Background Apps & Process List

Vishnu N K

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About this app

Force close apps that may be running in the background on your Android.

Features:
✓ Lists User apps and System apps.
✓ Close all apps at once or Close multiple apps at once.
✓ Option to open at startup.
✓ Switch Layout as per your choice.

Supports:
✓ Android Phones.
✓ Tablets.
✓ Android TVs. (Remote Friendly)

Force stop system app(s) only if you know what you are doing; be careful as it may affect your device adversely

When you select/click on app(s) it takes you to the app info screen of selected app(s); from where you are to select "Force Stop" in order to close the app.
Closing an app implies that you are aware that all the background functionality (service, periodic task, event receiver, alarm, widget update, push message) of this app will not be functional until you/your action(s) open the app again.

Ratings and reviews

I have been using this app for many years on Android TV, it is very useful to free up RAM and quickly shutdown apps. However, I do not like the new UI as it feels cluttered. Can you please bring back version 1.2G? That is the best version in my opinion, it is very simple and fast, and I like the UI layout. Also, in the latest version, it keeps saying I don't have the Amazon App installed... but I am not using an Amazon Fire device.

Great app for listing those pesky background processes and making it easy to kill them off if need be. I was surprised by how many were running in the background. Only suggestion I have is a settings option so that one can go back and change the Open on Boot setting. I don't really need to see the app every time I boot, but there are occasion where I do and would like to turn it back on if need be. It would be helpful to have the ability to change that setting at times.

Initially had issues but quite good with latest update. I dont like full screen ads you have to close and then hit back in between each force stop.would prefer a banner ad. of course it isnt very automated but that's Google's fault not the developers. Goog is very well aware we want their apps to take a hike when we're not using them and hence you cannot force close them for any length of time without first rooting your device then disabling packages.

What's new

✓ Libs updated
More info @ https://github.com/visnkmr
Thanks for your continued support!