ADB AppControl for Windows

ADB AppControl is a desktop-based utility designed for managing mobile apps. Leveraging the Android Debug Bridge (ADB), it offers a comprehensive solution for disabling, uninstalling, or installing apps on your device. It features a graphical interface that provides control over both the system and installed apps. Additional functions include batch operations, file transfer, and permission management. 

The tool is often used to debloat devices or control app behavior with precise control. The updates from the developers ensure ADB AppControl continues to expand its features while maintaining its core focus on powerful ADB-level app control without altering your device's firmware.

No-root power

The core feature of ADB AppControl is its app management capability. You can disable or uninstall system apps temporarily or permanently through ADB commands, all through a point-and-click interface. It automates ADB commands, removing manual console input. Batch processing allows simultaneous action on multiple apps, while clear app lists displaying package names, version codes, and status indicators simplify app identification.

It lets you adjust app permissions at the ADB level, letting you revoke or grant individual permissions for installed apps. This gives fine-grained control over app behavior without needing device rooting. Additionally, the tool supports displaying app details such as UID, activity names, and installation paths.This data aids in diagnosing app issues and cleaning up remnants. However, it requires enabling developer mode on device.

Additional features include file transfer and scripting. You can send files directly to the device’s storage, or run prewritten ADB command scripts for automation. The app’s interface groups these tools logically in tabs, making the functions easy to access. There are also device info panels showing battery, storage, and network data. Frequent updates introduce refinements, bug fixes, and support for newer versions, keeping the tool functional across device generations.

App mastery

ADB AppControl provides tools that let you disable, uninstall, install, and manage apps via ADB without root. It focuses on exposing ADB functions in a user-friendly interface while keeping advanced options visible for detailed control. The tool does not modify firmware or unlock bootloaders. Its functions are aimed at app-level management, file pushing, and permission handling. While it introduces features for automation and scripting, it avoids altering system-level protections.

• Minor bug fixes and performance tweaks