I made some small Xposed Modules .apk file has about 300kB, but after install app manager shows size about 1MB. Biggest file is classes.dex in bin folder.
step-by-step how to reduce file size of classes.dex with ProGuard?
Or is there any other way how to have smaller app after installation?
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