About Disabler
Disabler is an Android utility for enabling and disabling installed applications. It requires root access to perform these actions. Users can add system or user apps to the list and arrange them across multiple tabs, making it easier to group apps before changing their enabled state. A global control can enable or disable applications, and the app can be configured to disable selected apps when the screen turns off. Icon sizes are adjustable, and a customizable launcher provides quick access to the app lists. Disabler is intended for devices where root permissions are already available; without root, the core app-disable function cannot be used as described. The available information focuses on controlling whether applications are enabled, not uninstalling them or managing their data. Its tabs and launcher provide organization around that root-level operation.
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