Silence ads in Accuradio, Spotify, Pandora, Soundcloud or Any App.
- Mute ads on
Accuradio,Spotify(full & lite versions),Pandora,SoundcloudorAny appwith custom App Option - Minimal UI, Lightweight & App size less than 150KB
- Debug log directly integrated in the app to help with easier debugging
- Supports casting (google chromecast..etc)
- Fully Configurable: Edit preloaded apps, add new custom apps, and adjust keywords or unmute delays for precise control.
- No inapp purchases or ads
- Open source
- Custom Apps Support: Ability to add, edit, and delete custom apps to be silenced.
With the release of v0.7.0 and above, Ad-silence now supports custom apps with ability to add, edit, unmute delay and provide keywords specific to the app.
| app | support |
|---|---|
| Accuradio | yes |
| Spotify | yes |
| Spotify Lite | yes |
| Soundcloud | yes |
| Tidal | yes |
| Pandora | yes |
| JioSaavn | yes |
| Any app | yes |
You can now add any app to Ad-silence to mute its notifications.
Wiki: https://github.com/aghontpi/ad-silence/wiki/Custom_App_Wiki
- Open Ad-silence.
- Click on "Select Apps" button.
- Scroll down to the bottom and click on "Add Custom App" button.
- Enter the name, Package Name of the app (e.g.,
com.example.radio). - Enter Keywords to trigger muting only on specific notifications.
- (Optional) Enter Unmute Delay to wait before unmuting (useful for some apps).
- Click on "Save" button.
Note:
- The app will be muted only if the notification contains the keywords.
- Will unmute the app if the notification does not contain the keywords.
Editing:
- click on "select apps" to view custom apps
- click on the edit icon to edit it.
- Enter the new name, Package Name of the app (e.g.,
com.example.radio).- Enter Keywords to trigger muting only on specific notifications.
- (Optional) Update Unmute Delay.
- Click on "Save" button.
Deleting:
- click on "select apps" to view custom apps
- click on the delete icon to delete it.
You have to enable the debug log in the app to see the logs.
- See the lifecycle events of the app in the app (incase if its not working, its easier to identify the issue).
- See all the logs of the service (notification listener) in the app .
- See all the notifications parsed by the service.
- Each debug logs is timestamped, gives out the parsing decision it made (like what it matched against and whether it matched or not).
- View Casting Information specific to the current session:
- Endpoint: Shows the active router name and volume.
- Session: Displays the media controller package, playback type (Remote/Local), volume control mode, and volume levels.
- Test Mute/Unmute: A button to manually toggle mute on the active media stream (works for both local playback and casting sessions) to verify if the app can control the volume.
You can keep the debug log enabled always, it will not affect the performance of the app, only the recent 100 logs are stored in memory.
- Ad blocker for
Accuradio androidis not available. - wanted a lightweight & non bloat app with size lessthan 200KB
- Runs forever in the background with absolute minimal resources
- wanted a minimal ui
- below is the Total UI of the app.
This is possible because of NotificationListenerService on android. Granted, the user gave permission to this setting.
- While music is playing, the following notification is present.
- I then parse the notification and stop it from playing.
