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Subject: Re: binary AndroidManifest.xml, resource ID to string. How to ?
Date: Tue, 4 Jun 2024 20:06:24 +0100
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R.Wieser wrote:

>> <https://apktool.org>
> 
> But how would it ?    Yes, it would (would it?) show the strings
> I'm after, but still not giving any indication to /how/ it got them.  And
> that, the method, is what I'm after.

It looked like it would even extract the numbered resource files, but I 
didn't run it.

I also saw various code libraries for reading compressed apks, search 
AXML or ABX

> Besides, I'm afraid that that tool won't be able to run on my current
> machine.

No JVM?