WADBS1.3

Switch Android’s Wireless Debugging on or off quickly with WADBS, using a dedicated control instead of navigating through system settings. Several widgets and a Quick Settings tile let you place that control on the home screen or in the system controls. The name expands to Wireless Android Debugging Bridge Switch, reflecting its role in toggling wireless ADB access during development and testing.

WADBS can also connect instantly to a PC through KDE Connect’s clipboard-sharing feature, extending the workflow between the phone and computer. Project scripts support this KDE Connect method for users who want to use clipboard sharing as part of the connection process. It suits developers and testers who enable wireless debugging for a task and then switch it off when the task is complete.

The open-source app is in the Internet & Browsers category, and version 1.3 requires Android 11 or newer. Its architecture is Universal, allowing the same build to cover the supported device configurations. It also updates the Material Components library and other internal components.