I am trying to side load xposed modules, but after i download the apks, I go to install them but pressing the "install" button does nothing. yes, security is set to allow unknown apps. I have also tried non xposed modules apks, same thing. :'( thoughts?
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kochoid said:
I am trying to side load xposed modules, but after i download the apks, I go to install them but pressing the "install" button does nothing. yes, security is set to allow unknown apps. I have also tried non xposed modules apks, same thing. :'( thoughts?
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Have you installed the Xposed FRAMEWORK itself? And activated it and rebooted?
Not sure why non xposed module APKs won't install....works fine for me. I can download an APK to the phone itself (internal memory) and install it no problem
Has anyone found a solution? I've found that something to do with xposed is not allowing me to sideload any apks.
Just rooted yesterday and getting "VisualFilter files are missing" appears on the screen, and when I login with my username and password it says "Oh No! Your login temporarily failed, so please try again later."
I have never had this issue before - I'm thinking some .apk I downloaded might be causing this. Any way to fix it? Do I need rootcloak for Snapchat to work?
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Its Snapchat being a tard. They block root users from logging in. If you have Xposed, uninstall the framework then log in on sc. Then install Xposed in its framework again. Don't log out. As for visual filters, I've been having the same issue lately. Gotta download them on snapprefs.
oksana03 said:
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Its Snapchat being a tard. They block root users from logging in. If you have Xposed, uninstall the framework then log in on sc. Then install Xposed in its framework again. Don't log out. As for visual filters, I've been having the same issue lately. Gotta download them on snapprefs.
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How do I uninstall the framework? Install/update and Uninstall are both greyed out. I only have soft reboot and reboot.
mattstermh said:
How do I uninstall the framework? Install/update and Uninstall are both greyed out. I only have soft reboot and reboot.
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Hello,
go into the XPOSED Thread and download the uninstaller.
Kind regards
Trafalgar Square
Trafalgar Square said:
Hello,
go into the XPOSED Thread and download the uninstaller.
Kind regards
Trafalgar Square
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Got it - I have it on the phone already - went through recovery and uninstalled. Wiped devik cache, rebooting phone, logging into SC and then rebooting into recovery again to re-install Xposed. Do I have to wipe devik cache again?
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Got it - I have it on the phone already - went through recovery and uninstalled. Wiped devik cache, rebooting phone, logging into SC and then rebooting into recovery again to re-install Xposed. Do I have to wipe devik cache again?
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Yes, do a wipe
Thanks guys! Got it working! The only issue is I am still having that filters files missing issue - still cannot figure out how to get those filters to work in Snapprefs. I downloaded them but cannot see where to use filters.
I had it working once. Enable custom filters in snapprefs settings. Then click download visual filters. You might have to extract them or they just save directly to the snapprefs folder.
Hey guys, I am logged in to Snapchat and it opens up, but after a few seconds the app closes by itself.. Already looked into the xda thread of snapprefs, but I did reinstall xposed etc already and use the correct Snapchat version.. Maybe I'm too stupid to find the correct page
Any solutions to fix the force close? Haven't got any filters installed as I read this could cause a crash too.. (
Edit: xposed framework 79, snapprefs 1.6.5, 9.21.1.0 on cataclysm 6.0.1 January 5th stable release
Ups just saw I'm in moto x here haha but I've got a Nexus 5 sry
But maybe someone knows the solution anyway
I'm trying to uninstall the framework so I can log back into snapchat and then reinstall it. However, in the "framework" section in the Xposed Installer App, the Uninstall button is grayed out. I can't press it.
What do I do?
Gluon2 said:
I'm trying to uninstall the framework so I can log back into snapchat and then reinstall it. However, in the "framework" section in the Xposed Installer App, the Uninstall button is grayed out. I can't press it.
What do I do?
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Because of how the newer Xposed works, you have to flash it to install. Same thing for uninstalling, go to the Xposed thread and look for the flashable uninstaller.
mattzeller said:
Because of how the newer Xposed works, you have to flash it to install. Same thing for uninstalling, go to the Xposed thread and look for the flashable uninstaller.
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Alright, thanks man!
i need to uninstall xposed temporarily. i got the material installer installed, but im not sure which framework ive installed. need to know that to uninstall it. is there any way to find out? thx
edit and if i try to run wrong uninstaller via xposed installer, is it risk for brick?
Hey guys,
I was searching for a module that prevents the user from uninstalling an app.
I tried minminlock. Locking the package installer didn't work.
You still can just go to the menu and hit unistall or drag it to trash.
Ideally it would be a module like minminlock that asks for a password before it allows you to uninstall.
Any ideas? Thanks a lot
joon132 said:
Hey guys,
I was searching for a module that prevents the user from uninstalling an app.
I tried minminlock. Locking the package installer didn't work.
You still can just go to the menu and hit unistall or drag it to trash.
Ideally it would be a module like minminlock that asks for a password before it allows you to uninstall.
Any ideas? Thanks a lot
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Maxlock works. I don't think MinMinLock is supported anymore.