The Tricky Addon is a companion module designed to configure the target.txt file for the base Tricky Store module via a WebUI. It provides a visual interface to manage app targets, security patch levels, and custom Keybox imports without requiring manual text editing.

I found that tweaking target.txt manually often leads to formatting errors, but this addon handles the heavy lifting right through a clean interface. You can easily import existing apps from your DenyList, assign specific enforcement modes like ! or ?, and quickly load up custom Keybox files directly from your internal storage.

Core Features

Visual Target Configuration: manage your blocklist through a web interface that actually displays readable app names instead of confusing package IDs.
Magisk DenyList Sync: lets you pull your pre-selected apps straight from your existing DenyList, saving you the headache of adding them all over again manually.
Custom Keybox Importing: gives you the option to flash your own Keybox XML from device storage or rely on the provided AOSP fallback.
Automated Security Patches: handles the security patch level configuration for you, though you can still adjust the dates manually within the WebUI.

Support & Requirements

Prerequisite: The primary Tricky Store module must be installed first. (Note: This addon is not officially part of the Tricky Store project).
Supported Root Types:
KernelSU (via KSU WebUI)
APatch
Magisk (uses an action button to open WebUI; supports KSUWebUIStandalone and WebUI X, automatically installing a standalone version if neither is present).

How to Install

Download the latest Tricky Addon .zip file from the official GitHub repository.
Open your root manager (Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch), navigate to the Modules section, and tap "Install from storage".
Select the downloaded .zip file, wait for the flashing script to finish, and reboot your device.