yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] ma_t14:
Works fine now, thanks!

Can you please make the password hiding as an option though. A lot of times I just need to quickly view the password and the way it is now it's not really possible without going through cumbersome means such as the clipboard and sharing.

For example, revealing thr password by tapping an entry would be a pretty good solution as well.
[Android Apps and Games] dechronic:
Thanks I can now see all of my connections.

Believe it or not that was what was generated mostly by the upgrade from Android 7 to Android 8 based on the wpa_supplicant.conf file.

Is it a particular set of lines that are badly formed, as I would prefer to correct them. The reason I keep so many connections is I provide 3rd party IT support and many times although the information has been given to a client, they would call me up out of the blue to ask me for their wifi password sometimes months or a year later.

[MENTION=4722529]Hotfingers[/MENTION] I found a little bug in 2.1.3.. When you do a search for a wifi network, if I get back 3 results and then I tap back, the entire list appears but I can only see the first 3 lines and can only scroll within the results windows which is 3 lines. If I get a result of 1 line, I can only see 1 line and can only scroll 1 line at a time, etc.

Additionally, if it is intentional to show only the first three characters and hide the rest of the password can I request a settings option to show the entire password in the list, please?

Thanks for your support.

EDIT:

+1 I didn't realize he requested the same thing..
[Android Apps and Games] Hotfingers:
OK - so new release out where there is a new setting to allow you to show the passwords or hide them by default.

(if the passwords are hidden, then they'll show when you tap on the row).
[Android Apps and Games] dechronic:
[MENTION=4722529]Hotfingers[/MENTION]

One other but I found.

I have two connections with the same name, one has a password and one doesn't. It doesn't show up the one with the password. Selecting "show open WiFi networks" shows me the one without the password. I am assuming that is because that is the first one found in the file. The connection is in the file though as I checked the current XML file to be sure. I even selected "Reset Data" to be sure but it still occurs.
[Android Apps and Games] Hotfingers:
Thanks for the 2 bugs - not sure when I'll look into them.

Normally it would be this weekend - but with Christmas and New-year season I'm going to be happily busy with the family.

So probably only next year.

Take care,

Hotfingers :)
[Android Apps and Games] RASTAVIPER:
Working fine at my OP3T in 8.0

Unleashed by my rooted OP3T in 8.0
[Android Apps and Games] jmanley69:
Pixel 2

8.1

Magisk 14.5

- works perfectly! Thank you!

One feature request... It would be awesome if it sorted alphabetically.
[Android Apps and Games] Hotfingers:
Hey all, thanks for all the feedback, and the support.

It's clear now that the app is stable (the last 500 downloads had no bugs to report, and a few gave positive feedback).

So for now I'm not likely to make any changes / enhancements since it does more than I origionally intended.

But the project is open-source, so anyone who wants to put their own features in is welcome to do what they want with the code.

Hotfingers :)
[Android Apps and Games] samxsxiao:
Thanks for the work, but your Oreo Wifi Password app no longer work on my Pixel 2 after Jan update: walleye-opm1.171019.013-factory-56e2f2dc

I also checked the file locally under `/data/misc/wifi`, I don't see it in any .conf or .xml, they probably move it to somewhere else.
[Android Apps and Games] jmanley69:
My Pixel 2 still works after the January update. I was not able to take the OTA, so I dirty flashed the complete package. Then flashed TWRP and rooted Magisk.

I'm using Magisk 15.2, the latest TWRP.
[Android Apps and Games] samxsxiao:
I flashed the factory image too and did not get it working.

I try to use root and view both `su -c vi /data/misc/wifi/wpa_supplicant.conf` or `su -c vi /data/misc/wifi/WifiConfiguration.xml`

it has no content, but it definitely has some size on it.

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And I reboot the device, it seems to work now. Very weird!
[Android Apps and Games] CyberZeus1977:
[MENTION=4722529]Hotfingers[/MENTION] Thanks for this app, it is what I was looking for, I have Oreo on my 6P and the other apps are not working anymore.

I searched for the new file location, I was about to make myself the app (I'm a developer) but I found yours, that is working and it is also nice looking!

Keep up the good work you're doing!

Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] Valeriuz:
Thank you, works flawless in latest Oreo Oxygen Os in Oneplus 5.

Only thing I'm missing, the chance to export all the password in a text. Could you add this feature please?
[Android Apps and Games] VILLAformer:
Op5 Oos 5.0 Oreo, works! Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] mawxzz:
Do you have any idea why the passwords shown like this ?

