LSPosed is described as 'Framework for customizing Android with modules that can change the behavior of the operating system and apps without touching any APKs. Modules can work for different Android versions, and are easy to both apply and undo' and is a android root manager in the system & hardware category. There are six alternatives to LSPosed for Android, Android Tablet and F-Droid. The best LSPosed alternative is Magisk, which is both free and Open Source. Other great apps like LSPosed are APatch, KernelSU, MMRL and Xposed Installer.
Offers systemless root access for Android, enabling non-permanent system modifications, module management, property editing, hiding root from SafetyNet, bypassing integrity and bank checks, Magic Mount, MagiskSU, with an open-source codebase and advanced partition handling.
Kernel-level Android rooting with advanced root access control, system and kernel patching, support for Magisk-like and custom code-injecting modules, inline and syscall-table hooking, enhanced concealment, and flexible module framework for system customization.
Kernel-based Android root solution running inside the Linux kernel, offering enhanced access control, permission customization, pluggable metamodule system, systemless modifications via overlayfs, open-source licensing, and security-focused root privilege management.
Android app for personal module repository management supporting Magisk, KernelSU, and APatch, bulk installs, dependency handling, analytics dashboard, file transparency, customizable pages, Edge-to-Edge UI, dynamic themes, and no ads or in-app purchases.
This is the installer for the Xposed framework, which is a requirement for all modules.
Previously known as Fox's Magisk Module Manager (FoxMMM), this app helps users find, install "Magisk Modules" - powerful little zips/apps for your device that plug into the Magisk framework.
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Kernelsu is a root manager, which lsposed would be installed on top of