Help Hacked
- By mikedt
- Smartphones
- 3 Replies
Yeh, can see a load of websites in your screenshot. And one appears to be in Hindi.
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WHAT may do that?
I was very careful to note that some approaches "...may add duplicate records..." So I'm curious what you're referring to.
If you had quoted what you were referring to, maybe I wouldn't be confused!![]()
is there some free version?

Too generic. But thank you
yeah es file explorer was popular until controversy after controversy with the app.Thank you all. ES file explorer has been my app of choice and it does come with a Media Player. I will try a different media player and see if that works. I appreciate all your suggestions. Good people here.


If you haven't already heard, Dark Sky is shutting down. I know, I know- we're sad, too. That's why to ease the pain we've created this list of Dark Sky Android alternatives so that you can best fill that gaping hole in your cloud-shaped heart.
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IMPORTANT NOTE: Dark Sky will be shutting down in July 31st but many apps and services (including the apps below) use the Dark Sky API for their own weather data. Dark Sky has committed to keeping their API up and running until the end of 2021.
Meteogram Weather Widget (Free / Pro)
The Swiss-Army Knife of Weather Widgets. This is an advanced widget with tons and tons of customization and visualization options. This is for advanced users who want much more than a download and done app. If you want something you can adjust and tweak to your heart's content- look no further.
Windy (Free)
Beautiful Weather App with fantastic widgets
Yr (Free)
Relatively less popular but similar in style to Dark Sky with great reviews
1Weather (Free)
Editor's Choice in Google Play Store and a household favorite
WeaWow (Free)
Widgets with both hourly and Daily forecasts
MyRadar (Free/Pro)
If you mainly just care about radar this is the way to go
Today Weather (Free)
Another all-around favorite and Google Play Editor's Choice
Appy Weather (Free)
The most personal and fun weather app (but not the most accurate)
CARROT Weather (Free)
Comic relief with a weather app. Choose your political affiliation in the settings and the app will make fun of you no matter who you support.
What's your suggested Dark Sky Alternative?
Bro i need your help. I had same problem. But i could not find pit file and appropiate twrp . Could you help me out? Please....I'm am pleased to say that my stubbornness paid off. Two days ago I got my tablet to start. And today it's back up and running LiquidRemix with Android 9 with no problems. It's actually running better than before. I'm not positive what exactly it was that worked, but I'll explain everything I did and hopefully someone can get some use out of it.
I first plugged it back into my PC running Windows 10, used Odin 3.13.1 and tried flashing TWRP. Again got all the same errors. Not sure if an OS was even still on the device and double checked Device Manager. The drivers that had been in place looked like the ones previously installed but showed that the devices were not running correctly. I uninstalled everything relating to Samsung that I could find on my PC. Drivers, SmartSwitch, Kies etc.
After downloading new drivers I plugged my tab back into the same USB port but with a different cable (not stock) and let windows detect and install the recommended drivers.
Out of curiosity I started heimdall frontend and was able to get my tab recognized and extracted the PIT file successfully! After that I started Odin and flashed TWRP and got the green "Passed!" mark for the first time since I broke it. From there I was able to flash the most recent FW (Oreo 8.1) and after a few little hiccups she started up good as new. After that, rooted with Magisk, flashed a few ROMs before settling on LiquidRemix and then put on a few mods from Magisk.
I can't say of it was the cord, drivers, or just lucked out but this is what ended up working for me. Figures that the new one will be delivered tomorrow. At least I'll have a back up. LOL
The majority of the threads that I have read would agree with you, that you cannot retrieve stored Wi-Fi passwords without root, however I have a thread bookmarked where one user explicity explains how to do it with usb debugging and adb set to root access. I cannot speak to whether it works or not, but I was willing to give it a shot. Still haven't figured out my developer options issue though.![]()
