The screen was built entirely from raw android.widget.* views with no
theme applied at all, so it never had a chance to follow system dark/light
mode and looked dated regardless. Adds AppCompat + Material Components,
switches SettingsActivity to AppCompatActivity with a Theme.Material3.
DayNight theme, and rebuilds the screen with Material widgets (cards,
chips for the hidden-packages list, proper text fields).
Also adds a launcher icon (previously none): a vector adaptive icon, a
moon-like disc partially eclipsed by a diagonal veil in the background
color — no image tool involved, just XML.
Also renames the per-app "Remove" button to "Apply defaults (hide
everything)" — "Remove" read as removing the app from the list, not
resetting it to defaults, which is all it actually does.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Manually re-typing a package name Veil already got injected into was
redundant work. The hook now reports "I got loaded into package X" to a
small ContentProvider in Veil's own app the moment a scoped app's process
starts (found via hooking Application#attach for a reliable early Context),
which records it to SharedPreferences. Veil's settings screen lists the
union of explicitly configured apps and auto-detected ones, tagging the
latter so it's clear they haven't been customized yet.
No persistent service: the OS starts Veil's process on demand for each
call() and can kill it again right after, same footprint as everything
else in this module.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces "hide everything for every scoped app" with per-package, per-feature
toggles, backed by SharedPreferences the hook reads via XSharedPreferences.
A package with no explicit entry still gets every feature hidden, keeping
prior behavior as the default.
Adds a launcher activity so the settings screen is directly reachable.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
LSPosed module that hooks AccessibilityManager and Settings.Secure/Global
(getString/getStringForUser/getInt/getIntForUser) inside whatever app
process LSPosed injects it into, so that process sees no accessibility
services and no adb/wifi-debugging flags enabled. Target apps are chosen
via the module's scope list in LSPosed Manager, not in-app config.
Confirmed working against a real target app on-device; it previously
refused to launch with an accessibility service active and now starts
normally with the module enabled and scoped to it. Required disabling
KernelSU's "umount modules" option for that app, since it otherwise blocks
Zygisk (and therefore LSPosed) from injecting into the process at all.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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