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What is LSPosed, and what can you do with it on your Android device?

What is LSPosed, and what can you do with it on your Android device?

May 21, 2022
We've talked about Magisk and its modules in the past, and how they offer a world of modifications to be done in a "systemless" manner. Magisk's overlay-based interface has ballooned in popularity much like Xposed had, and not without good reason too. In addition to all the benefits that going systemless brings to the table,...
What is EdXposed, and what can you do with it on your Android device?

What is EdXposed, and what can you do with it on your Android device?

May 7, 2022
Magisk modules are a simple way to apply system-level mods to your device without having to make changes to your system files manually. All you have to do is download the module, activate it through the Magisk app, and then reboot your device for the changes to go into effect. Most modules focus on adding...
What is Riru, and what can you do with it on your Android device?

What is Riru, and what can you do with it on your Android device?

April 24, 2022
Before Magisk became a thing, it was Xposed Framework that vastly shaped the device-agnostic Android modding approach. Rather than having to decompile applications, modify bits and pieces, recompile, and push the modded files back to our devices, we can replace any method in any class at runtime using Xposed and a purpose-built module. The framework...
These are the Best Xposed Modules in 2022: GravityBox, Pixelify, XPrivacyLua, and more!

These are the Best Xposed Modules in 2022: GravityBox, Pixelify, XPrivacyLua, and more!

March 24, 2022
If you just recently picked up Android modding, then you probably don’t really know about the Xposed Framework. With root access, the framework hooks into ART (the Android runtime) and lets add-ons, called Xposed modules, execute their own methods before, during, or in place of the original methods of the target application. As a result,...
You can now customize your device with the GravityBox Xposed Module on Android 11

You can now customize your device with the GravityBox Xposed Module on Android 11

February 6, 2021
If you have ever used the Xposed Framework before, you probably already know about GravityBox. In case you’re unaware, GravityBox is an all-in-one Android customization toolkit that lets you modify the lockscreen, the navigation bar, the status bar, the display, the actions of software and hardware buttons, and much more. It took a long time...
GravityBox, the all-in-one Android customization tool using Xposed, has been ported to Android 10

GravityBox, the all-in-one Android customization tool using Xposed, has been ported to Android 10

September 30, 2019
GravityBox has been, for years, one of the most popular Xposed module out there. The Xposed Framework, in case you're unaware, is one of the most powerful tools used by Android modders. It lets modules modify the code of other apps before, during, or after execution, giving you total control over all the system and...
Customize OxygenOS on the OnePlus 7/7 Pro with the latest version of GravityBox [Root]

Customize OxygenOS on the OnePlus 7/7 Pro with the latest version of GravityBox [Root]

June 14, 2019
Xposed Framework is an excellent customization tool if you're looking supercharge your Android experience. It uses apps called Xposed Modules to customize the original behavior of any system process or application to offer a better experience. While there's a host of Xposed Modules to choose from, GravityBox is among the essentials that we would recommend...
GravityBox is now available for Android Pie devices with the Xposed Framework

GravityBox is now available for Android Pie devices with the Xposed Framework

March 11, 2019
If you just recently picked up Android modding, then you probably don't really know about the Xposed Framework. Back in the day, before Magisk became a thing, the community was amazed by the launch of Android Lollipop and Android Marshmallow, and everyone used SuperSU as their preferred root method. And Xposed? Well, it was huge....
Xposed Framework gets unofficially ported for Android Pie: Install at your own risk

Xposed Framework gets unofficially ported for Android Pie: Install at your own risk

January 28, 2019
The Xposed Framework is a great tool for modding your Android smartphone or tablet. The framework hooks into ART (the Android runtime) and lets apps, called Xposed Modules, execute their own methods before, during, or in place of the original methods of the target application. Xposed Modules, therefore, can modify much more than Magisk Modules can,...
Xposed Framework Hub

Xposed Framework Hub

August 23, 2018
Xposed might not be the trendy Android modding tool that it used to be, but it's still pretty great. If you've never used the Xposed Framework before, we've got all the information you need to get started right here. What is Xposed? Xposed is a framework that allows users to easily apply add-ons (called Modules) to the ROM....
Popular Xposed Module ‘MinMinGuard’ receives its first update in two years

Popular Xposed Module ‘MinMinGuard’ receives its first update in two years

June 18, 2018
There are many ad-blocking apps and Xposed Modules for Android devices. Some of them block ads by running a VPN service, others via host files. MinMinGuard is one of the most popular ones. It removes ads by blocking certain APIs, names, and URLs of ad providers. The most popular feature of an app is that...
VirtualXposed lets you use some Xposed Modules without root

VirtualXposed lets you use some Xposed Modules without root

June 6, 2018
Xposed is one of the most popular root apps over here at XDA. As you already know, it needs root access to modify the system because it replaces app-process and ART runtime. This is something that holds back some people from using Xposed. From now on, you can run some Xposed Modules without root using...