Shizuku-fork

The new and easy-to-use Shizuku variant.

What is Shizuku?

An Android app that allows other apps to use system-level APIs that require adb/root privileges.

Added features by symbuzzer

This variant of thedjchi's Shizuku includes some extra features over the unoffical thedjchi's forked version, such as:

- Fewer options, much easier to use: Many options/features have been hidden and will only be shown when needed. Additionally, those I considered redundant have been removed entirely. - The initial setup process has been made more automated: Instead of displaying unnecessary notifications/warnings, processes are now automated. Additionally, the "Pairing" button has been completely removed. All processes can now be completed using only the "Start" button. - All external links that I deemed unnecessary have been removed: The instructions in the application interface are quite adequate. - User experience has been improved: The "Stop" button and "About" section have been moved to more native locations. - The "Stealth mode" and "In-app updates" features were removed to allow the application to be published on the IzzyOnDroid Repository. - The language selection feature has been integrated into Android's native feature: Instead of changing the language from the app's own settings, you can change it in a more integrated way through Android's settings. - Turkish translations fixed. - Portuguese translation added.

Requirements

Minimum Version: Android 7+

- Root mode: Requires a rooted device - Wireless Debugging mode: Works on Android 11+ and all Android TVs - PC mode: Works on all devices - Start on boot: Available only when using Wireless Debugging or Root mode

Privacy

Shizuku takes user privacy very seriously.

- No tracking or analytics - No telemetry - No proprietary libraries - No Google Play Services - Open-source codebase - Reproducible builds - Internet access is only used for wireless debugging connections - Only required permissions are declared

License

Apache 2.0