
UpdatedApr 21, 2023
PublishedApr 21, 2023
Packagetk.zwander.wifilist
MD52f69f3b95db623e8746e100c51d8252b
SHA1 (signer)9E:2D:F2:19:D2:A9:98:9E:9B:C3:35:58:5A:6D:76:D8:A3:CE:D8:79
Signed byCN=Zachary Wander
Architecturesx86, x86-64, armeabi-v7a, arm64-v8a
Malware scanUNKNOWN
Websitehttps://zwander.dev
Contact[email protected]
Privacy policyView
What's new
- Add network export feature.
- Fix crashes.
- Replace Crashlytics with Firebase.
- Use staggered grid layout for networks.
- Fix crashes.
- Replace Crashlytics with Firebase.
- Use staggered grid layout for networks.
Description
It's useful to be able to see your saved WiFi networks' passwords. Maybe you've forgotten the password or maybe it some long base64 string that purposely can't be remembered. Being able to see your saved WiFi passwords avoids having to remember to write them down somewhere and still keeps them close to you.
While some Android skins, like Pixel UI and One UI, have methods for sharing saved WiFi networks with other devices, they aren't perfect.
For one, the device you're sharing to has to support scanning a QR code to connect to a WiFi network.
The generated QR code does contain the network password in plaintext, but to get it, you need to scan the QR code with a different device or screenshot it and scan it locally, and then extract the text. And this has to be done per-network.
On Pixel UI 13, the password is directly shown in plaintext under the QR code, but it's still a per-network process.
WiFiList relies on Shizuku to obtain the necessary permissions for viewing WiFi passwords. There's an option to cache known networks so that you can view them when Shizuku isn't currently running.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=moe.shizuku.privileged.api
WiFiList is open source! https://github.com/zacharee/WiFiList
While some Android skins, like Pixel UI and One UI, have methods for sharing saved WiFi networks with other devices, they aren't perfect.
For one, the device you're sharing to has to support scanning a QR code to connect to a WiFi network.
The generated QR code does contain the network password in plaintext, but to get it, you need to scan the QR code with a different device or screenshot it and scan it locally, and then extract the text. And this has to be done per-network.
On Pixel UI 13, the password is directly shown in plaintext under the QR code, but it's still a per-network process.
WiFiList relies on Shizuku to obtain the necessary permissions for viewing WiFi passwords. There's an option to cache known networks so that you can view them when Shizuku isn't currently running.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=moe.shizuku.privileged.api
WiFiList is open source! https://github.com/zacharee/WiFiList
Required features
- Faketouch android.hardware.faketouch
Permissions (4)
WiFiList requests the following Android permissions:
- Access Network State android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
- Internet android.permission.INTERNET
- Moe Shizuku Manager Permission Api V23 moe.shizuku.manager.permission.API_V23
- Tk Zwander Wifilist Dynamic Receiver Not Exported Permission tk.zwander.wifilist.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION