Energized Protection Magisk Module.
filters
, and merges them into couple of protection packs with duplicates and dead/inactive domains removed. A variety of tailored packs are provided.
Hosts
file, all the bad stuffs blocked with 0.0.0.0
advertisements, malwares, spams, statistics & trackers
on both web browsing and applications.variants
for different devices
.half
of its actual time!increases
privacy.saving
expense.extra
abracadabra!Busybox for Android NDK
module, for the module to work properly.su
ep -h
or
su -c ep -h
Usage: ep [options...]
-b, --black <domain(s)>
>> Instantly add the domain(s) to hosts.
> e.g., ep -b example.com new.example.com www.example.com
-B, --blacklist
>> Add the domains in blacklist file to hosts.
>> blacklist file in /sdcard/EnergizedProtection directory.
> e.g., ep -B
-c, --clear
>> Clear the hosts file and revert back to stock.
> e.g., ep -c
-C, --config-file
>> Open and edit the config file.
> e.g., ep -C
-e, --extension
>> Add extension pack(s) to the hosts.
> e.g.,
ep -e <porn-lite|pornlite>
ep -e porn
ep -e regional
ep -e xtreme
ep -e social
-h, --help
>> Print help.
-i, --info
>> Print all the information.
-m, --menu
>> Show the full menu with more information.
> e.g., ep -m
-o, --open
>> Open the hosts file.
> e.g., ep -o
-p, --pack <pack name> [-e|--extension] <extension pack name>
>> Download the pack and extension of your choice.
> e.g.,
ep -p spark
ep -p blugo -e xtreme
ep -p blu -e regional social
-r, --redirect
>> Redirect the domains in redirectlist file to specific IPV4/V6.
>> redirectlist file in /sdcard/EnergizedProtection directory.
> e.g., ep -r
-u, --update
>> Update currently applied hosts pack and extension(s).
>> Also whitelist, blacklist and redirect domains to current IP.
> e.g., ep -u
-w, --white <domain(s)>
>> Instantly whitelist the domain(s) from hosts.
> e.g., ep -w example.com new.example.com www.example.com
-W, --whitelist
>> Whitelist the domains in whitelist file to hosts.
>> whitelist file in /sdcard/EnergizedProtection directory.
> e.g., ep -W
-bp, --backup
>> Backup the current hosts setup.
> e.g., ep -bp
-ck, --check <domain>
>> Check whether the domain is in the list.
> e.g., ep -ck example.com
-ip, --redirect-ip [-4|-v4|-6|-v6] <ipv4/ipv6>
>> Change current redirection IP.
> e.g.,
ep -ip -4 127.0.0.1
ep -ip -6 ::1
-ir, --instant-redirect [-4|-v4|-6|-v6] <domain(s)>
>> Instantly redirect the domain(s) to specific IPV4/V6.
> e.g.,
ep -ir -4 127.0.0.1 example.com new.example.com
ep -ir -6 ::1 example.com new.example.com
-re, --restore
>> Restore the backed up hosts setup.
> e.g., ep -re
-un, --uninstall
>> Uninstall the module setup.
> e.g., ep -un
-v, --version
>> Print version.
Energized
, energized
, Ep
, ep
& epro
would also work, as symlink.
Only use true/false to enable/disable features.
# Check for hosts update on startup
checkHostsUpdate=true
Note.
More options will be available shortly.
un
or ep -un
v.1.3.6
v.1.3.5
v.1.3.4
v.1.3.3
hitWeb
function shouldn't make you wait for long now.v.1.3.2
v.1.3.0
*Magisk v20.4+ users won't require separate busybox module.
*Magisk v20.0-20.3 users will have to install Busybox for Android NDK module.
v.1.2.5
ep -h
or ep --help
for more info.*Previous Changes | **Beta Builds and Changes
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Maintaining a quality blocking project takes a lot of time. Energized Protection is completely independently funded. We fight for our users. This does mean however that we also have to spend our owns to pay the bills. This is where you can help: by chipping in you can ensure more time is spent improving Energized rather than dealing with distractions.
This donation is for our services, not for any pack, resource or any other mean. Your support will help us keep the project running and provide you quality service.
Energized Protection Block Lists are basically blacklists
files to block access to domains. If you don't know how it works, then please try this at your own risk. I won't be responsible for any damage or loss. Never forget to make backup.
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