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Anyone having armeabi v7a device, run this command in termux and send the screenshot plz uname -m

Possible fixes if Revanced is crashing after reboot 1. Run revancify, go to Extras Menu, then go to Uninstall revanced app, and uninstall all the mounted apps one by one. 2. Uninstall the stock app. If not uninstallable, proceed. 3. Run this command in termux ->[
su -c pm path com.google.android.youtube | sed -n '/base/s/package://p']
replace com.google.android.youtube with your own apk YT Music : com.google.android.apps.youtube.music Go to this location in root explorer and force delete the folder of the base.apk, not only the apk. 4. Run the previous command again and delete until it shows no output. 5. Uninstall any revanced related module. 6. Go to /data/adb folder. Delete the folders "Revanced", "Vanced", "Music". 7. Go to /data/adb/service.d/ and delete every revanced or youtube related sh file inside this. Same way, go to /data/adb/post-fs-data.d/ and delete those in it as well. 8. Reboot your device. 9. Install the app from Play Store. Run revancify and mount the app. # Follow every step carefully. This is just a possible fix. If the problem still persists, you may try Revanced Manager as well. If Revanced Manager still doesn't work, the problem is with the device.

Is there still anyone who has problem with mounting the app on their rooted device after this fix???
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ALERT 🚨 I did some fix to the mount command as well as mount script and made it exactly same as in Revanced Manager. Go and mount the app again. No need to patch again though. If the problem still exists, then it may be a device specific problem One big issue is that I only have rooted android 10 device and non rooted Android 12 device. So, I can test the script in newer devices. If you still have problems, you are free to give Revanced Manager a try.

It is only for rooted devices

Mounting doesn't work for your device??
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New Update: 🤩🤩 → Added a new Extras Menu → Added option to open options.toml file via Text editor → Optimised file picker → Removed flags (-d, -f). The functionality is transferred to EXTRAS MENU → Added Settings.json file for storing preferences → Some minor fixes here and there. BTW, thanks to @selfmuser and this lovely community for 2.1k subscribers This means a lot to me. 😘😘

New Update: → Added a new Extras Menu → Added option to open options.toml file via Text editor → Optimised file picker

Patched with revancify but failed ?? Reasons: → You patched an unsupported version. Maybe your selected a version that doesn't have supported tag or if your device is root, then it does tell you that the version is not supported and shows you a list of supported versions. → You patched using the wrong source. When you start revancify the very first time, it asks you for source Revanced (Official) or Revanced Extended (Fast updates, more features). You can also change it later in the 3rd option to change the source. Note: Revancify, Revanced/Rvx Builder and Revanced Manager all uses the same patcher. So, if you are able to patch with RV Manager and Revancify fails, then it means that it is something that you did wrong. First, investigate yourself and, if you did everything right, report here freely along with the patchlog file (Internal Storage -> Revancify -> patchlog.txt).

I am thinking to allow users to use text editors to edit the options file. Do you all have an app in your device which can be used to edit text file? Like Some file manager( MixPlorer, Amaze, Zarchiever, or something else)
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Yayy 🥳🥳 Revancify is now one of the official methods for patching Revanced Extended apps Thanks to @inotia00 👌👌
Yayy 🥳🥳 Revancify is now one of the official methods for patching Revanced Extended apps Thanks to @inotia00 👌👌

It is very easy and visually interactive. But sadly, there is no easy way to do this. I mean, I can do this but it will make revancify harder to setup Usage will become easy, but installation won't be a single command based.

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See this is helpful for the files names like the one in 13 and 14.
See this is helpful for the files names like the one in 13 and 14.

Which one??
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Which way is better to represent filename Var1 = can see longer names Var2 = can see even the end of filenames. It is better
Which way is better to represent filename Var1 = can see longer names Var2 = can see even the end of filenames. It is better to differentiate files like X.apk X (1).apk X (2).apk

Hello Guys !! Now you can use apk from storage as well to patch !! A menu which will show all the folders and apks will be shown, you can enter a directory, go back and choose an apk. Then, you can also select patches. I have possibly covered all the edge cases but if still any bug appears, record the screen and report it here. ENJOY !!

Important Information ℹ️ I have seen so many people, literally too much more than I ever expected, who asks "How to reduce app size ?". Let me explain to you. Revanced doesn't have suport for patching split apks, so only universal apk can be patched. Thus the app size may appear 134 -140 MB to you. But technically, the extra size doesn't make the app heavier. The libraries that are in the app but are useless for your device lie completely dormant. So, if your app has 134 MB or 54 MB the size only matters if you have a 2000s device. One legit reason could be "internet quota". If you have really limited internet then you can get pre patched apps; most trusted source being @rvx_lite Thus, if you patch your apps, then don't think 134 MB app is heavier than 54 MB app. There is one drawback of using a compressed app tho. Sometimes, optimisation removes some invokes which leads to fallback to slower generic methods. So, using mod lite, ultra lite, blah blah blah is a myth. And in 2023 with phones having 128 GB normally, it is completely negligible. If you understand, then it is good. Rest is up to your logical thinking ability.