![]() ![]() Unfortunately FernFlower failed to decompile a couple of the critical methods, so I also used JD-GUI for that.īrowsing the sourcecode, it was clear that the application's logic was really JavaScript, and these JavaScript files were all stored inside : This jar can then be decompiled into reasonably readable sourcecode using IntelliJ IDEA's FernFlower decompiler: Copy the JAR into your IntelliJ project, right click on it and click "add as library", and you should be able to expand the JAR and read the decompiled classes. I bought it from the Android app store and extracted it from my phone using APK Extractor.
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