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# Looking for future
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> The future is bright and uncertain, let us look forward to the future development space of `YukiHookAPI`.
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## Unresolved Issues
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> Here are the unresolved issues with `YukiHookAPI`.
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### YukiHookModulePrefs
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Currently only supports LSPosed perfectly, other Xposed Framework need to downgrade the module target api.
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TaiChi may not be supported at all, and TaiChi needs a lower target api to adapt on high-version systems.
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Some Xposed Module developers currently choose the Hook target app self's SharedPreferences storage solution to solve the module settings sharing problem.
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In the later period, the permissions of the Android system will become more and more strict, and `selinux` is a big problem currently facing, which needs to be discussed and studied.
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## Future Plans
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> Features that `YukiHookAPI` may add later are included here.
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### Lite version supported for standalone use
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::: tip To be discussed
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At present, the API only supports binding to **xposed_init** through the automatic handler.
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If you don't like the automatic handler, you must implement the module loading entry yourself.
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In the future, the Lite version with only API functions will be launched according to the number of people required.
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You can submit **issues** with us.
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:::
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We have provided the Xposed native API listening interface, you can find or view the implementation method of the Demo [here](../config/xposed-using#native-xposed-api-event).
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### Support for more Hook Framework
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As an API, currently only docking `XposedBridge` as a compatibility layer still has certain limitations.
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Most `inline hook` do not have a `Java` compatibility layer, and the `Java` compatibility layer adaptation of `native hook` may be considered later.
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