The iDownloadBlog team loves jailbreaking iPhones and iPads as much as the next guy, so it’s no wonder that we dedicate so much time and energy to sharing the latest news and releases for jailbreakers at heart to take advantage of.

In today’s piece, iDB intends to share everything that’s new in the iPhone hacking and jailbreaking communities spanning the week of Monday, July 1st to Sunday, July 7th. We’ll start with our favorite tidbits first, and then outline everything else afterward.

So without further ado, let’s jump in.

Important stuff from this week

TrollInstaller17 tidbits

Many of our readers are eagerly awaiting the upcoming TrollStore installation method for iOS & iPadOS 17.0, and while details are scarce right now, a few nuggets of information have been revealed that might make you even more excited about it.

From what we can gather, the installation method will be released on GitHub and have a 100% success rate. This information, along with a little bit more, was shared by TrollStore co-developer @alfiecg_dev in the /r/jailbreak Discord server, and we talk about it more in-depth in our full news post.

Witcher

The Witcher App Switcher replacement for jailbroken iPhones has officially been released, and it has iOS 15 support right now with iOS 16 support allegedly coming in the future.

Witcher replaces the native App Switcher with a carousel-style interface that’s faster and more intuitive to use.

You can learn more about Witcher and what you can do with it in our full review post.

BadgeSync

There’s clearly a problem with the iOS & iPadOS notification system. When you attempt to dismiss a notification banner from the Lock Screen or Notification Center, the corresponding app’s badge sometimes remains on the Home Screen’s app icon.

BadgeSync is a new and free jailbreak tweak that fixes this problem, once and for all. This way, you aren’t using twice as much effort to dismiss notifications when it should be a one-and-done deal.

You can learn more about BadgeSync and how it works in our full review post.

Find Alert

Find Alert is a new jailbreak app for iPhones and iPads that can notify you every single time someone tries to tap your device’s location via Apple’s ‘Find My’ network.

Once installed, you’ll get notifications for queries about your device’s location. You can also monitor logs and choose to spoof your location from the person attempting to track you.

You can learn more about this app and how it works in our full review post.

HapticPlane

No more accidentally turning on Airplane Mode and not realizing it, and that’s thanks to a new and free jailbreak tweak called HapticPlane.

With this tweak, you’re provided with subtle haptic feedback when you turn on Airplane Mode on your device, which is useful even when you aren’t looking at your screen or can’t see it because of Sun glare.

You can learn more about HapticPlane in our full review post.

Cowabunga Lite updates

The Cowabunga Lite utility for installing certain hacks on iPhones and iPads via Apple’s backup/restore process has been updated with respect to both the macOS and Windows builds.

These updates are relatively small, but worth mentioning because of the bug fixes and stability improvements.

You can learn more about the latest Cowabunga Lite updates in our full news post.

Everything else from this week

3DAppVersionSpoofer v2.1.0 released: Add new method to spoof when Experimental toggle is turned on (free via YouRepo repository)

CCTime13 (rootless) v1.4.1 released: Fix clock disappearing when swiping down sometimes ($0.99 via YouRepo repository)

CopyVault v1.3.1 released: Added category bar with customizable categories, customize blacklist applications, ignore pasteboard from other devices, keyboard swipe up sensitivity settings added, add Hammer It action to image records, update English and traditional Chinese localizations, add Russian localization, add window pop-up animation, fix a few safe mode bugs ($5.99 via Havoc repository — review post)

Doodle v1.1 released: Move recording mode to preferences, add option to set a custom unlock message, add option to disable biometrics ($1.49 via Havoc repository — review post)

Dynamic120hz v1.1.8 released: Digital display regression, can achieve a minimum of 60hz (temporarily turn on for gaming for more stability), remove dot badge user interaction, fix various bugs ($3.49 via Havoc repository — review post)

KillinAppsScreenshot: Disables the boring Share Screenshot feature in apps (free via BigBoss repository)

Misaki v2.1.1 released: Add option for Passcode Style on Lock Screen, add option for Phone Style in Phone app, add option for Time-Date Flipper in Status Bar, fix issue with low battery color in Battery, add section for color, add option for custom scroll bar color, add option for custom selected text color, add option for custom notification title, add option to enable or disable confidential text ($1.49 via Chariz repository — review post)

MojoX Dark v1.6 released: Add 100+ new icons, update existing icons (free via Havoc repository – review post)

Nexus v1.3 released: Add dateColorOverride/timeColorOverride properties to NexusUILabel to be used with the Reo jailbreak tweak ($1.49 via Havoc repository — review post)

Reo v3.0.1 released: Now compatible with app iPad models, introduce TIMELIME view for all devices, extend support for more major music players (YouTube Music, YouTube, Deezer, and more…), add artwork expansion feature to generate image canvas out of the box, enable landscape mode for better viewing, integrated server-side DRM now performs checks every 10 days for enhanced security, seamless integration with ColorFlow and Nexus added, add auto-adjustment of ColorFlow brightness to improve readability in various lighting conditions, completely remake the preference pane for a more intuitive user experience, add option to scale all elements on the player interface, add option to move the dismissed player vertically, add option to hide the background of the dismiss button, add function to automatically update the player when preferences change. Resolve issue where player occasionally disappeared, update marquee with cooler animations for a more dynamic display, improve performance of all animations, add welcome pop-up along with DRM notification, introduce option to adjust the font size for better readability ($1.99 via Havoc repository — review post)

Return YouTube Dislike v1.11.18 released: Make Like/Dislike button modification native on YouTube 19.24.2 and earlier, fix crashing when viewing videos with like count hidden, one fetch vote data once for each video to reduce the probability of rate limiting (free via Chariz repository — review post)

Solstice v1.2 released: Add more than 75 new icons, update existing icons, add Settings icons ($2.99 via Chariz repository — review post)

SquidGesture Pro v2.1.6 released: Add window pop-up animation ($4.99 via Havoc repository – review post)

TrollRecorder JB v1.16.0-338 released: Improve the recording process procedure, optimize the split-screen mode experience on iPad, add more logs for the recording conversation process, significantly reduce the memory and forage space usage during processing, new light mode color scheme added to payment page, no longer creates unexpected empty directories when recording processing fails, fix issue where the recovery process would continue even if app was closed unexpectedly, fix issue where the processing was terminated unexpectedly when the recording exceeded over 4 hours, update check now ignores pre-release versions ($6.99 via Havoc repository — review post)

Witcher v1.0.1 released: Add xmark button functionality, fix crash-on-kill bug (free via Havoc repository – review post)

YouMute v1.2.2 released: Fix an app crash on YouTube version 19.26.5 and later (free via PoomSmart’s repository)

YouPiP v1.8.13 released: Correct detection of Module_Framework.framework (free via PoomSmart repository)

YouTube X v1.6.10 released: Improve ad-blocking logic (free via PoomSmart’s repository)

What has been your favorite jailbreak tweak release or jailbreak news tidbit relating to iPhones and iPads this past week? We hope you will share in the comments section down below.