LSPosed Magisk Module is an open-source framework that provides a way to hook into the Android Runtime (ART) for system and app modifications without modifying APKs. It’s a successor to the Xposed Framework, leveraging the LSPlant hooking framework to deliver consistent APIs.
Key Features:
- ART Hooking: Allows modules to change the behavior of the system and apps dynamically.
- Compatibility: Supports Android versions from 8.1 to the latest.
- Ease of Use: Changes are done in memory, making it easy to deactivate the module and revert to the original system.
Developer Information: The LSPosed project is developed by a team of contributors on GitHub. It’s licensed under the GPL-3.0 license, ensuring it remains free and open for users and developers.
Usage: To use LSPosed, you need to have Magisk installed (version 24+). After installing LSPosed via the Magisk app and rebooting, you can manage modules and apply them to selected apps through the LSPosed manager.