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Thanks for the list. My favorite has to be mikoto by angelxwind. I will have to test it on 13.5. https://cydia.akemi.ai/?page/net.angelxwind.mikoto https://cyd

Thanks for the list. My favorite has to be mikoto by angelxwind. I will have to test it on 13.5. https://cydia.akemi.ai/?page/net.angelxwind.mikoto https://cydia.akemi.ai/?page/net.angelxwind.mikoto Another great one is Flex 3, which allows you to sort of disassemble functions of installed apps and patch the functionality. It even has a simple community sharing/cloud aspect to find cool patches for a selected installed app. https://www.reddit.com/r/flextweak/comments/17z57c/mod_what_are_the_capabilities_of_flex_or_is_this/ https://www.reddit.com/r/flextweak/comments/17z57c/mod_what_... Old repo, but has description: http://cydia.saurik.com/package/com.johncoates.flex3/ http://cydia.saurik.com/package/com.johncoates.flex3/ New repo: http://getdelta.co/ http://getdelta.co/

Lammy 6y ago
Karen is great, but I've come to dislike and avoid "kitchen-sink" type bundles of tweaks like mikoto. I find it way more straightforward to back up and reinstall a "NoWhateverAnnoyance"-type single-use tweak that needs no settings, and it lets me avoid situations like when I first jailbroke iOS 11 and half of mikoto's features were broken on it.
- aspenmayer 6y ago
  I understand that. I think mikoto is fully configurable, with sensible defaults, so any feature can be disabled independently of others. Of course, there is something to be said for single purpose tools which I also like. That’s what I like about jailbreaking. It allows people to have a preference. Stock iOS is just not for power users.