Web connectivity
Manage root through a web manager, with frontend and backend separation making LAN access straightforward; Browser PWA support lets the page be installed on a device, keeping it easy to use and update
Root implementation with open connectivity
A low-intrusion userspace root implementation with WebUI management and a whitelist mechanism for strong concealment
Manage root through a web manager, with frontend and backend separation making LAN access straightforward; Browser PWA support lets the page be installed on a device, keeping it easy to use and update
Privilege management supports whitelist root grants and blacklist unmounting; the module system follows the KernelSU meta module design
Native root exposes no SELinux or mount context, and can temporarily disconnect ports through blacklist controls
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ShiroSU NT is ShiroSU’s own native root implementation, providing complete privilege management and a module system, with WebUI-based management that needs no installed manager
Unlike ShiroSU Compat, ShiroSU NT focuses on providing its own independent root implementation rather than compatibility for other root implementations
Some designs in ShiroSU NT support ShiroSU Compat, and its generality allows it to be used alongside other root implementations