NanoDroid/doc/Applications.md

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

Full list of provided applications

• Adaway > F-Droid
• Amaze (File Manager) > F-Droid
• AnySoftKeyboard > F-Droid
• BeHe Keybarod > F-Droid
• (Simple) Calendar > F-Droid
• Face Slim (Facebook client) > F-Droid
• (Simple) Gallery > F-Droid
• K-9 Mail > F-Droid
• Kernel Adiutor > GitHub
• KeyPassDX (Password Safe) > F-Droid
• Lightning (Browser) > F-Droid
• MPV (Video Player) > GitHub
• New Pipe (YouTube client) > F-Droid
• Oandbackup (App backup and restore) > F-Droid
• Odyssey (Audio player) > F-Droid
• OmniClock > GitHub
• OpenCamera > F-Droid
• OpenKeyChain > F-Droid
• OpenLauncher > F-Droid
• OpenWeatherMap Weather Provider > GitHub
• OpenVPN > F-Droid
• Orbot > Guardian Project
• Orfox > Guardian Project
• QKSMS > F-Droid
• Substratum (App) > GitHub
• Termux > F-Droid
• Twidere (Twitter client) > F-Droid
• XDA Labs > XDA
  • source not (yet) available
• Yahoo Weather Provider > GitHub

Alter provided Applications

You can control what applications to install using the file

.nanodroid-apps

on your device, in one of the following directories

• /sdcard (internal storage)
• /external_sd (TWRP path to SD Card (if any))
• directory containing the zip file
• /data (fallabck)

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

Alternatively you can also use the Setup Wizard instead of manual creation of the configuration file (if you've got an arm/arm64 device).

The syntax is pretty simple:

• one app per line
• name must be an exact match

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