Oreo on s8
[Android Apps and Games] guest4711:
You are on Samsung stock ROM, aren't you? Samsung changed the way wifi passwords are stored (I first saw that on ICS) - it's not compatible to plain Android (AOSP).
[Android Apps and Games] mawxzz:
Well it used to work on perfect on nougat but since i got oreo it shows like that
[Android Apps and Games] RASTAVIPER:
Working great at Oreo at OP3T.
[Android Apps and Games] dkoek:
Is there a way to manually delete entries which are double or not interesting?

Is it possible to export the selected entries to xml file?
[Android Apps and Games] L0GYKAL:
Thanks!
[Android Apps and Games] lover:
This is the only app that works correctly on Oreo. Deserves 5 Stars
[Android Apps and Games] SamuelSoutullo:
Nice work

Nice work dude. This should be allowed by the OS natively. Thankfully, there are developers like you to save the day :)
[Android Apps and Games] Irfy84:
Sorry for potentially hijacking the thread, but this was the most promising google result while I was looking for ways to convert my wpa_supplicant.conf to the new WifiConfigStore.xml when upgrading LineageOS 14.1 to 15.1. However, as Hotfingers said himself, he only parses the xml, and has no code in place for modifying it.

So in the interest of future readers, I found that Wi-Fi Password Manager was able to export WiFi networks from a Nougat system (LineageOS 14.1 Nexus 6P in my case) and import them (Menu->Settings->Add networks to system) into my LineageOS 15.1 Oreo after a dirty flash/upgrade. Note: manually tapping the network(s) may be necessary for the first time to connect, but no password entry will be necessary.
[Android Apps and Games] awessyunus:
Hey , what a great app but why is it showing only the preshared key on oreo galaxy s8+ ?
[Android Apps and Games] pjbeee:
Yes! It's working for me

Thanks so much! The SSIDs and passwords are in clear text in that xml file, but it's a total drag to find them by viewing the file. Your app makes it easy. Nexus 6p 8.1 / Feb 5, 2018 security patch level / TWRP / Magisk. Cheers!

:good:
[Android Apps and Games] Pundy:
Works fine @OP6 with 5.1.5 OxygenOS

Thank you!
[Android Apps and Games] j3yps:
Works great on my Note 8
[Android Apps and Games] giocchi27:
In my case the app doesn't find the wpa_supplicant.conf file

I'm with OnePlus One
[Android Apps and Games] Gammapooka:
Not working on my S7 Edge Oreo, is only showing preshared keys and not the passwords.
[Android Apps and Games] poixninja:
Vs995 on lineageos 15.1 worked a charm, thanks so much!

Edit: typo
[Android Apps and Games] Aerocap:
Works perfectly on my Xperia, huge thanks and kudos Hotfingers!
[Android Apps and Games] buntbart:
not working on Samsung Galaxy S5 (klte) with LineageOS 15.1
[Android Apps and Games] Hotfingers:
[MENTION=2154886]moderator[/MENTION] - please close the thread. I don't want to delete the project, but I'm not actively supporting it anymore.

(The code will remoain on GitHub for as long as I have an account there).
[Android Apps and Games] paarnoutse:
[MENTION=4722529]Hotfingers[/MENTION]

Thanks for making an Oreo Wi-Fi password app available for us at the moment other apps didn't yet support that!

Still a great and very good, straightforward app; I feel bad that further development or maintenance is ended... :crying:

Nevertheless, thanks for your work and effort! :good:

For people looking for an alternate app (because this one is "frozen" now):

In the meantime various other Wi-Fi password apps also support Oreo now, eg. "Wi-Fi password manager" or "Wifi Password Show" (but unfortunately both containing intrusive and very annoying ads in their free version).
[Android Apps and Games] jmanley69:
Thanks so much [MENTION=4722529]Hotfingers[/MENTION] for all your hard work!

I never want to hijack your thread, but since your project is closed, I guess I can share what I did with your ideas.

I used this project to learn Flutter... It seems to work fine on my Pixel 2 with both Oreo and Pie. It will not work on previous versions (yet).

https://github.com/Jamesters/WiFi-Key-Recovery

To anyone that may try this out, please don't clutter this thread with comments on my project.

