[Fire HD 8 and HD 10 Android Development] Datastream33:
How's it going guys?

I sincerely hope everyone is having a great Sunday so far and you continue to have a blessed day!

Excitingly, version 13.0 of the Fire Toolbox has been launched. When it comes to this update, I have to say it might be one of my favorites! So let's dive deeper and see what V13 brings to the table!

The Return of Themes!​

In the batch version, theming support was added in V2.0 and it kind of makes me laugh with the realization that it took this long for the .vbs version to obtain theming support. All be it, it was a little more difficult so I guess that's why? Anyways, unlike its batch counter part, not all themes are there. Currently the Toolbox supports the Terminal (the theme you know and love) and the Classic Blue (the OG theme from batch Toolbox) themes. More themes are planned to be added in the future, and I'm even thinking about letting the user create a custom theme but we will see. When you first launch V13.0 you will be asked to set a theme and from here you can select what theme you prefer. Furthermore, if you'd like to change the theme down the road you can do so from the Theme category in the Settings. I hope this spices things up a little bit!

Modify System Settings and the New System UI Subtool.​

Introducing a new subtool for the Modify System Settings tool. This subtool is designed to manipulate certain aspects of the System UI such as the system clock, Power Notifications, Do Not Disturb, etc. Its also important to note that the Navigation Bar option has been removed from the General subtool and added to the System UI subtool instead. I've also taken the liberty of optimizing the code for both subtools. However, please note the System UI subtool is designed for generations 8 and above (simply because it changes strings that don't exist in previous gens), but don't worry... gens 7 and below can still modify the Navigation Bar as usual. Hey, while your in the Modify System Settings tool don't forget to check out the new switches that replaced the boring old buttons.

Sideload Apps: Installing to new users and presenting error codes​

You know, if only we could find a way for users to stick after reboots. If you aren't aware, one of the tools in the Toolbox that is designed to create and manage users is the User Management tool (self explanatory i suppose and you probably worked out what the tool does but i digress). You may be wondering... "what does the User Management tool have to do with the Sideload Apps tool?" well you'd be asking a legitimate question and I suppose I should get to the point! Well, in this update the ability to install apps to different users (other then the default user like in the past) has been added. However, It's unfortunate because users created by the User Management tool simply are deleted after a restart... meaning this addition of sideloading apps to others users doesn't have a use quite yet. However, Installing to Toolbox created users, and Freetime users are all in the works and this addition is just a step closer... but we will see if either of these solutions are doable to begin with.

In addition, the tool has been reworked and as a result, error codes are now able to be produced in the event of a failed installation. Meaning, when an install fails you will now see the reason why and can act accordingly. I will admit though, this probably should of been added a long time ago but hey what can you do?

Wait, that's not everything this update has to offer! Please take a look at the changelog below for further details!

Don't have V13.0 installed yet? What are you waiting for? I'd recommend installing V13.0 directly from V12.1's Updater, simply because not only will it save you time, but it will also save you storage! If for some reason you don't have V12.1 installed you can download Toolbox V13.0 from the Downloads section of the OP!

Traditionally, its time for my favorite part of the update process... letting you guys know just how much I appreciate how awesome this community is, the wonderful support you show me and each other, and the amazing folks who've helped me out with a warm pot of joe! THANK YOU so much for everything and I truly feel honored to be able to be a part of this amazing community and to meet such fantastic people! All of this is what keeps the project going!

Well, I believe I've gone on long enough! I hope you guys enjoy the new update and until next time... Peace! :D