Settings Debugger 1.0.2 APK

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4.9/5
40 Ratings
Developer
Lucas Grünberger
Current Version
1.0.2
Date Published
File Size
1.2M
Package ID
at.testcenter.settingsdebugger
Price
3.59
Downloads
50+
Category
Android Apps
Genre
Tools

APK Version History

Version
1.0.2 (Updated)
Architecture
All
Release Date
May 22, 2013
Requirement
Android 2.2 and up
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* ROOT required *
* busybox required *
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Debug your Sqlite Databases.
Debug your Shared Preferences.
Try to hack your own app via changing settings.

Features:
Browse all your installed apps, see every setting-file, the app uses.
Browse, inspect and debug SQLite databases and shared preferences files.
Kill the app, quick uninstall the app, or even quick clear the files.
Start viewing the content of the file / database simply by clicking the button with the given filename.

Shared Preferences:
Easily change the values of the shared prefs.
NOTE: all values are typesafe!
Delete a preference entry, simply by using the "swipe to dismiss" pattern.
Or delete the whole shared prefs file.

SQLite Databases:
Raw query the SQLite databases (eg SQL statement over several tables)
Long click the table / index / trigger / view to see the create statement
Edit / Delete / Copy a row simply by selecting the desired row and use the actionbar options (menu options)
- supports multiple delete rows (by long click)
Add a new row from scratch.
NOTE: all values are typesafe!
Select columns you want to see.
Create a custom order.


Used Permissions:
check license via Google Licensing:
* com.android.vending.CHECK_LICENSE
* android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE
superUser:
* android.permission.ACCESS_SUPERUSER

What's New in this version

1.0.2

* fixed SQLite database could not be opened.

1.0.1

fixed several force closes:

* open database (on restore of the activity)

* out of memory in the start activity (app icons)

* reading from the database