Android is Google's mobile operating system designed for smartphones, tablets, watches, TVs, and other devices. It's an open platform that enables users to enjoy app experiences across many devices.
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Enables automation of native Android applications through accessibility snapshots or coordinate-based interactions, supporting both emulators and physical devices for testing, data-entry, and multi-step user journeys.
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Allows creation and configuration of browser profiles with Android user agents
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Provides Android Debug Bridge (ADB) functionality for automating Android devices, including device management, screen operations (screenshots, touch input), app management (install/uninstall, start/stop), file operations, and shell command execution.
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Planned integration for DHIS2 Android SDK, providing tools for mobile project setup, offline-first architecture patterns, GPS and media capture support, and synchronization strategies for health data collection apps.
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Offers sandbox analysis capabilities for Android environments, enabling malware analysis on Android systems.
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Supports React Native Android configuration analysis and upgrade assistance, helping manage Android-specific native code changes during React Native upgrades.
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Provides UI testing and automation capabilities for Android applications, allowing for interaction with app elements, view hierarchy analysis, and source mapping to identify rendered code.
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Provides tools for managing Android emulators, reading logcat logs, and launching Android Virtual Devices (AVDs) for Tauri mobile development.
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Provides tools for Android APK reverse engineering, including decoding APKs, examining smali code, analyzing manifests, inspecting resources, building modified APKs, and signing APKs for installation.
