Adb App Control Extended Key -
case $ACTION in suspend) echo "Suspending $PACKAGE (extended suspend key)" adb shell pm suspend --user $USER_ID $PACKAGE ;; unsuspend) echo "Unsuspending $PACKAGE" adb shell pm unsuspend --user $USER_ID $PACKAGE ;; disable-until-launch) echo "Disabling $PACKAGE until launched by user" adb shell pm disable-until-used --user $USER_ID $PACKAGE ;; grant-all-perms) echo "Granting all dangerous permissions to $PACKAGE" adb shell pm list permissions -d -g | grep "Permission:" | awk 'print $2' | while read perm; do adb shell pm grant $PACKAGE $perm done ;; deep-link) URL=$4 echo "Launching $PACKAGE with extended key deep link to $URL" adb shell am start -W -a android.intent.action.VIEW -d "$URL" $PACKAGE ;; *) echo "Usage: $0 <package> <suspend|unsuspend|disable-until-launch|grant-all-perms|deep-link> [user_id]" ;; esac
adb shell pm list packages --user 10 This lists only apps installed in the work profile. Combining --user with disable/suspend allows per-profile app control.
Download a GUI tool like ADB AppControl for Windows to see these extended keys visualized, or open a terminal and try the am extras on your own app. You’ll never look at adb install the same way again. Have you discovered your own unique use for the ADB extended key? Share your command combinations in the comments below.
case $ACTION in suspend) echo "Suspending $PACKAGE (extended suspend key)" adb shell pm suspend --user $USER_ID $PACKAGE ;; unsuspend) echo "Unsuspending $PACKAGE" adb shell pm unsuspend --user $USER_ID $PACKAGE ;; disable-until-launch) echo "Disabling $PACKAGE until launched by user" adb shell pm disable-until-used --user $USER_ID $PACKAGE ;; grant-all-perms) echo "Granting all dangerous permissions to $PACKAGE" adb shell pm list permissions -d -g | grep "Permission:" | awk 'print $2' | while read perm; do adb shell pm grant $PACKAGE $perm done ;; deep-link) URL=$4 echo "Launching $PACKAGE with extended key deep link to $URL" adb shell am start -W -a android.intent.action.VIEW -d "$URL" $PACKAGE ;; *) echo "Usage: $0 <package> <suspend|unsuspend|disable-until-launch|grant-all-perms|deep-link> [user_id]" ;; esac
adb shell pm list packages --user 10 This lists only apps installed in the work profile. Combining --user with disable/suspend allows per-profile app control.
Download a GUI tool like ADB AppControl for Windows to see these extended keys visualized, or open a terminal and try the am extras on your own app. You’ll never look at adb install the same way again. Have you discovered your own unique use for the ADB extended key? Share your command combinations in the comments below.