I have tried loads of encyption apps but can't find what i want.
I have an existing folder that i want to encrypt.
Then i want to open that folder, fill in a password and browse without the need for repeated encryptdecrypt n file copying.
It's just a password to access the folder nothing more..
Does anyone know of an app that can do this?
Cheers in advance.
Gryncent
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Tryin to hide your porn huh?
I'm sure if you google your question you will find something
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Morning!
You've no doubt tried FileCrypt. But like you mention you do need to decrypt view the content and then re-encrypt it again. But so far that's currently the best on the market that you can get.
Cheers!
grymcent said:
I have tried loads of encyption apps but can't find what i want.
I have an existing folder that i want to encrypt.
Then i want to open that folder, fill in a password and browse without the need for repeated encryptdecrypt n file copying.
It's just a password to access the folder nothing more..
Does anyone know of an app that can do this?
Cheers in advance.
Gryncent
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I'm trying to clean out my sdcard and noticed a folder called PVR , anyone know what it is, what its for and if I need it? There is tons of stuff in it and it is using a crapload of space..any insight would be excellent...thanks in advance
Bump....somebody anybody???
Have you tried that new Googlie-thingy kids use these days?
http://www.google.com/search?source...=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=a316b5cdb3fe9040
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Have you tried that new Googlie-thingy kids use these days?
http://www.google.com/search?source...=1&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&fp=a316b5cdb3fe9040
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Sure did..no answer
I would back it up to the computer, delete the folder and see if anything breaks...
what type of files are in the folder?
Do u have DroidTV installed?
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well what exactly is inside of it? DO you have any app that would use a PVR? If not, delete it.
Is there a way that you can remove certain HTC Widgets from the phone to free up some of the memory? Can I use es file manager and go to /system/app and just delete apk's from there or will that cause problems? Thanks
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If you've rooted, yeah you might be able to do that. I think you'd need to root to access the system files (not sure, don't know about phones just thinking logically) and then it should be possible.
Rooted - File Explorer - System mount - delete those Files with the ending widget.
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Yes you can.
I would use titanium backup.
And backup before deleting so if you run into issues you can restore individual apps.
Although es file will do just fine, just make sure in the es settings to give root access and mount file system.
matt5eo said:
Rooted - File Explorer - System mount - delete those Files with the ending widget.
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You just beat me to it lol
Alright, perfect. Thanks a lot.
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Sorry for bringing up an old thread but it's kinda relevant.
I tried installing a few additional widgets through HTC Hub. The downloads were successful but the install wasn't. And this took up some (large actually) amount of space off my internal.
So, what do I delete and from where to get rid of these unwanted files? I don't really care about it not being installed, just don't want it bloating up my memory space. Thanks in advance, and I apologize if this has been answered elsewhere.
I'm sorry but Bump.
Any help would be appreciated with the above issue?
They should be installed to
/system/app. if your are using apps2sd with your Rom, look under /system/sd/app. Just look for the name of the widget u downloaded and delete it from there. I use es file explorer. U must go into its settings and allow root explorer and mount, to be able to do this. Also try wiping your dalvik cache in cwm.
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Hi
If you want to disable led lights in bottom of phone, you need only a Root Explorer , go here:
/sys/class/leds/button-backlight
open this file ( brightness ) in text editor and change 1 to 0 , now save the file, it should turn off your led lights.
but it effect untill your phone is on after restart it goes back to defaults.
May be you can make script to apply at boot.
Make a zip that pushes the edited file into the system, perhaps i can make it
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iok1 said:
Make a zip that pushes the edited file into the system, perhaps i can make it
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Would be awesome , i can do that too if you'd like
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please do that, thanks
i think it is no use.
中国人正在尝试提高！
(translation:Chinese people are trying to improve themselves！)
Thanks! On stock it was very annoying!
useful for at night, when reading with my dimmed screen
how do i edit button-backlights,it just show me a folder and when i opens that folder my root explorer crashes and then force closes.
muzaffarhassan64 said:
how do i edit button-backlights,it just show me a folder and when i opens that folder my root explorer crashes and then force closes.
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Hold press on it and press edit
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Thatgrass said:
Would be awesome , i can do that too if you'd like
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if you can please do that ,i am waiting for your job.
Taka random meta inf folder and grab the file place it at system/lib
Modify updaterscript
Mount and extract system
Create .zip
test if it works
Done
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muzaffarhassan64 said:
how do i edit button-backlights,it just show me a folder and when i opens that folder my root explorer crashes and then force closes.
