The Magisk version 24 update has just arrived in the public beta branch, officially bringing support for all Android 12 devices. The developer today announced the new update on Twitter and in addition to supporting for Android 12, the new version introduces the feature called Zygisk which unlocks a multitude of possibilities for module developers.
Magisk v24.0 intrudes Zygisk and permanently removes MagiskHide
The new version of Magisk also marks the definitive retirement of MagiskHide, already removed on the Canary channel in October. Magisk v24.0 doesn’t come with any kind of root functionality, although modding enthusiasts can get around this by using third-party modules.
Also, the centralized repository of Magisk modules is permanently gone, as a result, it is not possible to download modules from the repository in this version. From now on the Magisk app will exclusively search for the updates on property within a module and use the corresponding URL to check, download and install module updates. The complete changelog of Magisk v24.0 is available here.
If you are interested in trying the new build on your device you can download Magisk version 24.0 from the link below.