http://www.altcopy.net
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=za.co.canobakedbeans.instacopy
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I made this really simple app that makes copying text to your Android device from your PC (or the other way around) quite simple.
You don't need to sign-up or provide any personal details to use it. It works over any network too. Your device generates a unique code on the first run, which you enter into the PC App - and your devices are synced. You can then copy text to your device, or paste text from your device, using the copy and paste global hot-keys.
You'll need the PC App and the Android App. You can get the PC App here, and the Android app is on the Play store
I think it is a good alternative to Push Bullet for the following reasons:
You don't have to open any apps or click any buttons to push to your device or paste from it. You just select the text and press the appropriate global hotkey.
Push Bullet has universal copy paste functionality, but that's for everything that is copied. Alt-C allows you to be selective about what is copied/pasted.
You don't need to register an account to use the service. You just need to perform the initial syncing process once.
Any feedback would be appreciated!
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This is an app I have been working on for awhile now. I would appreciate it if people would test it out and let me know how it works. I'm linking the free version of course. Basically this is an app to create dialing extensions (ie. you're calling customer care and you always have to enter 1 for english, then enter the last four of your social, your phone number or bank number whatever).
Start with adding a name and number. Next step is dialing steps. Add waits, pauses and numbers. App shows everything you add in a visual listview. You can edit, delete or change the steps as you see fit. When building the extensions you can call out with the extensions you already have to make sure they are working and populate the next steps. The free version does have ads and only allows you to add two entries. Exporting to contacts is only in the paid version but you can easily call from the free version.
I'm looking for people to test it out and offer some advise and let me know how it works, thanks.
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KeepassDroid is a great app for password management, but there is a much better app on the Windows Phone platform. I recently made the switch from WP7 to Android but I'm really missing 7Pass. Maybe there is a developer interested in making this alternative Keepass client.
This picture shows main reason why 7Pass works better that KeepassDroid:
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- There is a web browser built in, so instead of needing an external browser, the app can function competely by itself
- With 1 press on of the buttons, the username/password gets copied to the currently selected textbox. This way, there is no need to long press every textbox or open the notification bar, making the process a lot easier and faster.
- Dropbox and Skydrive functionalty is built in, both upload and download
- Ability to edit Keepass 2 files.
I would love it if an app like this would be made for Android,so if there is any developer out there looking for a new project...Go for it :laugh:
Questions should be posted in Q&A forums, not Development forums.
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Hello, anyone knows how to add an exception for folder?
In MIUI10 it's not possible or I don't know how to do. Cause is I have a folder in my sdcard with all my apks, and the "cleaner" shows as "trash".
In MIUI8/9 cleaner screen was like this:
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And only needs to uncheck the "category"
Now, in this fabulous update, It's like this:
And if I have 150 apk files, I need todo add 150 files, one by one, to exception list. Any workaround to do this?
Am following. I also have challenges on that as it doesn't give any option menu to add
Personally I think MIUI is going backward instead going forward
Following. Hoping for a solution. I can't add any app to exception. I don't have an SD Card installed if that matters.
Go to security->cleaner->scan now after scanning press on the file
Press on the file once dont press and hold
Now there should be a pop up with the option to add to exception
Let the scan complete fully to get the files list
Go to security->cleaner->scan now after scanning press on file icon then press one time data and cache below the icon. You'll get the option of add exceptions.
Hello dear XDA Community,
I am currently trying to create a kind of website where you can upload files to my phones local storage.
To do so, I would just make the person that wants to share a file with me log into my phones wifi tethering.
Then they should be able to type some specific address into their searchbar to get to a form where they can upload files straight to my internal storage.
What I´ve tried so far:
I first tested everything on Windows with Apache and xampp.
After that I downloaded an App called Server for PHP.
When I start the server, everything works so far and I can execute my upload php files using chrome and upload files from my storage to a before specified folder.
So I thought that I could just use my secondary phone to connect to the wifi hotspot and type in the address (0.0.0.0:8080), but it can`t load the page.
Have any of you tried something similar before and do you know a way to get it to work?
I will also upload some screenshots and the php files later.
Thanks for your help already!!!
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I don't use smartphones very often, so could you guys please recommend a suitable setup for efficient file management?
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TotalCommander is a 2-pane filemanager since ever.
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TotalCommander is a 2-pane filemanager since ever.
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Yeah I was going to give TotalCommander a try after seeing one video on file managers. Does it feature a right-click menu with cut/paste and can you highlight multiple files using the mouse instead of check boxes?
Anything similar available with native file managers in EMUI desktop, Samsung Dex or Android 11 Desktop modes?
My go-to that I keep coming back to is X-plore. It does what you are asking for, has a decent UI and options to use it with SMB, FTP, cloud storage and a built-in WiFi file server. Always gets the job done too.
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