Latest ReVanced Manager Apk and Guide to Patch

One of the most popular YouTube modded apps Vanced is now discontinued after a legal notice from Google. Vanced officially published the discontinuation notice on March 13 on their telegram channel, The old version will still work but they will not release a new update. Now after the discontinuation one is looking for an alternative and a few days later, some Github members created an alternative to Vanaced and they called it ReVanced. The ReVanced is still in beta mode but you can try the app by patching the youtube app. Here in this post, we will share the Latest ReVanced Manager Apk and Guide to Patch YouTube or Reddit app with the ReVanced Manager.

For legal reasons, the ReVanced team does not distribute any proprietary file to install the latest YouTube version with one click. The team instead provides open-source patches, and you have to patch and create the app on your own. You can patch the YouTube app from a PC by using the Azul Zulu Java tool and repositories. Or you can patch the YouTube or Reddit app from your Android phone using the ReVanced Manager and in this post, we are going to share the Latest ReVanced Manager and the Guide to Patch or build patched YouTube and Reddit app.

What Is App ReVanced?

ReVanced is a patcher to Mod and enables premium features apps like YouTube. This project was created by GitHub members after Vanced’s discontinuation. The Project is still in development mode and you can learn more about it from ReVanced’s GitHub page.

ReVanced App Features:-

Play YouTube videos
Play YouTube Videos in the background
Popup mode (floating player)
Block Sponsor Part
Google account sign in
Return Youtube Dislike
Google account sign-in
All YouTube premium features
Disable Reddit Ads
Enable Premium Reddit Icon

ReVanced App Changelogs:-

v1.9.5
- ignore the root .gradle folder
- hide install button on error
- permissions handling at first launch
- Don't use 'BuildContext's across async gaps
- installer: open the patched app after install
- npe when patching on android 8
- patches-selector: improve universal patches header
- dependency: update patcher to v14.2.2
- bump version to v1.9.5
- simplify issue templates 
- ignore the root .gradle folder 
- merge dev to main
v1.8.0
-patcher-view: show notice for removed patches that were used previously (#1107) #1107 (aAbed)
Bug Fixes
-patches-selector: New tag showing for old patches (#1113) #1113 (aAbed)
-root-install: create service and postfs directories if they dont exist (#1116) #1120 (Ushie)
-use right label for auto patch #1120 (Ushie)
Builds
-bump version to 1.8.0 (Ushie)
v1.1.0
- remove cronet #857 (Aunali321)
Bug Fixes
- fix armv7 dialog shown for x86, x86_64 #857 (Aunali321)
- appselector: closing dialog closes app selector #857 (Aunali321)
v0.0.52
bump patcher version (#610) #610 (oSumAtrIX)
bump version to v0.0.52 (oSumAtrIX)

Requirements:-

Android 10 + Running Device.

Download All patch files & repositories

Revanced Manager Apk – manager-v1.9.5.apk | GitHub Link
Vanced microG APK – Vanced_microG.apk | Apkmirror Link
YouTube – YouTube 18.32.39 | YouTube 18.23.35 | YouTube 17.49.37.apk | Apkmirror

How to patch and Build YouTube APK using ReVanced Manager

In this guide, we will show you how to patch the YouTube app and enable premium features on the YouTube app so let’s begin.

1. First uninstall stock YouTube app updates and install the YouTube 18.32.39.apk on your device.

2. Now download and install YouTube 18.32.39 then Vanced microG and the Revanced Manager Apk on your device.

3. Open the Revanced Manager app and go to the Patcher Tab.

4. In the Patcher tab Select the application you want to patch and then tap on Select Patches. Then Select the patches you want on your YouTube app and then tap on Patch and wait.