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By design. It is called magic rebase. https://gameguardian.net/forum/gallery/image/259-magic-rebase-gameguardian/ https://gameguardian.net/forum/gallery/image/258-example-of-magic-rebase-on-load-saved-list-gameguardian/

A little explanation about the coloring in the memory editor: If the hex representation is not white, but color, then most likely in this value is the pointer. The color indicates which type of memory this pointer refers to. This can be executable memory, writable or read-only. In rare cases, it can be writable and executable memory.

What's New in Version 8.25.1 Improved UI. Improved keyboard for large screens. Improved float icon on long press. Improved help. Fixed crashes. Fixed bugs. Updated translations.

No, I do not have data for this. I do not think you can help. Data encrypted.

https://gameguardian.net/forum/topic/7398-gathering-information-about-gg-errors/

@MR.A You need wait more after vibrate feedback.

@shashwatpathak I do not know.

Usage GG on different SDK and ABI

@Aliem Use "Fix it" for disable floating windows. https://gameguardian.net/forum/gallery/image/240-how-to-use-gameguardian-without-float-window-gameguardian/

What's New in Version 8.25.0 Added address (mask) search. Read help for details. Improved and speed up protocol between the daemon and client. Improved UI. Improved support bad fimwares. Allow select the type of floating windows into 'Fix it' menu. Fixed crashes. Updated translations. Built with support for ARMv5.

<string name="change_float_type">Select the type of floating windows</string> <string name="reset_float_type">Reset the type of floating windows</string> <string name="search_mask_address">Address (mask) search</string> <string name="mask">Mask:</string> <string name="mask_request">Enter an address to search for</string> <string name="help_mask_search_title">Address (mask) search</string> <string name="help_mask_search">"* Address (mask) search: You can search or filter out by address with mask. A typical example is searching for addresses that end with a known value. For example, on \"12E\". The search parameters are the address and mask. In the address can be used wildcards (\"__question__\"). This symbol means that it can be any character from \"0\" to \"F\". An additional mask is formed from the address, so the leading zeros are important. Thus, the search for \"0120\" and the search for \"120\" is not the same thing. In the first case will be found: \"00010120\", \"00020120\", \"00030120\" and so on. While in the second: \"00001120\", \"00002120\", \"00003120\" and so on. You can search both for equality and for the inequality indicated by the mask. The second option can be useful for eliminating unnecessary values. The address and mask are entered in the hexadecimal system and without the letter \"__hex__\" at the end. The mask obtained from the address intersects with the mask that was entered by you. This is the resultant search mask. The following examples are equivalent, because the resulting mask has same - \"FF0\" __mask_example__ "</string>