Drenzzz/ADBKit v2.0.0

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ADBKit v2.0.0 stable

This is the first stable release of the v2 rebuild. We rewrote ADBKit from scratch on Wails v3, React 19, and Go 1.25. It covers the same workflows as v1.3, but destructive actions are safer, binary setup is clearer, and Linux and Windows both get proper packages.

Highlights

• One app for the whole workflow: Dashboard, Devices, Apps, Files, Flasher, Terminal and Logcat, Scrcpy Hub, and Settings.
• The Setup Wizard looks for tools you already have first. You can also point to your own paths or let ADBKit download the full official packages.
• ADB, Fastboot, and scrcpy are all required. Setup stays open until the three of them pass validation.
• Wireless ADB supports pairing and remembers recent connections.
• File Explorer asks where to save pulled files, reads Android storage volumes so SD cards show up, and explains when a path is blocked.
• The Flasher reviews the Flash Plan before writing anything, handles A/B slots, guards wipes, and supports sideload plus validated Fastboot commands.

New

• Wireless connection history is saved between restarts.
• Pulling files now opens a save dialog instead of dropping files silently.
• External SD cards are reachable because storage volumes are parsed properly.
• Scrcpy recording edge cases are fixed, including the empty file bug, and downloads now retry and clean up after failure.

Fixed

• The Windows NSIS installer is self contained again and built in CI.
• Windows platform-tools installs are no longer stuck on an old SHA pin, and the completeness check now validates DLLs.
• Cancelled batch transfers say cancelled instead of reporting success.
• Linux on hybrid GPUs keeps dmabuf acceleration. Terminal, logcat, and device refresh are also lighter thanks to virtualization fixes.
• Icons moved to Tabler and leftover hardcoded colors were replaced with semantic tokens.

Packaging

• Windows (10 and up, WebView2): portable ADBKit-2.0.0-windows-amd64.exe, or the installer ADBKit-2.0.0-windows-amd64-installer.exe if you prefer a guided setup.
• Linux: ADBKit-2.0.0-linux-x86_64.AppImage, ADBKit-2.0.0-linux-x86_64-system.AppImage (lite), ADBKit-2.0.0_amd64.deb, ADBKit-2.0.0-1.x86_64.rpm, ADBKit-2.0.0-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst.
• Linux packages now build one after another to avoid install races, and all files use canonical versioned names.

Notes

• From any v2.0.0 beta: install on top, your config and binary paths carry over.
• From v1.3: v2 is a clean rebuild, so run the wizard once to set binary paths again.