Xposed Framework now officially supports Android Nougat devices after root.

If you have ever used an Android smartphone and performed root operations on it, you may have heard the name Xposed Frameword. With the help of various plug-in modules, the software supports almost unlimited customization of Google's mobile operating system, eliminating the trouble of rebrushing all kinds of ROM. After months of waiting, Xposed Framework now officially supports Android Nougat devices. And it turns out that a year of waiting is totally worth it.

As the chief developer of Xposed Framework, rovo89, the god of XDA, put a lot of effort into it. Although anxious people have already used the informal version, the latest official version is clearly more popular.

XDA Developers announces:

With some help from wanam, rovo89 is now ready to release a formal update for the Xposed framework and installer-bringing compatibility with Android 7.0 / 7.1 Nougat.

This means that you don't have to install a custom ROM or swipe an unstable version to enjoy Xposed easily-just turn on the phone's root permissions and install the latest Xposed installer.

The magic Xposed installer will help you do all the rest of the work.