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Version 7.4.0
- Hide Magisk Manager with stub APKs on Android 9.0+
- Allow customizing app name when hiding Magisk Manager
- Generate random keys to sign the hidden Magisk Manager to prevent signature detections
- Fix fingerprint UI infinite loop
Version 7.3.5
- Sort installed modules by name
- Better pre-5.0 support
- Fix potential issues when patching tar files
Version 7.3.4
- The App is now fully written in Kotlin!
- New downloading system
- Add new “Recovery Mode” to Advanced Settings
Version 7.3.1
- Fix blank Superuser fragment under some circumstances
- Fix incomplete repo database bug: if you experience this issue from the old version, go to Settings → Clear Repo Cache and refresh the Download fragment
- Fix crash when pressing the fast scrolling button when logs are empty
- HUGE code base modernization, thanks @diareuse!
- More sweet changes coming in the future! – Reboot device using proper API (no more abrupt reboot)
- New floating button in Magisk logs to go to the bottom
Version 7.2.0
- Huge UI overhaul
- More sweet changes coming in the future!
Version 7.1.2
- Support patching Samsung AP firmware
- Much better module downloading mechanism
Version 7.1.0
- Support the new module format
- Support per-application component granularity MagiskHide targets (only on v19+)
- Ask for fingerprint before deleting rules if enabled
- Fix the bug that causes repackaging to lose settings
- Several UI fixes
Version 7.0
- Major UI redesign!
- Render Markdown natively (no more buggy WebView!)
- Support down to Android 4.1 (native Magisk only support Android 4.2 though)
- Significantly improve Magisk log display performance
- Fix post-OTA scripts for A/B devices
- Reduce memory usages when verifying and signing boot image
- Drop support for Magisk lower than v18.0
Version 5.8.3
- Prevent invalid modules in the online repo crashing the app
- Update Stable and Beta channel URLs
Version 5.8.1
- Fix a bug that causes the root shell initializer not running in BusyBox environment
Version 5.80
- Remain hidden when upgrading within repackaged Magisk Manager
- New feature: support reconstructing a proper Magisk environment if error detected (e.g. after factory reset)
- New uninstall method: download uninstaller and completely remove Magisk + Magisk Manager, following with a reboot
- Hidden apps are now shown on the top of the list in MagiskHide fragment
- Tons of under-the-hood bug fixes and improvements