AppNameInfo
AppNameInfo lets you view all running apps and output list via adb to text file.
What's AppNameInfo APK?
AppNameInfo is a app for Android, It's developed by Rich Dorfman author.
First released on google play in 9 years ago and latest version released in 9 years ago.
This app has 753 download times on Google play
This product is an app in Tools category. More infomartion of AppNameInfo on google play
NOTE: As of Android SDK version 21 (Lollipop), android.permission.GET_TASKS is DEPRECATED. That means that this app can no longer access a list of running apps. AppNameInfo continues to be fully functional on pre-Lollipop devices. On post-Lollipop devices, AppNameInfo displays only the list of all installed apps.
- Rich Dorfman, Oct 10, 2019
AppNameInfo is a FREE forensic utility that lets you determine which apps are running on an Android device. The app's three tabs provide the following views and functions:
* Display "All Apps" on device and path to each app's apk file
* Display "Running Apps" on device and path to each app's apk file
* Generate logcat entry ( "Write to Logcat" ) showing complete list of apps, running apps and paths for capture to text file via adb.
To capture complete app list, perform the following steps:
1. Enable USB debugging in Android device settings.
2. With Android SDK installed on computer, connect Android device via USB cable.
3. Launch AppNameInfo and navigate to "Write to Logcat" tab.
4. At computer, open command prompt and navigate to Android SDK adb directory. For example:
cd C:\AndroidSDK\platform-tools
5. Capture logcat entries to text file via adb. For example:
adb logcat -s AppNameInfo > c:\MyRunningApps.txt
Text file may be edited to effect tabular presentation in a Word document, as follows:
1. Open text file in text editor.
2. Search and replace to edit out logcat artifact, e.g., "I/AppNameInfo(29896): " (if generated by device under test).
3. Fields in text document are denoted by pipe delimiter ( "|" ). Use this delimiter when importing into Word to create 3-column table.
4. In text document, "Running Apps" column uses "cCc" character string to denote an app that is running. In Word, you may search string "cCc" and replace with check mark wherever the string occurs in your table.
- Rich Dorfman, Oct 10, 2019
AppNameInfo is a FREE forensic utility that lets you determine which apps are running on an Android device. The app's three tabs provide the following views and functions:
* Display "All Apps" on device and path to each app's apk file
* Display "Running Apps" on device and path to each app's apk file
* Generate logcat entry ( "Write to Logcat" ) showing complete list of apps, running apps and paths for capture to text file via adb.
To capture complete app list, perform the following steps:
1. Enable USB debugging in Android device settings.
2. With Android SDK installed on computer, connect Android device via USB cable.
3. Launch AppNameInfo and navigate to "Write to Logcat" tab.
4. At computer, open command prompt and navigate to Android SDK adb directory. For example:
cd C:\AndroidSDK\platform-tools
5. Capture logcat entries to text file via adb. For example:
adb logcat -s AppNameInfo > c:\MyRunningApps.txt
Text file may be edited to effect tabular presentation in a Word document, as follows:
1. Open text file in text editor.
2. Search and replace to edit out logcat artifact, e.g., "I/AppNameInfo(29896): " (if generated by device under test).
3. Fields in text document are denoted by pipe delimiter ( "|" ). Use this delimiter when importing into Word to create 3-column table.
4. In text document, "Running Apps" column uses "cCc" character string to denote an app that is running. In Word, you may search string "cCc" and replace with check mark wherever the string occurs in your table.
