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InstallerX

400 downloads

Uploaded by: Psychopath
Version: 2.2.7.b741aae (build 40)

InstallerX versions

2.3.1.1f83981 (build 43)
38 downloads

2.3.1.e20e1ad (build 42)
293 downloads

2.3.0 (build 41)
242 downloads

2.3.1.87e0cc9 (build 41)
99 downloads

2.2.7.b741aae (build 40)
400 downloads

2.2.7.f6d45d5 (build 40)
352 downloads

2.2.7.5a90b77 (build 40)
453 downloads
Size: 4.2 MiB
Publish Date: 2025-08-31
Category: Tools
Rating: 4.00 (4)
Package: com.rosan.installer.x.revived
Minimum OS: Android 7.0
SHA1: 84e4a20d58bddc7bb82cc3148def420a4f787b58
Description: InstallerX is a modern and functional Android app installer. It is an installation program that can replace the system’s default installer on many customized Chinese ROMs, which often provide a less-than-satisfactory installation experience. Besides replacing the native installer, it supports multiple installation formats: APK, APKS, APKM, XAPK, and ZIP packages containing multiple APKs. It also enables batch installation of multiple APKs and offers a wide variety of features, including installation dialogs, installation via the notification bar, automatic installation, installer declaration, custom installation settings, post-installation dex2oat optimization, blocking installation of specific apps, and automatic deletion of installation files after use. Android Version Support - Full support for Android SDK 34–36 (Android 14–16). - Limited support for Android SDK 24–33 (Android 7.0–13), with a request to report any issues via the issues page. Changes and Features - UI currently in testing phase, allowing users to switch between the classic interface and a new, more expressive Material 3 interface. - Increased options for interface customization. - Bug fixes related to removal of installation packages on some systems. - Faster package analysis for various formats. - Multilanguage support: English, Traditional Chinese, and Spanish. - Improved appearance of installation dialogs. - Support for displaying system icons within the installation interface. - Enhanced display for APK version comparisons, including single-line and multi-line modes. - Installation via Shizuku/Root with bypasses for custom system UI blocks. - Extended install dialog menu supporting display of app-declared permissions and configuration of InstallFlags (with some system-based limitations). - Ability to preset and quickly select the source installer package. - Support for installing ZIP packages containing multiple APKs, including those in subfolders, with deduplication and intelligent selection of the best APK. - Batch installation of multiple APKs via sharing, featuring the same deduplication and intelligent selection. - Support for APKS/APKM/XAPK files with automatic selection of the best module to install, both from notifications and the installation dialog. - Ongoing testing for installing APKs with architectures different from the device (e.g., ARM on x86) using the system runtime. - Testing app downgrades with or without data retention on some Android 15+ systems. - App installation blocking by package blacklist (under development). - Auto-uninstall function triggered by the app itself (in development). - Ability to configure post-install dex2oat optimizations. - Online version supports direct APK download via shared links for immediate installation without locally saving the file. Common Issues and Solutions - Shizuku issues: limited support on Chinese ROMs, possibly due to permission or system restrictions. Use Shizuku if possible. - Installer blocking: due to package name changes, a modified version of the blocking tool is required. - "No Content Provider" errors: may result from functions hiding the app list, requiring whitelist exceptions. - Suggestions for HyperOS and other custom systems to resolve system app installation, blocking, or notification management issues. - Recommendations for background app management to ensure proper installation via notifications. Usage and Development - The development version may be unstable; features are subject to change or removal. - Source code is hosted on separate branches for stable, dev, and alpha versions, with automated CI/CD builds. - Distributed in two variants: online (with network features) and offline (without network permissions, for users who prefer fully offline installations). - All improvements and changes are released under the GPL-3.0 license, with a commitment to code transparency.