ADB AppControl

ADB stands for Android Debug Bridge and it is a command-line utility that facilitates communication between your Android device (be it smartphone, tablet or smart TV) and your computer.

ADB AppControl is an application based on the functions provided by ADB, so it allows you to manage the applications from your device from the comfort of your PC.

The first thing you need to do is to connect your Android device to the computer using its dedicated USB cable - alternatively, you can use a Wi-Fi connection.

Regardless of the method you prefer, you need to make sure USB debugging is enabled on your device. The application comes with a detailed tutorial that explains all the steps you need to take, so you should not encounter any issues in establishing a successful connection.

Once your device is correctly detected by ADB AppControl, you can explore all the software solutions currently installed, along with their corresponding icons.

Right-clicking any item in the list offers you the possibility to copy the app or the package name, as well as set permissions.

You can not only select Android programs, but also disable or uninstall them. You can also save the APKs of chosen apps to the Downloads folder.

Another function of ADB AppControl is its integrated console which is created for expert users who want to speed up operations by typing their commands.

You can copy the console log to the clipboard or clear it altogether, or you can take a screenshot of the connected Android device. Rebooting the device is also possible.

ADB AppControl can be a handy solution for all those who want to manage the installed apps on their Android device, while also gaining access to some additional functions.