This won't have any ads, but it does (obviously) require root.
[Android Apps and Games] yochananmarqos:
Please show some respect to the developer and don't post about other apps.

[MENTION=1588425]jmanley69[/MENTION] I encourage you to start your own thread so discussion about your app will be in the right place. I'll try it out myself, however I suggest removing the attachment from this thread to avoid confusion with the app this thread is about.
[Android Apps and Games] janda86:
add a setting adjustment

it would like to add a setting adjustment

such as priority ...

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] Evengard:
Just in case: mirored it here. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RneWTVNyeCEitM8faWpShJPA4z_3fCCe/view?usp=sharing

Got problems downloading it, Luckily found it on another phone...
[Android Apps and Games] Pundy:
Working with latest Android 9.0@OP6 :)
[Android Apps and Games] Royalfox:
Thanks for this! Also working in latest pie on my Redmi Note 5 (whyred)
[Android Apps and Games] iamshery:
Cannot thank you enough for this... been looking for something like this for a long time...
[Android Apps and Games] guest4711:
Still ok on my S4 i9505 with Android Pie (but not on stock ROM). Thanks a lot... :good:
[Android Apps and Games] iamgulzarkhan:
Wrong Password

It's not working for me on Samsung S7edge Oreo, Magisk v18.0 [IMG="Screenshot"]https://drive.google.com/file/d/1juwsf1nm1AREVm9LtBzpe0INMv4d5SSB/view?usp=drivesdk[/IMG]
[Android Apps and Games] paarnoutse:
This is standard/normal behavior for Samsung devices, which contains "ro.securestorage.support=true" in their 'build.prop' file. This option means that Wi-Fi passwords are stored in encrypted format. For that reason every Password Viewer app will only be able to show you the encrypted value (a useless hex. string), and *not* the password in its original text format.

When changing that option in build.prop to "ro.securestorage.support=false", after next reboot your Wi-Fi passwords will no longer be stored in encrypted format when a new password is saved, but also the already stored existing password strings will now be interpreted as unencrypted text strings (so will now be invalid: they're NOT automatically converted from encrypted to unencrypted format!).

It means that at the moment you change that option to 'false', none of your existing Wi-Fi passwords (stored encrypted) will work anymore, so all your Wi-Fi passwords must be reconfigured again. Therefore, changing that option is NOT a solution to make a previously stored Wi-Fi password available again in readable text in case you saved it previously, it was stored encrypted, you forgot its value, and now you want to know its value in unencrypted text format. When the latter is your current issue: Forget it, just impossible.

When changing 'ro.securestorage.support' from 'true' to 'false':

- All previously stored (encrypted) Wi-Fi passwords become useless (invalid, because now interpreted as plain text)

- Therefore all previously stored Wi-Fi passwords have to be re-entered and saved at your device again

- They will now be saved unencrypted

- Only after these actions it will make sense to use any Wi-Fi Password Viewer app.

None of such apps will ever be able to decrypt a password that was saved during the period that the build.prop option 'ro.securestorage.support' was 'true'.
[Android Apps and Games] RASTAVIPER:
Any solution for Android 9?
[Android Apps and Games] iamgulzarkhan:
Thanks a lot for responding but

There's no "ro.securestorage.support" in my build.prop
[Android Apps and Games] paarnoutse:
The 'build.prop' stock version at my old Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE DUOS (SM-G900FD) contained the option "ro.securestorage.support=true", and after changing it to "ro.securestorage.support=false" the Wi-Fi passwords were interpreted and saved as unencrypted text. Possibly, other/later Samsung devices are using 'true' as default when omitted, so you may try to add "ro.securestorage.support=false" in your 'build.prop'.

Nb.

When your device is "systemless" rooted via Magisk, 'build.prop' adaptions could be managed and implemented using the MagiskHide Props Config module by [MENTION=4667597]Didgeridoohan[/MENTION] (see this forum).
[Android Apps and Games] bleros:
Ro secure storage was since lolipop and must be false in build prop

Btw op can u add backup and restore if possible thanks work fine on oreo s7
[Android Apps and Games] jawad.natak:
root not view password

hi my s7 g930f is rooted with Android 8.0 but i don't see a wireless password just a numbers and i don't find ro.secure.storage on build.prop
[Android Apps and Games] bleros:
If u dont find add this line in build.prop reboot test

ro.securestorage.support=false
[Android Apps and Games] jawad.natak:
not working altough update
[Android Apps and Games] gscottnyc:
Nice
[Android Apps and Games] panos1973:
It works good on redmi note 8 pro. Great job mate
[Android Apps and Games] BlackX777:
Hey great app

A backup option would be nice
[Android Apps and Games] smoke007:
Does anyone know, how i can run the app on Android 11 ?

