hi how can we delete the preloaded bookmark with root explorer? it is in customer.xml?? if yes how?? thanks.... stock lollipop sm-910w8
well.....since nobody seemed to have an awnser.....i"ve made search most of the past evening...and finally succeded.....here how
need to be rooted of course....install sqlite editor open sqlite in apps/com.android.provider.partnerbookmark/partnerbookmarks.db/bookmarks/from there edit "type" and put a value of 2 and 0 in parent
reboot and open explorer and just delete the preloaded bookmark like the one we ad time to time......et voila!!!!
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since my carrier uses a lot of different apn addresses depending on which contract you have, I always must manually edit the preset ones to my needs. I noticed that in this ROM by default you cannot edit, delete or even just view said default APNs (you still can add them to your liking though, so no real harm done).
while fiddling through the build.prop file in this new gingerbread rom I happened to stumble upon these two lines:
ro.build.OEM_PRESET_APN_LOCK=1
ro.build.OEM_PRESET_APN_HIDE=1
I changed the values to 0 and now the APN entries are fully editable and removable. just a quick reminder of the correct procedure:
- have a rooted streak
- install a root-enabled file explorer (root explorer works fine)
- mount system as R/W
- goto /system and edit file build.prop
- search for the above lines and change 1 to 0 (duh!)
- save, exit, reboot, enjoy
note: I found multiple instances of those two lines throughout the file. check thoroughly and change them all!
Awesome. I'm finding it.
Gonna give a try....
Btw, how to show up sim toolkit on apps drawer.
Thanks
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Must be rooted!
Need Root Browser with root permission.
Navigate to data>user>0.com.sec.android.app.sbrowser>app_sbrowser>default>bookmarks file
Make backup of the file named Bookmarks
Open the original file as a text file in Root Browser's text editor. Each line that has: "editable": "0" you will need to change the 0 into a 1
So it will look like: "editable": "1"
Save your edits and now you can go to the bookmarks in the stock browser and delete them.
haartilijk bedankt!!
Worked for me. The old trick of force closing the browser and clearing the app data wasn't working, but this method did the trick. Thanks!
Yes finally, I searched everywhere and this is the only method that worked. Thanks
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Finally. This worked.
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Worked great. Easy after you know how to... Thanks a lot.
Can anyone follow the instructions and then copy/paste their txt file?
I messed with it too much (deleted whole paragraphs) now I don't know what order it goes, bookmarks are gone but on my top right corner the bookmark and window buttons are flipped, I rather have the window button where it was.
Just looking for the complete text of the bookmarks file from beginning to end.
I know I shouldn't have screw with it....
usersony said:
Must be rooted!
Need Root Browser with root permission.
Navigate to data>user>0.com.sec.android.app.sbrowser>app_sbrowser>default>bookmarks file
Make backup of the file named Bookmarks
Open the original file as a text file in Root Browser's text editor. Each line that has: "editable": "0" you will need to change the 0 into a 1
So it will look like: "editable": "1"
Save your edits and now you can go to the bookmarks in the stock browser and delete them.
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Comes that way out of the box on the Alliance ROM
from my note 3
Hello! I've got two questions that i've not been able to find on the whole XDA-Forums!
My First Question:
1.Is there ANY way to restore lost data under the followwing conditions?
· Crappiest AndroidVersion: 4.4.2/Kot49H
· Locked Bootloader, No Root
·Ahh, damn! Forgot what! I hate forgetting something! <---this text will be replaced by the conditions by edit or quote...
2. Wuestions about the AndroidManifest.xml
>Where is the Location on the device? For Free+Padi+System Apps
>Is there a way to back up ALL Android Manifests? (Free+Paid+Sýs - Applicationets) - ?
>
I searched for „Manifest" on the „ES File Explorer" in the Rôôt-Directory. 0 Results. But „AndroidSysteemInfo was /is able to display REALLY ALL AndroidManifests for all free and system and even the paid apps!
Avoiding misunderstandings
Hannah Stern said:
2. Questions about the AndroidManifest.xml
>Where is the Location on the device? For Free+Paid+System Apps.
apps!
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With the word „location" i mean the fldr (folder)path on the device.
In other words: Where can you find „AndroidManifest.XML" of a Free App on with ES File Explorer.
Where can you find „AndroidManifest.XML" of a Paid App on with ES File Explorer?
Where can you find „AndroidManifest.XML" of a System App with ES File Explorer?
I mean the File Path.
For Example: The Path of the Windoes-Explorer Application on Windows XP/Higher:
Usually the Operating System Does Being Stored on the C:\ Drive so=
C:\Windows\eXplorer.ExE
(I did edit this post. Before the EDIT the link wasn't working and looked like THIS: C:\Windows\eXplorer.ExE
I've been looking for a way to backup the stock browsers bookmarks for a while (outside of Titanium Backup), and finally stumbled across the answer. They are stored in data/data/com.sec.android.app.sbrowser/databases/SBrowser.db. Copy that file wherever and edit if desired using an SQLite compatible editor. To delete the permanent carrier installed bookmarks, change their "Editable" flags from 0 to 1. I used DB Browser for SQLite for Windows. When copying back with Root Explorer, be sure to reset the permissions to match the old one. This location is true for Lollipop and KitKat at least.
I just restored my S7 Edge to as stock as possible using Odin and software from Sammobile. Now I can't use my Gear properly because of 'security reasons'. (Gear app works, but not SHealth)
I was planning on using SuperStock to bypass the tripped Knox, but afaik it's not working anymore. Is there another method? I don't really need SPay or stuff like that. Im willing to root or installing TWRP again if I have to, but not a custom ROM.
Follow the steps below to remove the S-Health block.
Download a root file explorer (such as Root Explorer, Root Browser or ES File Explorer).
Open the root file explorer and go to the /system folder.
Open the file named build.prop in text editor
In the build.prop file look for ro.config.tima=1
Change this line to ro.config.tima=0, simply changing the 1 to a 0
Reboor phone
Run the S-Health app
From this thread; https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/how-to/guide-how-to-s-health-devices-knox-t3543306
Can confirm it works on Oreo following these steps.
Great White said:
Follow the steps below to remove the S-Health block.
Download a root file explorer (such as Root Explorer, Root Browser or ES File Explorer).
Open the root file explorer and go to the /system folder.
Open the file named build.prop in text editor
In the build.prop file look for ro.config.tima=1
Change this line to ro.config.tima=0, simply changing the 1 to a 0
Reboor phone
Run the S-Health app
From this thread; https://forum.xda-developers.com/s7-edge/how-to/guide-how-to-s-health-devices-knox-t3543306
Can confirm it works on Oreo following these steps.
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my phone wasnt rooted and I forgot about the encryption stuff so now I had to wipe everything, but the fix you linked to worked perfectly. Thanks.