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# User interface explained

## Apps List

1. Colored strip at the left indicates reference state

2. App icon

3. First line shows package label

4. Second line shows package name and

5. UID

6. Third line (optionally) shows package's state: Critical (Framework), Framework or System app. Also if the app is Disabled. No state is shown for Enabled, User apps.

7. Last line shows count of visible out of total manifest permissions and

8. AppOps permissions.

   Invisible permissions are those excluded in Exclusion Filters.

9. If sorted by install or update time, the last line also shows date or time on the right side.

## Permissions List

1. Colored strip at the left indicates reference state
2. Manifest permissions show a flag in the upper right corner
3. Permission icon
4. First line shows permission name
5. Second line shows permission's protection level: Normal, Dangerous, Signature, Development, Privileged, Fixed, AppOps or Unknown. Also if AppOp is per Package or per UID. And if it is an Extra AppOp (never excluded in filter settings).
6. Third line (in case of AppOp) shows last access or reject time
7. Fourth line (in case of AppOp) shows the referenced value if it doesn't match the current set value.
8. Switch to change the permission state
9. Current state (in case of AppOp)
10. Default indicates that the AppOp state has never been changed