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... for each icon, so your app is only requesting the icons that you need. Also note that only visible icons are loaded, and icons which are "below the fold" and hidden from the user's view do not make fetch requests for the svg resource. If you're using Ionic Framework, Ionicons is packaged by default, so no installation is necessary.

A Jailed toolbox application for iOS 14.0-15.7.1 and 16.0-16.1.2 using CVE-2022-46689. Enable Notifications and set Location Services to Always to keep the app running in the background, keep the dock and folder background hidden, and prevent some sound effects from reverting. Some changes are permanent on iOS 14.0-14.8.1. IPA available in the Releases section.

Shadow is an Android plug-in framework independently developed by Tencent, which has been tested by hundreds of millions of online users. Shadow not only shares the key code of plug-in technology with open source, but also completely shares all the designs required for online deployment. Reuse the source code of the independent installation App. The source code of the plug-in App can be installed and run normally. Zero reflection and no Hack implementation of plug-in technology. In theory...

Dow load and boot ISO or IMG images from distrowatch and boot them in a virtual PC environment. Currently the app supports about 90 different linux iso's out of the box but feel free to use this tool to test your own iso's (windows 10, 11, PE, etc). This is my way of attempting to inplement what 've learned in the past 10 months with stuff that I already know well. I hope you find this interesting. feel free to leave me a comment /thumbs up even hatemail is acceptable at this point. if you hate...

Android Hidden APIs are classes, methods, and resources that Google hides from you because of stability reasons. These features are hidden because they may be changed on next API version. The internal APIs are located in package com.android.internal and available in the framework.jar, while the hidden APIs are located in the android.jar file with @hide javadoc attribute. Now you know the difference. But I will refer to both as hidden APIs. This repo contains a custom android.jar which you can...

"AndroidSidebar" is an Android-library, which provides a custom view implementation, which allows to show a sidebar, which overlaps the view's main content and can be shown or hidden in an animated manner. The sidebar may be located at left or right edge of the parent view and its state can be changed by either calling an appropriate method or via dragging on the device's touch screen. Furthermore there are a lot of attributes, which allow to specify the appearance and behavior of the sidebar...