A few years ago, we showed you a jailbreak tweak called ColorBadges that would automatically colorize your apps’ missed notification badges to match the dominant color of the icon itself. Fast-forward to today’s rootless-esque jailbreaks, and this tweak, which was designed to work on rootful jailbreaks, no longer works.
I’m a big fan of jailbreak tweaks that modify the appearance of the stock iOS & iPadOS user interface, and perhaps that’s one of the reasons why I’m excited about a newly released and free jailbreak tweak called OCD (Obsessive Color Disorder) by iOS developer b4db1r3.
In addition to covering jailbreak tweak releases, the iDownloadBlog staff also enjoy featuring some of the most aesthetically pleasing themes for your Home Screen.
Earlier in the week, we discussed how veteran iOS developer and graphic designer Surenix would soon bring their popular ayeris theme up to speed with the latest jailbreaks by migrating it to the Chariz repository.
Among announcements by veteran jailbreak developers this week as they roll with punches and adapt to an ever-changing jailbreak community is one by theme designer Thientam Bach (@Surenix), who said their classic ayeris theme would move to the Chariz repository.
If you appreciate Home Screen themes that elevate the aesthetic value of the first thing you see every time you unlock your iPhone, then you may want to consider a new theme called Ripple by Thenatis.
I still remember more than a decade ago when I first began jailbreaking iPhones that I would always install a particular theme on my device called Glasklart. I always appreciated the transparent icons on my Home Screen, along with the simplistic glyphs at the center of them.
A good looking theme is sometimes a make-it-or-break-it feature for iPhone and iPad users’ Home Screens, so it’s no wonder that the iDB team features the best themes from time to time.
It’s no surprise that you can use the Lock Screen editing capabilities of iOS 16 to change the font of your date and time display, but it’s also true that the list of fonts Apple gives you to pick from are quite limited.
It’s officially Halloween Day, and some iOS developers are expressing their festiveness with Halloween-themed hacks for their iPhones and iPads.
If you’re interested in a new theme for your iPhone or iPad that elevates the aesthetics of your Home Screen, then we’d like to recommend something called InCircle Theme by iOS developers Phuc Do and Dr. Theme.
Lots of MacDirtyCow exploit users are familiar with the Cowabunga add-on that permits all kinds of system customizations that would ordinarily only be possible with a jailbreak. But as many Cowabunga users already know, a Windows-based version of this tool has been under development for quite some time.