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Mine had an error opening it. Copy to SD card edit and out back and it works
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I found this guide for those of us that are rooted, as its a pain having to keep pressing the request desktop site button.
http://droidnerds.com/content/how-to-permanently-have-desktop-mode-on-chrome-mobile-for-android/
Bump......
In case you haven't seen it
When I click the link at the bottom of the page nothing is downloaded...
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nlua said:
When I click the link at the bottom of the page nothing is downloaded...
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I take it that it goes to another page? If so I copied the text from that page into a file in the destination folder called chrome-command-line and set the permissions, which works well.
Download the attached file, place it in the data/local folder and delete the .zip extension, set permissions to read write execute, read execute and read execute. Force stop chrome and re start it and voila all is good in desktop mode.
Hope this helps
Rob
Thanks for the download link. Uber noob here. How do you set the permissions?
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Root manager or es file explorer will let you change permissions, just long press the file for the option to change permissions.
Thanks...super easy
thanks! i'll try it soon. :good:
it's a pain for some websites that always go into mobile mode.
Sadly this doesnt work. it doesnt save request desktop mode and still forces me to mobile sites. And yes I did copy the file to the right location and chmodded it.....
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Sadly this doesnt work. it doesnt save request desktop mode and still forces me to mobile sites. And yes I did copy the file to the right location and chmodded it.....
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You are wrong.
After a restart it works fine, the check box won't be checked in chrome. A good indicator... go to Meritrust credit unions website... if it loads with login capabilities you succeeded. This worked for me, thank you op
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You are wrong.
After a restart it works fine, the check box won't be checked in chrome. A good indicator... go to Meritrust credit unions website... if it loads with login capabilities you succeeded. This worked for me, thank you op
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I have rebooted and IT DOESN'T WORK. When I try to go to several sites they keep feeding me the mobile version even after a restart.
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I have rebooted and IT DOESN'T WORK. When I try to go to several sites they keep feeding me the mobile version even after a restart.
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You have it named "chrome-command-line" only right? Not "chrome-command-line.txt" etc? If you have it named that with the correct permissions it should work...
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You have it named "chrome-command-line" only right? Not "chrome-command-line.txt" etc? If you have it named that with the correct permissions it should work...
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Yea its renamed "chrome-command-line" without the "". And the permissions I set with ES File explorer is:
RWE
RE
RE
In that order.
Works for me too.
I was about to say you may have the file name wrong because I did but apparently that's not the case.
I cleared data too in chrome. Might not have been necessary but just saying.
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Yea its renamed "chrome-command-line" without the "". And the permissions I set with ES File explorer is:
RWE
RE
RE
In that order.
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Those are the correct permissions... Well I'm sorry it doesn't work for you man, we've tested it on quite a few devices here.
Great Fine
Worked like a champ for me Thanks a ton nice fine now I have my desktop on my 7 when i search YAYYYY :laugh:
works on my side! thanks!
Works for me!
Works well for me. Thanks
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Hey guys. I have installed various apps in my phone and when I try to find the installed folder using a file manager, it's like all over the place. Most of them are inside the /sdcard/android/data... but some are just in the root of the phone storage.
Is there a way for me to know the path of a shortcut just like when you right click a shortcut in the desktop from your PC?
Thanks.
/system/app and /data/app.
Application files will have an .apk extension.
Corrected typo.
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jinda628 said:
Hey guys. I have installed various apps in my phone and when I try to find the installed folder using a file manager, it's like all over the place. Most of them are inside the /sdcard/android/data... but some are just in the root of the phone storage.
Is there a way for me to know the path of a shortcut just like when you right click a shortcut in the desktop from your PC?
Thanks.
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As previous poster said but .apk instead of .spk
The apps store their data where ever they want though. /data/data, /sdcard/, /sdcard/data/, /sdcard/android/data/, others.
Shortcuts work different in android. You use the shortcuts from the app list in your launcher. You can create shortcuts on launcher by long pressing an open space also.
One other way is to use intents to call a app but that's pretty advanced
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Thanks guys. Reason I asked is I'm trying to find the path of apps I want to bind on SD using directory bind and its hard knowing where they are installed.
Remember in PC when we right click a shortcut, click properties, we can see the path of the installed files. Is there something like this in android?