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Amaze File Manager is an open source Material Design file manager for Android. It makes Material Design's exceptional features easier than ever to access on your Android device. It comes with an easy-to-use navigation drawer for quick navigation plus plenty of awesome features. It allows you to work on multiple tabs at a time; provides quick access to history, bookmarks or any file; has an inbuilt Database Reader, Zip/Rar Reader, Apk Reader, Text Reader and so much more! Amaze File Manager is based on Material Design guidelines and is completely open source, with no ads or in-app purchases whatsoever.

...Available in English, Finnish, German, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish and Turkish. Paged home screen with free icon placement and drag-and-drop, a dock, and an app drawer with universal search (apps, settings pages, contacts, calculator). Home-screen widgets plus built-in clock, battery, notifications and people widgets. Folders, third-party icon packs and Material You themed icons, configurable gestures, notification dots, and backup and restore to a file. The only internet use is the optional weather in the clock widget (Open-Meteo). ...

Open VirtualXposed, click on the drawer button at the bottom of the home page (or long click the screen), add your desired APP and Xposed Module to VirtualXposed’s virtual environment. Note, all operations (installation of Xposed Module, APP) must be done in VirtualXposed, otherwise the Xposed Module installed won’t take effect. For example, if you install the YouTube app on your system (Your phone’s original system, not in VirtualXposed), and then install YouTube AdAway (A YouTube Xposed Module) in VirtualXposed; or you install YouTube in VirtualXposed, and install YouTube AdAway on the original system, or both of them are installed on the original system, neither of these three cases will work! ...

...Enable/disable events, disabled sides (left or right). It supports Ratchet (with templates!). Because of the nature of this code, drawers are just kind of stacked behind the content. To bring the proper drawer to the front, you can hook into Snaps.js' CSS classes.