refactoring and migration. The native code in Magisk used to be mainly C++, but several contributors and I have been steadily rewriting parts of the code in Rust since April 2022. After years of effort, the Rust-ification of the project slowly began picking up steam, and at the moment of this release, over 40% of the native code has been rewritten in Rust, with several major subsystem rewrites in the PR queue, planned to be merged for the next release. Many might wonder, why introduce a new language to the project? My reason is actually not to reduce memory safety issues (although it is a nice side benefit), but to be able to develop Magisk using a more modern programming language. After using Rust for a while, it's clear to me that using Rust allows me to write more correct code and makes me happier compared to dealing with C++. People share the same sentiment as I do.