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Android File Search
Show files on Android device
...Filename is "filesearch4.apk". This new version allows to delete files, rename files, delete directories, rename directories, and view text files when the file extension is : txt, xml, htm, html, xsl, xslt, text, ascii, ini, asp, aspx, java, kt, cs, js, jsp, php, bat, css, csv, kml, svg (feel free to ask for more file extensions, that should be a setting in the application in the future). The application starts browsing from the internal storage of the Android device ("/storage/emulated/0") so you can browse your data file (pictures, alarms, documents, downloads, movies, music, ringtones...). ... -
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ZipHTML5
Compress files and folder in zip format in WebView Android
A micro library for the creation of mobile applications Android hybrid HTML5 / Java, for compressing files in Zip format directly from the WebView component. You can compress individual files and folders by adding the interface DroidZip in JavaScript and object ZipHTML5Hybrid directly to the WebView component of Android. For the use of interface in Java WebView you need to include in the HTML file the famous JavaScript library JSZip MIT license. -
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Turbo Editor
Simple and powerful File Editor for Android
Simple, powerful and Open Source text editor for Android licensed under the GPLv3 license.
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