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After looking into this further and comparing how AntiSplit M merges APKs, I found that it preserves the compression method used by the original APK. Because of this, large files such as .so libraries remain compressed, which results in a smaller merged APK compared to URV’s current output.
This isn’t necessarily a bug and doesn’t break anything, but it is worth implementing since it can reduce storage usage. Something similar will be added to URV as part of that PR.
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Jman-Github commentedon Oct 2, 2026
After looking into this further and comparing how AntiSplit M merges APKs, I found that it preserves the compression method used by the original APK. Because of this, large files such as
.solibraries remain compressed, which results in a smaller merged APK compared to URV’s current output.This isn’t necessarily a bug and doesn’t break anything, but it is worth implementing since it can reduce storage usage. Something similar will be added to URV as part of that PR.
Thanks for spotting this.