Releases: chisewaguri/systemapp_nuker
Releases · chisewaguri/systemapp_nuker
v1.1.7
v1.1.6
v1.1.6
WebUI
- Revert to the old categorization system (Revert #38)
Scripts
- Update WebUI X package name (@KOWX712)
- Make regenerating app list every reboot optional
- Skip icon extraction if icon file exist
- Fix mountify checking and skip standalone script if mountify module will mount this
- Code refactor
Repo
- fix update.json URL (@ZG089, Thanks!)
v1.1.5
v1.1.4
v1.1.4
Changes
WebUI
- Enhance ripple animation's scroll detection (@KOWX712, #34)
- Drop support for MMRL version < 33329 (@KOWX712, #34)
- Optimize UI animation (@KOWX712, #35, #36)
Scripts
- Initial /my_bigball partition support (on mountify-supported env)
- Add dynamic module desc
- Improved bootloop protection and nuking logic
v1.1.3
v1.1.3
Changes
WebUI
Scripts
- Mount module globally using
mountify
standalone scripts
(only supports tmpfs xattrs or overlayfs-based managers)
Scripts are imported from backslashxx/mountify
Massive thanks to @backslashxx for the standalone mounting scripts.
v1.1.2
v1.1.2
Changes
WebUI
- Fixed category badge on confirmation modal
- Always display whiteout in footer after adding a path (#28, @KOWX712)
- Used
fetch
for file reading and fixed extra statement (#28, @KOWX712) - Optimized footer layout (#31, @KOWX712)
- Enhanced UI interactions: optimized app list, added page switching animation, prevented redundant calls, and improved tablet UI (#27, #28, #29, @KOWX712)
- Improved color management (#27, @KOWX712)
- MMRL: Added Monet theme support (#27, #29, @KOWX712)
Scripts
- Optimized bootloop protection
Notes
- General UI and stability improvements
- Various bug fixes and performance optimizations
v1.1.1
v1.1.1 - Bug Fixes & UI Improvements
🔧 Fixes & Improvements
- Fixed category filter positioning on MMRL
- Search & category filter now work together instead of operating independently
- Selected apps now move to the top for better visibility
- Fixed issue where module content was not copied during the nuking process
System App Nuker v1.1 – More Power, More Control, Less Bloat
A new release, a new level of control. v1.1 brings:
- Raw Whiteouts Support – Because sometimes, you just want things gone. Thanks to @backslashxx!
- Developer Mode for Whiteouts – Tap the header three times to unlock full manual control.
- App Categorization System – Know what you’re nuking before you regret it. Apps are now categorized as
essential
,caution
,safe
, andgoogle
.
Want to help improve the categorization? Contributions are welcome! More details here: CONTRIBUTING.md
System App Nuker v1.0 - Take Back Control of Your Device
I'm excited to announce the first release of System App Nuker, a powerful yet safe module for removing unwanted system apps from your Android device.
Key Features
- User-Friendly WebUI: Manage everything through an intuitive interface
- Safe Removal: Non-destructive approach with built-in safety mechanisms
- Package List Management: Import and export functionality for easy sharing
- Compatibility: Works with Magisk, KernelSU, and Apatch
Contributors
Special thanks to:
This module exist thanks to them!
This is just the beginning, feedback and bug reports are welcome!
Enjoy a cleaner, leaner Android experience!
SystemApp Nuker – v1.0-RC2
This is the second release candidate for v1.0.
Changelog
Scripts
- fixed wrong package name format (@KOWX712)
- uninstall: fixed removal order, now removing files only after they've been used (@KOWX712)
- fixed wrong output on certain json formats (@KOWX712)
- fixed problems on overlayfs manager
- fixed issues on module update (@chisewaguri, @KOWX712)
- improved interface feedback
WebUI
- moved duplicate code to util.js (@KOWX712)
- feat: import package name to nuke
- feat: add confirmation dialogue before nuking
- js: fixed initial focus (@KOWX712)
- feat: display app info on long press
- general ui improvements
workflow
- created workflow (@KOWX712)
Thank you to all contributors. for more details, visit the project repository.
Testing & Feedback
This build is intended for final testing before the stable release. If you encounter any issues, report them so they can be addressed before v1.0.