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QtScrcpy connects to Android devices via USB (or via TCP/IP) for display and control. It does NOT require the root privileges. It supports three major platforms: GNU/Linux, Windows and MacOS. You can write your own script to map keyboard and mouse actions to touches and clicks of the mobile phone according to your needs. A script for "PUBG mobile" and TikTok mapping is provided by default. Once enabled, you can play the game with your keyboard and mouse as the PC version. or you can use...

...It allows users to define custom scraping rules using XPath-style selectors (up to five lines) to collect anime metadata and streaming sources. The app supports streaming with real-time super resolution (via Anime4K), danmaku (on-screen comments), multiple video sources, offline caching, and even collaborative watching modes. It targets many platforms (Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, Linux) and supports custom rule importing and sharing. The interface includes features like search, schedule, history, subtitles, and rule editing. ...

YouTube Vanced Blue is a customized version of the popular YouTube Vanced app, featuring a blue-themed interface and the same powerful functionalities that enhance your video streaming experience. This modified app allows users to enjoy an ad-free viewing experience, seamless background playback, and advanced customization options for video quality and playback settings. With the ability to download videos directly to your device and the inclusion of exclusive features like dark and AMOLED...

Secrets for Android is an app that allows you to securely store and manage passwords and secrets on your Android device. PCSecrets is an application that provides similar facilities for a PC. PCSecrets Sync is an Android app that provides a synchronization capability between the two. It makes use of the new synchronization interface introduced in Secrets for Android (SfA) 2.4. The app is essentially a service and has no direct user interaction (no user interface). The app can be...

With mobile development, showing images in an app has become a very frequent task. But with the ever-increasing resolution of smartphone cameras, image compression has become a rather important concern. Although there are already a lot of writings on the internet on the topic, a great number of possible scenarios still have to be thought of, like unsuccessful compressions, too small pictures (eg. for profile pictures) or too bad image quality. Naturally, the first idea was to see how WeChat, the app giant manages this task in action. ...