{
  "name": "Uninstaller",
  "icon": "https://bb10repo.whytofly.de/img/bb10-appmgr-ui.png",
  "category": "System",
  "type": "app",
  "author": "whytofly",
  "homepage": "https://bb10repo.whytofly.de/",
  "screenshots": [
    "https://bb10repo.whytofly.de/img/screenshots/bb10-appmgr-ui/01-app-list.png",
    "https://bb10repo.whytofly.de/img/screenshots/bb10-appmgr-ui/02-confirm-removal.png"
  ],
  "description": "Remove BlackBerry 10's built-in stock apps — Setup, Help, Docs To Go, the pre-loaded social apps — from a simple list. No SSH, no package ids, no computer.\n\nBB10 ships its stock apps with the 'permanent' flag, so the homescreen offers no delete option for them. This app lists them by name and removes the ones you pick, using the same installer sequence BlackBerry's own tooling uses.\n\nNothing is off-limits — it's your device. But core apps (Settings, Phone, Contacts, Calendar, Camera, Browser, the Android runtime, Password Keeper…) are shown in red and marked (core), and removing one takes two explicit confirmations. Anything the policy doesn't recognise is treated as core too: the app errs toward warning you rather than reassuring you.\n\nRemoval is permanent — getting a stock app back means a full OS reflash. Requires a rooted device (bb10-appmgr + bb10-bar-install, pulled in automatically).",
  "history": [
    {
      "version": "1.0.5",
      "released": "2026-07-29",
      "changes": "- Rebuild with no functional change from 1.0.4, published to verify multi-package upgrades and Rubus's new post-install version check."
    },
    {
      "version": "1.0.4",
      "released": "2026-07-29",
      "changes": "- A removed app no longer stays in the list. Enumeration is driven by the navigator's applications registry, which navigator rewrites asynchronously — the uninstall reports done before that registry catches up, so the refresh that ran straight afterwards re-listed the app that had just been removed. The row is now dropped on a successful removal (which is what sysapp's exit status reports); a failed removal still re-reads the list, so the app correctly stays.\n- Apps are now sorted by risk: freely-removable apps first, amber warnings next, red core apps last. Within each group they are alphabetical, so the order no longer shifts between refreshes."
    },
    {
      "version": "1.0.3",
      "released": "2026-07-26",
      "changes": "- Initial release. Lists every stock system app the homescreen won't let you delete, with per-app risk tiers; core apps are flagged red and gated behind a double confirmation. Drag-to-scroll list."
    }
  ]
}