Smartphones can misbehave for many reasons but bootloops are the worst. If your device keeps restarting or shows a black screen after loading, it could be due to broken modules in Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch.
That’s where Yet Another Bootloop Protector (YABP) steps in. It’s a safety net that helps your device recover from crash loops and SystemUI failures. Even if the problem is deep, YABP gives you a way back without losing data.
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What Is YABP?
YABP is a Magisk/KernelSU/APatch module that watches your device as it boots. If things go wrong like a stuck boot animation or a black screen it disables all risky modules to give your phone another chance to boot safely.
Requirements
To use YABP, you need:
- A rooted Android device with Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch
- A working booted system or access to TWRP/custom recovery
- Basic terminal knowledge (for optional commands)
Features
- Detects bootloop automatically
- Disables problem-causing modules & scripts
- Tracks SystemUI crashes (optional feature)
- Allows whitelisting safe modules and scripts
- Provides simple recovery with one action button
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Installation Guide
- Flash the YABP module using Magisk Manager, KernelSU, or APatch.
- Avoid flashing it in recovery mode unless you’re stuck in a bootloop.
- During install, choose whether to enable SystemUI monitoring.
How to Use
If your device gets stuck:
- YABP detects the issue and disables all modules/scripts automatically.
- You can then reboot and start fresh.
- Use the action button in Magisk to reactivate your favorite modules one-by-one.
- To whitelist any safe module, add its ID to
/data/adb/YABP/allowed-modules.txt.
Optional: SystemUI Monitor
SystemUI crashing often? Enable monitoring during installation. You can later toggle it by creating/removing this file:
/data/adb/systemui.monitor.disableFAQs
No, only those caused by Magisk, KernelSU or APatch modules.
Yes, but only if you can’t boot normally.
The module disables all modules and scripts, then reboots your device.
Yes, as long as your recovery has access to the data partition.
Final Thoughts
YABP is your silent guardian against unexpected crashes. Whether you’re flashing a new module or trying something experimental, it adds a layer of protection every time your device boots.
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This tool is a lifesaver! I was stuck in a bootloop after a bad Magisk module install, and Yet Another Bootloop Protector fixed it in seconds. Super easy to use and saved me from a full wipe. Thanks for sharing this definitely a must-have for rooted users!