If you're using Preview, or a Fork, replace eu.kanade.tachiyomi with the other app's ID. \adb shell cmd appops set eu.kanade.tachiyomi android:legacy_storage allow You should see an entry with your device(s).Shift+Right click and select Open command prompt here or Open PowerShell window here.Open the platform-tools folder on your computer.Make sure to allow "USB debugging/Android debugging" when a pop-up appears.Connect your Android device to the computer with a USB cable.With platform-tools downloaded and USB debugging enabled, you can now follow the following steps: Scroll until you find USB debugging/Android debugging.Now go back, and you'll see Developer options listed.You will see a message appear that says, " You are now a developer.".(Only on Android 8.X) Scroll down/Select to System.If you use a custom ROM or aren't able to enable Developer options, try googling how to enable Developer options on your specific device.You will need to enable "USB Debugging/Android Debugging" on your phone next: Extract the ZIP file somewhere easily accessible (like C:\platform-tools).Download the SDK Platform Tools (opens new window) for Windows, Mac, or Linux.One way to fix this is by executing an ADB (opens new window) command on a computer to opt-out the app for the new storage changes.ĪDB is a small tool bundled in the Android SDK as part of the "Platform Tools." Following the introduction of Scoped Storage (opens new window) in Android 11, your library could load slowly, or the app is unable to delete chapters automatically.
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