OmniClip is a lightweight Xposed module designed to restore universal, global clipboard access across all applications and display environments.

Please Note: OmniClip is a modification of the logic found in Entr0pia's fork of the xposed-clipboard-whitelist module. This specific iteration was born out of the frustration of trying to use a functional clipboard while Android Auto is running, where the system's "Invalid Device ID" checks break the copy-paste flow between the phone and external interfaces.

📢 IMPORTANT:

Source Code Unavailable: Original source code is not included in this repository, the provided APK is the result of decompiling the original APK of this module and applying several smali patches.

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OmniClip bypasses Android's built-in clipboard security model. By design, Android restricts clipboard access to prevent background apps from "scraping" sensitive information like passwords or 2FA codes.

By installing this module, you acknowledge that:

• Any app on your device can read your clipboard at any time.
• Background access protections are completely disabled.
• Sensitive data copied to your clipboard is potentially exposed to all installed applications.

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In recent Android versions (particularly Android 13 and 14), access is often denied if:

1. Background Restrictions: The requesting app does not have current window focus.
2. Virtual Displays: The app is running on Android Auto, scrcpy, or WSA, which the system flags with an "Invalid Device ID" (-1).
3. Cross-User Barriers: The app is trying to access data across different user profiles.

The module applies hooks to com.android.server.clipboard.ClipboardService:

• Device ID Normalization: Forces getIntendingDeviceId to return 0 (DEVICE_ID_DEFAULT), tricking the system into believing every request originates from the main phone display.
• Permission Authorization: Short-circuits clipboardAccessAllowed to always return true, granting access to background callers.

1. Install the OmniClip APK.
2. Enable the module in your Xposed manager (e.g., LSPosed).
3. Set "System Framework" as the scope.
4. Reboot your device.