Hi,
I'm looking for suggestions about a tool for Android similar to browsers, or proxy (like Burp), etc. The idea is that a person can view and edit the html on a page when they are using a browser, they can even open a console and run jacascript commands and scripts in it, they can go to the network tab and see the network requests and responses. Burp suite is a more powerful tool which helps users control the network requests etc. All this allows the user better control over the client-side of what they interact with on computer networks/internet.
What I am looking for is something that allows me to have similar level of control over apps. Most of the apps these days are basically just front-ends for the Android/iOS surface, but these don't let users have nearly the same level of control on the client-side. If the app is completely/mostly on-device, then something that allows tinkering with the client-side Android applications.
I know that Android app clients aren't as simple as the html/css/js in browsers, but still I want to know if there are some tools/ways to gain control over them in a similar way. I guess android apps are actually more comparable to individual softwares on a system rather than websites in a browser, but still...
I know that ppl can do some/most of these things with android studio, decompilers, VMs, etc. but I'm looking for something as readily usable (or close to it) as going to dev tools in a browser.
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