I have installed, but i don't geht any PSKs from my wifis.

I'm running Evolution X 5.0 in my Xiaomi Mi 9T Pro

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[Android Apps and Games] h.m.k.:
You need to find WifiConfigStore.xml file and change the setting in 3dot->Settings:General->Enter file location manually.

For example, in MIUI12.5 (A11) the file location is: /data/misc/apexdata/com.android.wifi/WifiConfigStore.xml
[Android Apps and Games] outof_galaxy:
mine only shows long messy code, how can i fix it?
[Android Apps and Games] lbchX:
Awesome!

Mi 10 Lite Android 11 working as i can see!

The only strange thing is that i don't know from where the apk uses the passes because i also have the wpa_supplicant which is on /data/misc/wifi and the WifiConfigStore.xml has only 4 passes i think which i have entered manually....

What i was looking for is a way to convert or copy the passes from the "supplicant" to "WifiConfigStore.xml" in order to have both of them for future use!

Thanks in advance!
[Android Apps and Games] commander-keen:
Works fine on LineageOS18.1 (Android 11) when entering location manually in the settings: /data/misc/apexdata/com.android.wifi/WifiConfigStore.xml

Maybe it would be an idea to let the App scan this location by default also.
[Android Apps and Games] Riski3Run:
Hi

Can also confirm this is only the app for Android 11 that works and update the list with passwords and SSID.

Like friend above me - said:

In Oreo app settings Manual Location for your WifiConfigStore.xml MUST be:

/data/misc/apexdata/com.android.wifi/ otherwise the file won't update.
[Android Apps and Games] Sherrillface:
Do you need root for this to work? Gracia in advance...
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cjp1123:
I have a Blu life one x2 that I recently repaired a charger on, and rooted using a process I found here, but I don't remember which, I know I downloaded Kindle fire USB drivers with it though, anyhow, I managed to adb/fastboot root with twrp recovery. Now however now I use any app, exception bring super user, which requires root my phone crashes and reboots. I cannot install BusyBox due to this. I tried using es file manager to ensure RW but it only crashes too, and doesn't fix the crash. Note my phone admits it has root access via es and cpu-z ( the CPUid program made for Android instead of PC) I cannot find anything to help so I'm posting this with hope someone will know a fix,

Important to note the following about my device

Blu life one x2

Stock rooted rom

Twrp recovery Iso from adb root

Marshmallow 6.0.1

External 32gb SD formatted as internal

System folder according to BusyBox has 25mb free (cannot install to any of the folders due to crash)

Lucky patcher was the first app I tried and it crashes after granting root access, same with BusyBox as soon as it "checks the system" it crashes it.

Es "root explorer" Grant set RW (crash Android) reboot app main menu (crash Android)

Temp fix revoke ROOT to apps apps run fine (except lucky which now NEEEDS BusyBox)
[T-Mobile LG G5 Questions & Answers] poog:
Thought I'd ask again after month or so.

I am on 20a , TWRPED, rooted , BL -unlocked.

How do I properly downgrade to 10j MM? It has the same 01 rollback version so it should be doable right?

Thanks
[T-Mobile LG G5 Questions & Answers] nguyenvantuc:
can you teamview me to root and recovery lg g5 h830 v20a?
[HTC U11 Life Guides, News, & Discussion] Signor Rossi:
I thought that this might be relevant for some of you, so I started this Thread.

Check the HTC Club for the Black Friday sale.

The HTC U11 Life costs only around 341 €

The black version seem to be available, the blue one will have delays.

Can a mod please correct the Typo in the Topic :( thanks

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[HTC U11 Life Guides, News, & Discussion] twinnfamous:
U can edit it because u made it
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Didgedeem:
Do you wish you had bought the all black?

I have a 128 panda due for delivery on the 4th of December direct from Google and really looking forward to receiving it. But am slightly concerned about a few things.....

1. Will the colour discolour over time.

2. How durable is the plastic power button.

3. Is the coating more slippery than the black.

On a more positive note I do wonder if the panda will hold its value a bit better due to its more unique design?

