ADB Application Manager Pro v7.20.0

A release on top of v7.19.5, cut from main, that rebuilds the Doze & power governor and Zram & memory sections of Extra Settings, for the owner's report of 2026-10-29 that the Doze setting did not feel like it did anything, the power profile never left Balanced and the memory settings never changed. Package, signing certificate, APK file names and permissions are unchanged, so it installs over the previous version and keeps its data.

• Doze timing you can set. Five rows under the Doze timeline: Light Doze after the screen goes off, Light Doze wake-ups, Deep Doze after the phone lies still, Deep Doze wake-ups and Maintenance window, each with the value the phone runs now (Phone: 4 min) next to a few chips, and the presets Phone's own, Balanced and Aggressive. Apply N changes opens the confirm sheet with the exact commands (Android 12+: one device_config put device_idle <constant> <ms> per constant; Android 11 and older: settings put global device_idle_constants …), the phone is read back row by row, and the result says what it really runs. Phone's own deletes the overrides. The applied choice is kept: when a Google Play services sync or a reset puts the phone's own back, a line offers Re-apply. A new line under the timeline says why Doze is where it is (screen on, charging, the next step in 6 min).
• The CPU governor, live, per cluster (Root mode). Four facts read from the phone open the power governor block: battery saver, charger and level, the governor of the CPU clusters with their clock range and the clock now, fixed performance mode. A CPU governor row offers the governors the clusters have, names the phone's own and writes the chosen one to every cluster, read back right after; a cluster without that governor or a refused write is reported with the phone's words. ADB, Wireless Debugging and Shizuku mode say Needs Root mode on the row.
• Why the power profile never left Balanced. Android keeps battery saver off while the phone is charging and quietly puts low_power 0 back: the Battery saver card (called Ultra saver before) now says Not while charging, the fact says cannot turn on while charging, and an apply on a charging phone comes back as Not applied: Android keeps battery saver off while the phone is charging (USB). Unplug the cable and apply it again. Performance is marked when the phone reports fixed performance mode on or every cluster runs the performance governor, and under Root on an Android without the fixed-performance command it sets that governor instead of being locked.
• Memory settings that change something. The Zram & memory section opens with a RAM bar (used / cache / free, available of total), the memory pressure of the last 10 seconds, and Available RAM and Cache with the change after each cache button (Done. Available RAM 2.8 GB → 3.1 GB, cache 2.5 GB → 1.9 GB …): the numbers those buttons really move, where the zram counters barely did. Three new rows: Zram size (Root; swap off, reset, new size, swap on; until the next restart), Swappiness (Root; 0 to 200; until the next restart) and Low-memory killer (every mode; Keep more apps open or Free memory sooner through device_config put lmkd_native … and setprop lmkd.reinit 1; across restarts). Each shows the phone's value, Phone's own brings the first value seen back, and after a restart the applied choice is offered again with Re-apply.
• Every command the two sections run is built from a table of allowed values (xqRowCmd): a value the table does not allow is refused before the shell sees it. A bug found by the new test: the low-memory killer's values were read one line off after the separator, so the row always showed the phone's own.
• Smart Tabs stays off by default and keeps its state. Checked again at the owner's request: the switch in Settings → Navigation is off until you turn it on, the choice is saved in the app's settings store the moment you flip it and read back when the app starts, so an app you closed and opened again, or a phone you restarted, has Smart Tabs the way you left it (t612 covers the default and the restart).
• The guide's Doze and Zram pages are rewritten with every command, what it costs and how to undo it. Every new text is translated into the other 13 languages.