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Intent Intercept (v. 2.01) Разработано AshtonBRSC |
FOR DEVELOPERS.
This app attempts to intercept as many intents as possible in order to examine their contents.
This helps when trying to develop an app that reacts to a particular intent.
Some details of the intent can now be edited before resending it.
The app is now open source at https://github.com/intrications/intent-intercept
The interceptions can now be enable and disabled from the Intent Intercept icon in the launcher.
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[2013-08-05] A Google User: somewhat useful cannot edit all intent properties (e.g. extras) which makes it useless for quite a few problems. |
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[2013-07-28] A Google User: Ok, little misleading Doesn't seem to intercept intents, contrary to the application's name. It does however allow you to send intents directly to it, which is useful in cases in which you get to choose. |
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[2013-07-15] A Google User: Too good It makes the app I worked on for three days redundant. Also it is open source so I can see the authors coding skills are much better than mine. Depressed. |
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[2013-07-08] A Google User: No instructions In app or on website. I guess you are supposed to magically know how to get the app to do anything. And it sounded useful. Disappointment. |
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[2013-06-15] A Google User: Very useful Great contribution to the developer community. Thanks. |
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[2013-06-13] A Google User: Does nothing Doesn't seem to do anything on a Galaxy S4, and I can't find instructions anywhere. I turn it on, make sure there are intents being broadcast, and nothing shows up. |
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[2013-06-07] A Google User: Awesome ! |
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[2013-05-29] A Google User: Excellent For development, and also user support to get info about problems people are having on more obscure handsets. Well done. |
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[2013-05-07] A Google User: Needs improvement It doesn't catch the NFC intents. |
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[2013-04-29] A Google User: Very very good, Great for developers. |
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