NanoDroid/doc/Applications.md

Table of Contents

• Applications
  • Provided Applications
  • Alter provided Applications

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Applications

Provided Applications

The applications provided by NanoDroid will be

• magic-mounted as system applications when installed as Magisk Module
• directly installed as system applications when installed in System Mode

Note:

• the name inside {} brackets is the one you need to put in your .nanodroid-apps configuration file, if you want to install that app
  • it must be an exact match (case sensitive!)

Full list of included applications:

• Alarmio (Alarm Clock) {Alarmio} > F-Droid
• Amaze (File Manager) {Amaze} > F-Droid
• AnySoftKeyboard {AnysoftKeyboard} > F-Droid
• FreeOTP+ (Two Factory Auth) {FreeOTPPlus} > F-Droid
• Frost (Facebook client) {Frost} > F-Droid
• Hacker's Keyboard {HackersKeyboard} > F-Droid
• K-9 Mail {K9Mail} > F-Droid
• KeyPassDX (Password Safe) {KeePassDX} > F-Droid
• MPV (Video Player) {MPV} > GitHub
• New Pipe (YouTube client) {NewPipe} > F-Droid
• OAndBackupX (App backup and restore) {OAndBackupX} > F-Droid
• Odyssey (Audio player) {Odyssey} > F-Droid
• OpenCamera {OpenCamera} > F-Droid
• OpenKeyChain (GPG for use with K-9 Mail and others) {OpenKeyChain} > F-Droid
• OpenLauncher {OpenLauncher} > F-Droid
• OpenVPN {OpenVPN} > F-Droid
• Privacy Browser {PrivacyBrowser} > F-Droid
• QKSMS {QKSMS} > F-Droid
• Simple Calendar Pro {SimpleCalendar} > F-Droid
• Simple Gallery Pro {SimpleGallery} > F-Droid
• SmartPack-Kernel-Manager {SmartPackKernelManager} > GitHub
• Termux (Terminal Emulator) {Termux} > F-Droid
• TorBrowser {TorBrowser} > Tor
• Twidere (Twitter client) {Twidere} > F-Droid
• Warden (Disable Services and Trackers) {Warden} > GitLab

Alter provided Applications

You can control what applications to install using the file

.nanodroid-apps

on your device, in one of the following directories

• /data/media/0 (internal storage (TWRP))
• /sdcard1 (internal storage (ORANGEFOX))
• /external_sd (TWRP path to SD Card (if any))
• /data (fallback)
• /system/addon.d/ (fallback if TWRP can't mount /data)
• /tmp (fallback if TWRP can't mount /data)

All applications listed in that file will be installed. See the default configuration, which is used when no .nanodroid-apps configuration file was found.

The syntax is pretty simple:

• one app per line
• name must be an exact match (case sensitive!)
  • see names in {} brackets above
• commented out lines (starting with #) will be ignored

applications managed by other setup variables (F-Droid, microG, PlayStore) are not effected by this file.