In addition to launching Nugget v6.1 on Monday, iOS developer LeminLimez also pushed out an update to Pocket Poster, bringing up to version 2.0 with a plethora of bug fixes and new features that will enhance the user experience for all users.
Pocket Poster, which is a separate project from Nugget, allows users to apply custom animated PosterBoard wallpapers on iPhones running iOS 17.0 and later. Users can acquire community-made wallpapers intended for use with Pocket Poster from the official Cowabunga website.
Citing the project’s official GitHub page, Pocket Poster v2.0 introduces the following changes:
Features
– Added video wallpapers! Select videos from your camera roll and use them as wallpapers.
– The “Reset Collections” button now works automatically
– Added translations for 21 new languages!
– Available languages: Arabic, Arabic (Saudi Arabia), Arabic (Egypt), Chinese (Traditional), Czech, Dutch, French, – French (Belgium), French (Canada), French (Switzerland), German, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, – Russian, Spanish, Spanish (Mexico), Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese
– Thank you to all the amazing translators who helped make this project more accessible! This would not have been possible without you!
– If you would like to help translate, you can join the effort over on POEditor
– Improved the UI
– Prepared for CarPlay hash (coming in v3.0)Bug Fixes
– Improved backend handling of the app
– Fixed problems with alert popups not showing
– Improved error messages
– Improved cache clean up
– Fixed memory leak when applying that would lead to a crash
Among the major changes are an improved user interface, support for video wallpapers (to complement animated wallpapers), a working Reset Collections button, and support for 21 new language translations. The update also includes bug fixes that address a memory leak when applying a wallpaper, improved backend handling, a fix for alerts not appearing, and improvements to error messages and cache cleaning.
While Nugget is required to install Pocket Poster for the first time, after that, you will not need to use a computer anymore to use Pocket Poster. Everything happens on your device, allowing you to set unique wallpapers that wouldn’t be possible on an otherwise stock device. Interestingly enough, this functionality works on non-jailbreakable firmware without a jailbreak, while still mimicking jailbreak tweak functionality.
If you’re interested in giving the latest version of Pocket Poster a try, then you can download it for free from the project’s GitHub page.