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Vectras VM 🗿
Welcome to Vectras VM! A virtual machine app for Android based on QEMU that lets you emulate various OSes including: Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android.

🗿 Device Compatibility
Works fine on devices manufactured in 2021 or later and devices equipped with Snapdragon 855 CPU or better.
Here are the devices tested:

🗿 Stable:

• Samsung
• Google Pixel
• Xiaomi
• Redmi
• Poco
• ZTE
• RedMagic

🗿 Unstable:

• OPPO
• Realme
• OnePlus
• Huawei
• Honor
• Vivo
• IQOO

🗿Minimum System Requirements

• Android 6.0 and up.
• 3GB RAM (1GB of free RAM).
• A good processor.

🗿Recommended System Requirements

• Android 8.1 and up.
• 8GB RAM (3GB of free RAM).
• CPU and Android OS support 64-bit.
• Snapdragon 855 CPU or better.
• Integrated or removable cooling system (if running operating systems from 2010 to present).

🗿Tip:

• If the OS you are trying to emulate crashes, try using an older version.

🗿Installation:

• Check The Repo

Download
Source Code
Support

A big surprise is coming soon 😶‍🌫

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✨ New Re-Malwack Update Released! 
> Version: v7

Changelogs:

🛠 Fixes
• Fixed whitelist bug that could wipe hosts on bad URLs
• Fixed incorrect blacklist parsing and spacing issues
• Fixed hosts not being filtered during updates
• Fixed status reset, abnormal output, and install-time internet check issues
• Fixed root manager detection (KernelSU / APatch)
• Removed accidentally added host source
• Fixed broken links after using the module (e.g. Google Maps)

✨ New Features
• Pause / Resume protection without disabling the module
• New Trackers blocklist (toggleable + auto-update)
• Import hosts from AdAway, bindhosts and Cubic-Adblock
• Improved hosts mounting (better support for mountify & APatch lite)
• ZN-hostsredirect support
• Better whitelist support (URLs → domains, subdomains, wildcards)
• Batch remove whitelist / blacklist / sources
• Improved logging & URL sanitization
• New randomized ASCII banners
• --quiet mode
• Fail-safe & anti-exploit handling
• Clearer module status messages

🌐 WebUI
• Complete UI redesign + status dashboard
• Live terminal output & loading indicators
• Light/Dark theme switcher
• Pause indicator & quick FAB toggle
• Batch operations support
• Mount health warnings
• Test release indicator
• Christmas Festival Mode 🎄

⚡️ Performance & Compatibility
• Much faster hosts processing & installation
• Cleaner, reorganized codebase
• Better error handling & logging
• Improved KernelSU & APatch support
• Dropped compressed hosts & MMRL version checks (WebUI)

🔗 Download: Github | MMRL
🌐 @ZGX_PROJECTS x @Re_Malwack
☕️ Support Development

Github Store 🐱

GitHub Store is a cross‑platform “play store” for GitHub releases. It discovers repositories that ship real installable binaries and lets you install, track, and update them across platforms from one place.

⚡Features:

- Smart discovery
- Latest‑release installs
- Rich details screen
- Cross‑platform UX
- Appearance & theming
- Material 3 design with Material 3 Expressive components on all platforms.
- Material You dynamic color support on Android where available.
- Optional AMOLED black mode for dark theme on OLED devices.
- Safety & inspection (Android)
- Optional GitHub sign‑in via OAuth device flow for higher rate limits with minimal scopes.
- “Open in AppManager” action to inspect an APK’s permissions and trackers before installing.

- ⏬ DLs: Github
- 🛠️SourceCode

❤️ Follow us: @MRXCloud
🏷️ Tags: #android #store

Samsung misspelled the package name for the Galaxy Watch app in the floating features file How great you are Samsung!

AutoTarget

A Magisk module that automatically adds user-installed applications to TrickyStore's target.txt with a built-in web UI for management.

⚡ Features:

- Automatic Package Detection: Monitors and automatically adds newly installed user apps to TrickyStore target list
- Persistent Google Services: Always ensures core Google packages are included
- Custom Packages: Manually add specific packages that persist across updates
- Web UI: Terminal-style interface with dark/light mode support
Real-time Monitoring: Background service checks for new apps every 60 seconds
- Multi-Root Support: Compatible with Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch
Modern Manager Integration: Works with MMRL/Kitsune Mask

➥ DLs: GitHub
➥ Source code: Auto_Target

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🏷️ Tags: #android #root #modules

Orion Store

OrionStore is a Progressive Android Application that acts as a fully functional App Store without requiring a dedicated backend server. It runs entirely on GitHub and can be compiled to a native APK using Capacitor.

Features:

🎨 Material You 3 Design: A vibrant, Gen Z aesthetic featuring "Acid" and "Neon" accents with smooth animations.
🤖 Native Android Support: Built with Capacitor to run directly on Android devices with native performance.
🌗 Adaptive Theming: Seamless Light, Dusk, and Dark modes.
☁️ Serverless Architecture: Powered 100% by GitHub JSON & Releases. No database required.
🤖 Auto-Mirroring Engine: Built-in scraper (Puppeteer) that finds updates for apps like Spotify, Instagram, etc., and re-uploads them to your repo automatically.
⚡ Smart Caching: LocalStorage caching strategy for instant loads and offline capability.

➥ DLs: GitHub
➥ Preview
➥ Source code: OrionStore

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🏷️ Tags: #android #store

Morphe

From the developers that brought you the greatest modded YouTube apps, comes Morphe - the powerful app modification tool that puts you in control

What Can Morphe Do?

With Morphe, the only limit is your imagination. And the limits of modifying obfuscated bytecode, but mostly imagination.

Features:

🎯 Modify apps — Morphe can do that.
🛠️ Add new features — Features that weren't there before? Now they are.
🎨 Customize the look — Change the look and feel? Limitless possibilities.
🚫 Remove annoyances — Things you don't want? they become 1 / infinity.

➥ Download: GitHub
➥ Preview
➥ Source code: Morphe

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🏷️ Tags: #android #revanced

🚨Breaking: Google will now only release Android source code twice a year

Google has announced that it will publish Android source code to AOSP in Q2 and Q4 of each year.

More details👇

🔗https://www.androidauthority.com/aosp-source-code-schedule-3630018/