NoMoreBackground

NoMoreBackground is an open-source application for Android that manages which apps can run in the background. It is intended for users who want to control background permissions for individual apps, including apps they rarely use or do not want running when they are inactive. The app performs this management through adb, Shizuku, or root, depending on the access method available to the user.

NoMoreBackground displays a list of apps and lets the user choose which ones may have background permissions from one screen. After those choices are made, the app can be closed rather than used for repeated daily optimization. The software also notes that some apps may continue to run in the background even after they are turned off there. For an app used very infrequently, its archive option uninstalls the app while keeping its data, so opening it later reinstalls it and preserves the logged-in state.

Its main role places it in MirrorNest’s App Manager category, since it handles app background permissions and provides an archive action for infrequently used apps. The Android focus makes it relevant to managing app behavior on Android devices rather than serving as a general desktop utility. Its open-source license is part of the product information for users who consider licensing when choosing software.

MirrorNest mirrors the official NoMoreBackground build directly on its own storage. The mirrored build is scanned for malware before publishing. This provides an Android download through MirrorNest while keeping the software’s official-build, open-source, and App Manager context clear.