There is no need to install the Android SDK separately.
It can be configured using "Local ADB Configuration Tool".
However, if you are an Android developer, we recommend setting up your environment appropriately.
This is a tool that allows you to operate adb commands intuitively with a GUI.
There is no problem even if you are not familiar with the command line.
Screenshots from your device will be automatically saved on your PC.
It is possible to extract Resolver(Intent) from installed packages.
Intents, Broadcasts, and Inputs can also be added to your favorites list and reused.
You can also edit or duplicate it.
Intent and Broadcast parameters can be easily created using the creation support function.
In addition to being able to send multiple Input commands in succession, You can also adjust the timing by including Sleep.
Additionally, information about Input commands is displayed in a list, saving you the trouble of searching.
The command to specify coordinates can be specified by simply clicking on the captured image.
For debuggable packages
You can directly access the SQLite Database created by the Content provider, and the results of SQL execution are displayed in Grid for easy viewing.
In addition, you can use the [SQL creation support] function that allows you to easily create SQL from the context menu of the execution result.
You can access files on your device with an Explorer-like interface, and frequently used folders can be added to your Favorites.
Additionally, files with extensions listed under [Notes] on the [File] Tab can be opened with the PC application by simply double-clicking them.
For debuggable packages
You can directly access the app's [data] folder.
If [Windows Subsystem for Android] is installed on the PC
The [WSA] tab will be displayed on the screen, and you can use the "display various WSA screens" function and the "adb connection/disconnection" function.
Additional information
To directly access SQLite Database created by Content provider
You need to select the corresponding package in the [Package] Tab and use [Jump] - [Database] Menu to move it to the [Database] Tab.
To directly access your app's [data] folder
You need to select the corresponding package on the [Package] Tab and use [Jump] - [File] Menu to move it to the [File] Tab.
Currently, the extensions that can be opened in a PC-side application by just double-clicking are:
Image : .jpg, .png
Text : .cfg, .conf, .css, .html, .json, .sh, .txt, .prop, .xml
Data : .ogg, .mp4, .pdf
Please be careful as files such as .sh may be executed instead of being displayed.
Some functions may not be available depending on the device you are using.
(Due to reasons such as Android version, SDK version, User-build/Engineering-build, etc.)
Starting with Android 6.0 (API 23), toybox is included as a command line tool.
However, some functions are not supported by Android 6.0 (API 23), so it may not work properly.