App Browser

1.1 for Android

4.5 | 5,000+ Installs | Reviews

Brian Estey

Download APK（1.2MB）

Description of App Browser

App Browser is a tool for taking a closer look at the apps that you have installed on your Android device.
App Browser is organized to be intuitive and simple to use.
For any application you can take a look at:
- Activities
- Services
- Receivers
- Providers
- Permissions
- Instrumentations
- Manifest XML
Every aspect can be delved into further to see more details.
Want to know what flags are used for a given Activity?
Just click on the activity.
Curious what is specified in the AndroidManifest.xml?
Take a look in the viewer and copy and paste any sections of interest.
With the straight-forward interface, the information is at your fingertips.
Give it a try and let me know what you think.
Any feedback is welcome.

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  Excellent. Provides useful information about your installed applications. Clean, intuitive layout. No ads to disrupt your thoughts, thanks Developers! Highly recommend. Seek peace, love and be kind to all living creations, be honest and listen, be true to your self and others, start each day believing you are beautiful, loved by God and made for a purpose, live each moment of each day conversing with God's Spirit, know all things happen for a reason, be aware/alert as you move about and you will see God's messages designed just for you and know God places people in your daily path who either have a something for you or they need a smile or something more from you. Make this process your mantra and you will live a blessed life.

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  A Google user

  10!!!! Loved it. Useful. Simple. Cute.

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  A Google user

  Thanks for making this very useful developer utility! I like the idea of not rooting my phone but having this level of info on 3rd party apps. A wonderful addition to the ecosystem! A path to the .APK would be helpful, but then I suppose that is the kind of thing this app is shielding while providing the needed insight, so perhaps that was an intentional choice, either way really nice app

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