I know it's still early days and how durable these units are will only be known over time, but for 900 GBP I thought it was worth asking.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] ducksonetime:
I’ve had a Panda since launch day and my colleague has a black 2 XL so I reckon I can answer your questions pretty well.

1. Google warns that it may be discoloured by jeans and the like but mine is fine. I’m always picking it up with greasy hands after working on engines too and it has just rubbed off so far

2. The power button does feel pretty crap. I think the resting position has already sunken a little compared to new, but whatever, it still works for now.

3. Yep, it’s much more smooth compared to a black 2 XL. I wouldn’t say it’s much more slippery but definitely smoother to the touch.

Sounds pretty bad, but I don’t care, I still prefer the Panda version - no regrets!

Hope this helps.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] galaxys:
Maybe put a nice thin Black Case on it...
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Didgedeem:
Cheers for the info mate.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] SWBgHz:
Mine is fine, and it looks so much better I think. Pixels are a subtle design anyways so the panda spices it up a bit and I think really makes it nice verses the blandish black. As for discoloration ... get a film back cover - I did, looks great, protects phone, and feels fine (you can even get a matte version if you want to keep that satin type feel.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Didgedeem:
Cheers, which cover did you go for?

I got a spigen clear soft cover ready to go on it. I'm not a big fan of covers that don't have the openings for the buttons though.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] SWBgHz:
IllumiShield, but just the film. Phone feels so much better without even an ultra thin case.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https://www.ebay.com/ulk/itm/382254988426
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] jteastwood:
I have the spigen clear on my panda. Just enough to protect it and still show the Panda love. After 3 weeks I do have a little blue showing on the case but the buttons work just fine.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Didgedeem:
Cheers, did you use the screen protector too? I'm yet to find anyone who can happily recommend one.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] SWBgHz:
I use a skinomi screen protector, fits perfect.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Didgedeem:
I have just been looking at them on amazon, looks like the best option for now.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] TokyoGuy:
Just curious but if the purchase of a case is to prevent damage to the device, why would you want a type that increases the risk? The more openings, the more avenues for dust and particles to get in, which can then scratch and damage the product you're trying to protect.

Personally I've never understood why any case maker would leave the buttons exposed.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Didgedeem:
For me personally I would totally prefer a phone without a case altogether so I guess it's a compromise when using a minimal case. I always try to find something that will protect it as much as physically possible but with little bulk.

I do get your point though.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] stevemw:
I have both (bought the panda when it became obvious that my 6P wouldn't last much longer). I thought I would love the panda but I like the just black better. Both are in Spigen Thin Fit cases.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Gilley:
I havent seen a Panda in person but I think i'd like it better then the all black. Just the contrast of the colors but I can always add a skin. I was too impatient and wanted the pixel 2 xl asap instead of waiting the extra 2-3 weeks for panda.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] adrienned:
I wanted something different than an all black phone so I got the panda and I kind of regret it. The black and white looks kinda cheesy after a while IMHO. I'm not going to take it back or anything but I do wish I had an all black phone!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] mathrania:
Have been using Black Pixel XL previously, so chose Panda this time. NO REGRETS
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] Reuben_skelz92:
No regrets at all. Love it. The black looks cool too but nice to have something that stands out a bit more. If I get a bit bored I will just stick a black case or skin on it :)
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] tmoore3496:
Yeah I wish I could swap my panda xl with a all black one, oh well.
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] rcgoodall93:
Only regret I have is that my case hides its beauty!
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] mathrania:
As long as you get bored with the color and not the phone, try slickwraps or dbrand :)
[Google Pixel 2 XL Questions & Answers] mkouk:
No regrets at all. The black looks nice too but it looks quite ordinary. I like the Black & White more because it has a more quirky design with the two tones and the colourful power button.
[General Questions and Answers] Ibuprophen:
I don't have this device but, your best bet to post this question within the following thread.

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2997779

Good Luck!

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

I DO NOT PROVIDE SUPPORT VIA PM UNLESS ASKED/REQUESTED BY MYSELF.

PLEASE KEEP IT IN THE THREADS WHERE EVERYONE CAN SHARE
[Huawei P10 Plus Questions & Answers] zombiej79:
Have new device and im not sure what firmware would be comparable with this unit. I'm in Canada with Rogers 64gb ufs 2.1 and 4 gig ram. I see so many different firmwares but no idea what one I can use. Can anybody help? So confusing lol