Author: Androidacy

Today, Magisk officially released v24.0 to the stable channel, thereby removing the official magisk modules repository previously included from all variants of Magisk Manager. Sorry as we are to see it go, truth be told it had been dead for over a year, and a zombie for several months. As you may recall, in May […]

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Notice anything different about our site? Take a second look, look closely. See it now? You’re not imagining things, nor is this one of the A/B tests we periodically conduct: it’s the real thing. Our website has undergone a Material Design 2.0 makeover, with many improvements all over the place for speed, browser compatibility, and […]

From all of us here at Androidacy, we wish everyone an amazing 2022! May it be filled with wonder, success, and joy. Looking back at 2021 It was quite the eventful year, after all. We saw almost 2k commits to our GitHub organization, implemented an entirely new API to better serve our users, and successfully […]

First off, a very happy new year from everyone at Androidacy! It’s been a tough year all around, between the pandemic, supply chain shortages, and some of our team members losing family members to the aforementioned pandemic, but we’re almost there! Looking forward to the new year, we’re excited to announce new updates to our […]

We’re excited to announce a new release of Font Manager, generally available as of today to a majority of users. In this release, we’ve further refined the script running experience and sped up install. In addition, we updated the API library, with fixes for error handling and more. Features implemented: Implement more links for easy […]

It took us awhile, but we got there at last. We’re pleased to announce the latest API changes have been fully rolled out, and our modules and website updated accordingly. We would also like to apologize for the large amount of downtime around this update, but that was one of the things we tackled – […]

Androidacy is pleased to announce API clients have all been updated to better handle new token expiration added last month to the API. This should fix people unable to install our modules with errors in logs showing 404 or 401 error codes. This update is the last minor patch update before our next feature update […]

Updates Managers, Repos, and more! We are extremely pleased to announce a handful of updates, both to our modules and Module Repository! We have the usual housekeeping, along with a few new tricks up our sleeve. Module maintainers will be happy to know they no longer need to ask themselves how their module is going […]

Androidacy is very pleased to announce the Androidacy Modules repository, the slick, user friendly, in-house alternative and future replacement for the old Magisk Modules Repository! The Androidacy Modules Repository is your one-stop shop for all the old modules you know from the previous repository, and new ones too. Replacing the old modules repository – what? […]

This release is primarily a maintenance release, with a couple new features for Font Manager. We focused on stability this release and that means a couple shiny new features didn’t make it in – but don’t worry, we’re still polishing those up! We’ve streamlined the steps necessary for our supporters to enjoy faster downloads in […]

This release is primarily a maintenance release, with a couple new features. We focused on stability this release and that means a couple shiny new features didn’t make it in – but don’t worry, we’re still polishing those up! We’ve streamlined the steps necessary for our supporters to enjoy faster downloads in our modules, updated […]

Boy has it been a hectic couple of days! John Wu returned to Magisk development, and promptly closed > 5 PRs (Pull Requests) and about 31 commits as of the time of writing. And in the process, killed off the Modules repository and Hide, with only a vague promise of custom repositories and “someone will […]

These are the release notes for Webview Manager v10.0.5, a bugfix release in the 10.0.x series. In this release, we’ve patched some performance regressions and fixed miscellaneous bugs in addition to bumping the API library to 1.2.1 We would like to note preliminary reports suggest some of the issues are caused by users using a […]

These are the release notes for 5.1.7, a patch release in the 5.1.x series. In this release, we’ve patched some performance regressions and tweaked the UI, in addition to bumping the API library to 1.2.1 We would like to note preliminary reports suggest some of the issues are caused by users using a VPN, which […]

We are excited to announce Font Manager v5.1.3, the first stable in the 5.x series, with many changes. This release is the culmination of hundreds of hard work from all of our current members, and outside collaborators. Every detail has been perfected, every bug we know of squashed. While this is true, we also have […]

We are extremely pleased to announce the general stable release of Webview Manager v10, with many good changes! This release is the culmination of hundreds of hard work from all of our current members, and outside collaborators. Every detail has been perfected, every bug we know of squashed. While this is true, we also have […]

We are pleased to announce the fifth beta, and second public beta, of Webview Manager 10! In this release we tidied up some code, did some housekeeping, and gave everything a performance boost. We’ve also squashed those darn API bugs at last (about time). Below you will find a more detailed changelog Webview Manager 10, […]

We are pleased to announce the third beta, and second public beta, of Font Manager 5! In this release we tidied up some code, did some housekeeping, and gave everything a performance boost. We’ve also squashed those darn API bugs at last! Below you will find a more detailed changelog Font Manager 5, beta 3 […]

Alright, who let the intern handle scheduling again? Oh yeah, that was me. Crap. But hey, better late than never! We are extremely pleased to announce the first beta of Font Manager 5! While not as major as 4, there are still some breaking changes, and loads of improvements. With v5, we’ve switch to the […]

Alright, who let the intern handle scheduling again? But hey, better late than never! We are extremely pleased to announce the first beta of Webview Manager 10! While not as major as 9, there are still some breaking changes, and loads of improvements. With v10, we’ve switch to the beta API, which should has been […]

We are extremely please to announce stage three of Androidacy-NEXT, the fruit of days of hard work, and cooperation within our team and with other teams and people. You may have noticed site refreshes, downloads v2, and more has already been live, hence why we skipped stage 2 announcement. Behind the scenes, we’ve optimized and […]

Welcome to the first stage of the Androidacy-NEXT project, a total under-the-hood rework of our API and site! We’ve updated quite a few things and closely integrated with Patreon to provide you with a better experience. In the coming days, our Magisk Modules will be updated in accordance with the NEXT project. What’s new in […]

Note: this is an updated version of the original v9.1 Webview Manager changelog. We are pleased to announce v9.1.8 of Webview Manager in public stable channel! This release addresses several bugs with v9, and removes the (broken) recovery install feature for the time being, until we can properly fix that install option. Below is a […]