Hey guys, I’ve had a new Idea.
The problem is: It’s working for me, but I can’t prove if its working on other phones, especially in other countries.
So, it would be great if you could help me with this.
First i need to say, this needs 3 premissions, which could help to spy your phone, and it does also request Google access.
Of course it does not spy you or your phone, instead it does request data from google servers.
So if you don’t trust anyone – or me in particular 😉 – , stop reading here.
What you need to do:
* download the apk
* load it as script
* grant account access
* it will probably stay open as black window with only a title. if it does, close it.
it will probably say now, that you need to grant permissions first as a toast. If it does, just load it again.
* tell me the toast output you get. If everything worked correct, it should be:
YouTube, Lightning launcher Extreme, File Explorer
 in 3 toasts.
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B40xU-30MxN7VHdKckhpYmZBQ2s&authuser=0
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Lukas Morawietz​ Exactly as you described: black window stays open, granted access and reloaded, received 3 toasts in order youtube… llx… file explorer. USA Verizon Note 3 running 4.4.2
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Josh Horner Thanks!
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The same here, exactly as described 🙂
(Api with custom permissions as a script? Will this end in some type of a custom lightning add-on? 😀 )
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TrianguloY Yes. Basically I’m trying to sort apps automatically by category.
But its more than that, because this is a way to do two things:
1. Do something LL has no permission to do
2. Use Third-Party Java libraries
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Same result here, galaxy s3. Works so far.
Looking forward to the final script.
Any ETA?
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Works for me too. And as far as I can see, it should work on most, if not all, devices too.
So you finally built a Java app 😉
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Pierre Hébert
Yes I think it should work on most devices. I was using a fake android ID and someone from UK in another forum used another one, which was not weorking for me, so I thought it might depend on the country, but it seems to do not.
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