A modern network toolbox built to feel like original android apps without jank. Downloads and opens instantly, seriously it's well under 200KB! Why? - Because today's apps tend to feel slow and janky on anything but the latest hardware, no more.
Device support - All devices running Android 3.0 and above are supported!
How is is possible? - The small size and extreme compatibility are possible thanks to our no dependency policy. This app literally has empty depecndecies block: Click here to verify
Does it look good? - The app uses the original andorid Holo theme, so it's perfect if you miss good old days, but we've also given it a modern twist with custom implementations of UI components like floating action button for example. If you don't believe just look at screenshots below.
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Or download the latest APK from the Releases Section.
Currently the thing that is needed the most is testing, especially on older devices <=Android 4.3. I unfortunately have an M1 Mac and am therefore unable to run these older emulators. It would also be very nice if someone would take the time to extract user-facing text into string resources to make it translatable. I don't want to use @dimmen, it just complicates things. Any other contributions are also welcome. There are no specific guidelines since this is a very small project; the only requirement is that you care about your code and others who will maintain it. Using depracated APIs isn't as big of a problem here as it's in other projects since we need to maintain compatibility with very old devices and avoid using any dependencies, but if you can avoid using depracated APIs without adding an additional dependency, you should do it. Also, please don't suppress lints that can be corrected (not using string resources...), you can, however, suppress lints we cannot correct, at lest not without a library (using TabHost, it's deprecated but to not use it we would need to add a dependency) or that are not needed (putting an IP address into string resources...). I'm also open for any refactoring.