Objective: List all the installed packages on an Android phone through an ADB shell.
Android package management is done by the pm command on the ADB shell. To list all the installed packages on an Android device, use the following syntax.
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$ adb shell pm list packages |
To list only the system packages, use the “-s” option.
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$ adb shell pm list packages -s |
To list only 3rd party (or non-system) packages, use the “-3” option.
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$ adb shell pm list packages -3 |
To list the package names as well as the path to the installed APK files, use the “-f” option.
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$ adb shell pm list packages -f |
The “-f” option can be combined with the other options as well. For example, to list system package names with the installed package location, use the “-f -s” option.
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$ adb shell pm list packages -f -s |
To list all the disabled package names, use the “-d” option.
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$ adb shell pm list packages -d |
To list all the enabled package names, use the “-e” option.
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$ adb shell pm list packages -e |
Mohamed Ibrahim
ibrahim = { interested_in(unix, linux, android, open_source, reverse_engineering); coding(c, shell, php, python, java, javascript, nodejs, react); plays_on(xbox, ps4); linux_desktop_user(true); }
