Greetings
First of all thank you very much for your amazing work, I really appreciate…
I wanted to know if there is a possibility that when connecting to an internal class of java it will be possible to receive the data of all the applications that extend that class, and not only the applications that are defined in the scope
For example
I connect to the android.app.Activity class and the onCreate function to get all the names of the Activity opened on the device, by getting param.thisObject
But in practice it only shows the applications that extend this class only if they are defined in scope even though the connection is to the parent class and yet I should receive all the applications that extend the aforementioned class.
There is a way to remove the limitation of lsposed, and get the information about all the applications that extend the aforementioned department ?
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Describe the solution you'd like
Greetings First of all thank you very much for your amazing work, I really appreciate… I wanted to know if there is a possibility that when connecting to an internal class of java it will be possible to receive the data of all the applications that extend that class, and not only the applications that are defined in the scope For example I connect to the android.app.Activity class and the onCreate function to get all the names of the Activity opened on the device, by getting param.thisObject But in practice it only shows the applications that extend this class only if they are defined in scope even though the connection is to the parent class and yet I should receive all the applications that extend the aforementioned class. There is a way to remove the limitation of lsposed, and get the information about all the applications that extend the aforementioned department ?
Many thanks, and sorry for my english...
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