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An OkHttp interceptor which has a pretty logger for request and response. +Mock support.

...Designed with a Material 3 interface, it presents extensive technical details in a clean and accessible way. App Manager supports installing, uninstalling, sharing, backing up, and restoring APK files, including split APK formats. Advanced tools like a logcat viewer, debloater, code editor, and file manager are built directly into the app. For power users, it offers root and ADB-based controls to manage permissions, processes, and system behavior. Overall, App Manager consolidates the functionality of multiple utility apps into one comprehensive Android management tool.

Lightweight and pretty, powerful and flexible logger for Android and java, can print the log to Logcat, Console, and Files, or anywhere if you like.

... - Fast development cycle to build, load and debug your application on the Emulator or your Android device. Use adb wireless debugging over Wi-Fi, no root required. Logcat: Color highlighting for warning and error messages with filter options to block unwanted tags. Option to show log output by Process Id.

...MAC or Linux: java -jar adbtool.jar Capturing and editing screenshot is one of the painful work for QA engineers. QA Engineers can now perform all these actions using this single tool without depending on other editing tools or software. Logcat is the most used thing by QA Engineers and developers to debug the issue. This tool will capture logcat and displays log with colour coding in UI with options to view and save.. Android uiautomator provide only strings not their ids whereas ADBTool can extract complete strings from selected app. Apart from above ADBTool has many other features, use it to know other features.

Frodo is an Android debugging library for logging RxJava Observable and Subscriber behavior directly to Logcat. It uses annotations to identify reactive methods and classes that should be instrumented. A Gradle plugin generates and weaves the required logging code only into debug builds, allowing annotations to remain safely in production source. Observable logging can report emitted values, execution time, schedulers, and lifecycle events.