A library and a Web app that allow browsers to interact with Android devices via ADB (Android Debugging Protocol).
All features work on Chrome for Android, use a C-to-C (or OTG) cable or via WebSockify running in Termux (see compatibility table below).
For USB connection, close Google ADB (Run adb kill-server
in a terminal or close adb.exe
from Task Manager) and all programs that may use ADB (e.g. Android Studio, Visual Studio, Godot Editor, etc.) before connecting.
In this mode, Google ADB is not required for this library to communicate with Android devices (in fact, Google ADB must not be running in order to use this mode).
This mode is suitable for running on end-users' devices where Google ADB is not installed, or on mobile devices where Google ADB is not available.
In this mode, this library talks to a Google ADB server, which is either running on the same machine or on a remote machine. This allows other ADB-based tools to work alongside this library.
Connection | Chromium-based Browsers | Firefox | Node.js |
---|---|---|---|
USB cable | Supported using WebUSB API | No | Supported using usb package |
Wireless through WebSocket 1 | Supported | Supported | Possible using ws package |
Wireless through TCP | Waiting for Direct Sockets API | No | Possible using net module |
1 Requires WebSockify softwares, see instruction for detail.
- π File Management
- π List
- β¬ Upload
- β¬ Download
- π Delete
- π· Screen Capture
- π Terminal Emulator powered by Tabby
- Tabs and split panes
- Color themes
- Rich configuration
- β Enable ADB over WiFi
- π¦ Install APK
- π₯ Scrcpy compatible client
- Screen mirroring
- Audio forwarding (Android >= 11)
- Recording
- Control device with mouse, touch and keyboard
- π Chrome Remote Debugging that supporting
- Google Chrome (stable, beta, dev, canary)
- Microsoft Edge (stable, beta, dev, canary)
- Opera (stable, beta)
- Vivaldi
- π Power and reboot to different modes
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- ADB from Google (Apache License 2.0)
- Scrcpy from Romain Vimont (Apache License 2.0)
- Tabby from Eugeny (MIT License)
- webm-muxer from Vanilagy (MIT License)
- web-streams-polyfill from Mattias Buelens (MIT License)