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This repository contains Android optimization tips, performance tweaks, debloating recommendations, and lightweight app alternatives.

📋 Table of contents

  1. Enable Developer options
  2. Performance tweaks
  3. Debloat list
  4. Recommended apps to use
  5. Credits
  6. On Linux debloat tutorial

Enable Developer options

Before starting let's enable Android Developer options.

📱 On Samsung

⚙ Before we begin you'll need to enable Developer options.

  1. Open Settings.

  2. Tap About phone.

  3. Tap Software information.

  4. Tap Build number seven times.

  5. If prompted, enter your screen lock.

  6. A message will appear confirming that Developer options have been enabled.

  7. Return to the main Settings menu.

  8. Tap Developer options.


Performance tweaks


Logger buffer sizes

Let's start by changing Logger buffer sizes.

⚠ WARNING: Changing developer options may affect your device's behavior. Proceed only if you're comfortable making these changes.

Watch the video below for a tutorial.

Watch the video below to find this option:

Once you've finished, log recording will be disabled. On some devices, this may reduce background logging, although any performance impact can vary.

System tracing

Watch the video below for a tutorial.

Watch the video below to find this option:

Suspend Execution for Cached Apps

Let's enable Suspend Execution for Cached Apps After enabling this option, device may need to restart. to apply the change.

This setting allows Android to pause cached apps when they are not being used. The effect on performance can vary depending on your device and usage.

Watch the video below for a tutorial.

Watch the video below to find this option:

Shizuku Setup

Now that were finished here, we'll continue with Shizuku. Shizuku allows you to debloat system apps without rooting your device. You can download it from Shizuku . It requires ADB setup on your computer but it's worth it for advanced debloating Find Tutorial On YouTube For Detailed Steps.


Debloat list

Category Apps
Samsung Bloat Bixby, Voice Wake Up, Customisation Service, Galaxy Avatar, Samsung Kids, Samsung News, Smart Switch
Google/Meta Chrome, Gmail, Maps, Meet, Meta App Installer, Meta App Manager, Meta Services
Microsoft Microsoft Swiftkey Factory Settings, Microsoft Swiftkey, OneDrive
System/Other Link To Windows, Speech Synthesis, WiFi Tips

To debloat apps i suggest you Canta .

If you have computer you can try ADB step by step Linux OS

Linux OS Tutorial Adb

1.Firstly lets download android platform tools from your terminal copy this text paste it on terminal

sudo apt install adb

2.Connect your device to laptop or PC and type this exactly in your terminal

adb devices

3.If it doesnt show up make sure you enabled USB Debugging on developer options

If it shows up your phone ID type this command

adb shell pm disable-user --user 0 *package.name.here*

4.If you dont know what is the package name type

adb shell pm list | grep "*example: bixby,samsung,google,meta,facebook,windows*"

After reviewing the list, you can remove any apps you don't use.

⚠ Only remove apps you don't use. Some apps may be required for certain features.

After debloating unused apps, consider replacing them with lightweight open-source alternatives.


Recommended apps to use

    • Sterna Mail - A lightweight email app designed with a no bloat. It uses Material Design You (MDY) and focuses on low usage. while it can be a bit hard to setting it up
    • Easy Notes - A Simple lightweight notes app no bloat and easy to use, with Material Design You.
    • Translator - An offline translator app that works without an internet connection. Useful for translating text when network access is unavailable
    • Cromite - A privacy-focused browser based on chromium. It includes built-in ad blocking, privacy improvements, and a clean browsing experience while keeping compatibility with modern websites.
    • Booming Music - A Music player that has really useful features while keeping size ideal.
    • PassVault - Ever bored about normal autofill's like Google Autofill Service and Samsung Pass? well this app brings better Password management on Browser's and supports JSON, CSV, KDBX.

Credits - App Developers

Special thanks to the developers who created these apps. All credit goes to their respective creators.

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