I am looking for examples of any Android app that is designed to have additional features or capabilities by simply downloading an addon, extension or plugin. For example, there is a Windows desktop application called EditPlus which is a text editor that uses color coding and formatting depending upon the type of file you edit. You can download additional .stx files for other file formats that are supplied by users. With EditPlus, you just copy the .stx file to the program's directory and configure it in the application. The .stx file would be considered an extension. Other apps may use plugins or addons. Can you think of any Android app that is designed to do this? What I am really getting at is to determine how the developer distributes these addons/plugins/extensions and how the user downloads and installs them, especially on a mobile device. Normally .apk files are used to download and install the main app but I am curious how developers provide their addons and how users download and install them.
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