Jailbreak news of the week: Dopamine updated, Nugget v5 coming soon, & other releases...

If you’re trying to keep yourself updated on the latest tips, releases, and news in the iPhone and iPad jailbreak communities, then you’ve found your home here at iDB. We not only cover these things in real time, but we come at you every weekend with a roundup just like this one that brings everything together so you can feel assured that you haven’t missed anything important.

In this week’s roundup, we’ve got information spanning the timeframe of Monday, March 10^th to Sunday, March 16^th. So if you’re as ready as we are, let’s go ahead and get this show on the road.

Important stuff from this week

Dopamine updates

The Dopamine jailbreak received updates this past week, improving the user experience and stability of the tool.

You can learn more about the latest updates below:

Upcoming Nugget v5 bringing animated wallpapers to iOS

An upcoming update to the Nugget SparseRestore exploit-based device customization utility is expected to provide users with animated wallpapers and more.

You can learn more about the upcoming Nugget v5 in our full news post.

Robot Helper (Beta)

The new Robot Helper (Beta) jailbreak tweak helps users perform regular scheduled maintenance on their jailbroken iPhone or iPad.

With precise timing actions, or user-based triggers, this tweak can automatically perform resprings, userspace reboots, and more.

You can learn more about the importance of a tweak like this in our full review post.

LineBreakLiberator

The LineBreakLiberator jailbreak tweak is an add-on that fixes the Safari Quick Search result truncating problem, where longer Quick Search results appear cut off.

With it, you can see your search results in more context than you could previously, especially on smaller iPhones that can’t fit all the text.

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

LockTimeX

The LockTimeX add-on for Xen HTML allows jailbreakers on legacy iOS 9-12 devices to have the same Lock Screen aesthetics as somebody with a modern iOS 16 or later device.

You can learn all about LockTimeX, where you can get it from, and how it looks in our full review post.

BatteryInfo

BatteryInfo is a free app that you can install with TrollStore to get a deeper understanding of your iPhone or iPad’s internal battery with enhanced diagnostics.

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

Everything else from this week

Ainsworth v1.7 released: Rewrite a large part of the codebase for iOS 16.x support, add the default iOS color picker, fix some small issues ($1.49 via Chariz repository – review post)

CatScript Lite v1.4.2 released: Fix some compatibility issues, fix DRM issues (free via Havoc repository – review post)

CopyVault v1.8.6 released: The window will now follow the keyboard height change when switching keyboards in the search state, recording handoff items on iOS 17 is now fixed, fix not being able to paste in the system built-in Terminal app ($6.99 via Havoc repository – review post)

Crane v1.3.16-4 released: Attempt to fix a bug where the Crane preferences could get corrupted in rare edge cases ($4.99 via Havoc repository – review post)

Crane Lite v1.3.16-4 released: Attempt to fix a bug where the Crane preferences could get corrupted in rare edge cases (free via Havoc repository – review post)

GitHubWebLegacyCompat v1.0.4 released: Add support for iOS 9-11 (free via PoomSmart’s repository)

Record ‘n’ Torch (iOS 11+) v1.8.4 released: Allow installation on iOS 11 (free via PoomSmart’s repository)

RecordPause v2.0.7 released: Add support for iOS 9-12 (free via PoomSmart’s repository)

SquidGesture Pro v2.7.5 released: Add double/triple tap on Home Screen and double/triple tap on Lock Screen triggers, add return to Home Screen action ($6.99 via Havoc repository – review post)

That pretty much sums everything up as far as this past week was concerned, but with more things just over the horizon, we recommend keeping it tuned to iDownloadBlog throughout the coming week so that you can stay apprised of all the latest releases and news tidbits as fast as they come out. Of course, we’ll also return next weekend with a roundup just like this one, albeit with updated content.

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You can find more exciting jailbreak tweaks for your device(s) in the roundup pieces below, which recommend tweaks based on the component of iOS or iPadOS that you’re trying to improve:

And here are some step-by-step tutorials that can help you get started with jailbreaking or device hacking for the first time, if you’re unfamiliar with the process:

Do you have a favorite jailbreak tweak release from this past week? If so, then we’d be excited to hear about it in the comments section down below.