Tag: update

We know, we know. We’ve been teasing it for ages (hey, marketing made us, ok????), for months even. But we are so very excited to announce the next major iteration of the Androidacy API is here at last! Androidacy API v7 has a whole lot of changes – for users, for devs, for us, and […]

It’s us again, and we though we’d share a little update on our plans, progress, and what’s been going on at Androidacy HQ. We’ve been hard at work crafting our next-gen API, updating our modules, adding new modules into our repo, and adding new fonts to font manager. We’ve also been optimizing our website from […]

Welcome to our latest roundup of the latest updates to Androidacy services and products! We’re glad you joined us, as we have some exciting new features to share with you. Without further ado, let’s dive on in! Magisk Modules Repo Updates (and more!) We’ve reworked the API backend for the Magisk Modules Repo to be […]

No, it’s not an April fools’ joke this time – promise! Look, I know the whole 100 rabbits in the server room didn’t go over well, but at least we got them out, right? This isn’t a revenge prank. But please, whoever sent them, don’t do it again. I still have nightmares. We’re happy to […]

Welcome to the latest roundup of our march updates from the team at Androidacy! We’re excited to share some news regarding our current Patreon offerings, and the further optimization of our API, servers, and general infrastructure. Let’s dive on in, there’s a lot to cover! Infrastructure updates This month saw the biggest leap in growth […]

Androidacy would like to extend our heartfelt support to the members of our community with family in friends in, or are themselves currently in Ukraine. Androidacy has the general stance that no war is good war, and this is no different. We extend this to everybody, no matter which side you’re on and if you’re […]

We are back again with the Androidacy February update. This update is to keep you posted on what we’ve been and/or will be working on. There’s the usual housekeeping, and a couple exciting new features. Overall, it’s been a pretty quiet month for us as we plan for bigger updates and work on them. With […]

We now have the androidacy subreddit! Hey everyone, this is just a short announcement post to let our community know that Androidacy now has a subreddit, for those of you who prefer Reddit over Telegram or maybe don’t have a telegram account. Here’s the link: https://www.reddit.com/r/Androidacy/. Check it out, join it, and don’t forget to […]

We now have a Magisk Module Manager… kind of Androidacy is extremely pleased and honored to announce that version 0.3.1 of Fox’s Magisk Module Manager now includes by default an integration with the Androidacy Magisk Modules Repository! This partnership brings you an app-based experience, and allows you to install modules directly on your device, without […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

We are very pleased to announce the general availability of Font Manager 4.2, in beta now for your font theming pleasure. Font Manager 4.2 builds on the foundations in 4.1 to provide a more robust font and emoji solution, that’s even easier to use than ever. We make you type less, give you easy access […]

We’re are please to announce the 4.1 release of Font Manager, a release primarily focused on stability and refinements over new features. In this release, we’ve refined the UI, fixed a few bugs, and more. Check out the full changelog below. Font Manager v4.1.2 changes We’d like to thank the team for helping with this […]

We’re pleased to announce that v9 of Webview Manager is now out in stable, ready for the general public. Webview Manager builds on the foundations we laid in v8.1, improving in many key ways. We’ve simplified the install process, and switched to our homegrown API for better performance and more flexibility to grow. We’ve also […]

The wait for Font Manager is over, the developers have put in the hours, the testers have tested all the tests, and we’ve debugged all the bugs. Yes, even that one. We’re pleased to announce the first release candidate and second beta of Font Manager. This release is focused on stability, and performance Improvements, and […]

Hey it’s us at Androidacy again, with the latest beta update for Webview Manager. Featuring a streamlined install experience, utilizing the Androidacy API for the best experience, this release brings many, many performance and security improvements. A lot of work went into the release, not only on the module but on our backend. We’d like […]

The first beta release of the 4.x series of Font Manager is finally here! This release brings significant improvements to internal storage detection, downloads, UI, and so much more! Below you will find a full changelog. Changelog for Font Manager As usual we’d like to thank everyone on the team who contributed, along with some […]