About Package Manager
Package Manager is an Android app for viewing and managing installed user and system applications. It can display the two groups together or separately and provides basic actions such as opening an app, viewing its information, and uninstalling user-installed apps. It can install split APK bundles in the listed formats from device storage, and it can export one app or a batch of apps, including split packages. An experimental feature allows users to explore and export the contents of an installed app. For advanced management, root access enables uninstalling individual or multiple system apps, changing AppOps, and enabling or disabling apps in batches. AppOps are Android controls for specific operations or permissions an app may use. Some features therefore require root, while basic browsing and user-app tasks are described separately. Package Manager is intended for users who want to inspect installed software, manage packages, or back up app installers. The supplied description warns that system-level modifications can affect device operation, so advanced functions are intended for users who understand root access.
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