3DTools - For iOS 12.0 - 14.3
Version: 1.0.5Bundle ID: com.smokin1337.3dtools
Architecture: iphoneos-arm (Rootful)
Section: Tweaks
Dependencies: mobilesubstrate, org.thebigboss.libcolorpicker
Pre-install Dependencies: None
Installed Size: 2.16 MB
Author: smokin
Trusted repo?: Yes.
Last Updated: February 1, 2022
Install Tweak
Tweak description:
An awesome MobileSubstrate tweak!
Tweak Details
| Current Version | Last Update | Supported iOS Versions |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0.5 | February 1, 2022 | 12.0 - 14.3 |
Tweak Full Description
Make your 3D touch menu a powerhouse !!
Compatible with iOS 12, 13 and 14 !!
Add powerful custom options to your 3D Touch menu:
- Get/Copy Bundle Identifier - Pops up an alert with the bundle id and an option to copy it
- Clear Badge - Clear the badges for the app, don't worry they come back if you close and reopen the app or receive a new notification.
- Clear Cache - Clear the app's caches freeing up space.
- Uninstall App - Uninstall the app right from the 3D menu.(requests confirmation first)
- Banners - Enable/Disable banners ONLY from the 3D menu. (Notice: When changed it will reload springboard using sbreload)
- Notifications - Enable/disable notifications from the 3D menu (Notice: When changed it will reload springboard using sbreload)
- App Lock - Lock the app, when enabled opening the app from anywhere will require authentication. It will be inaccessible from spotlight and all other 3D touch options will be disabled(other than 3DTools options). It is also blurred in the switcher. To disable the lock will also require authentication.
Extra Options:
- Disable Badges Systemwide - Disable badges everywhere all the time.
- Hide Widget Labels - iOS 14+
- Hide Widgets in 3D Menus - Hide the widgets in the 3D menu, like the one for the Phone app.
- Hide Share in 3D Menus - Hide the share option in the 3D menus
- Hide Remove App in 3D Menus - Hide the remove app option in the 3D menus
- Hide Edit Homescreen in 3D menus - Hide the edit button in 3d menus
- Hide Separators**(iOS 13 Only)** - Hide the thin lines in the 3D menu
- Hide Thick Separators(iOS 13 Only) - Hide the thick separators found on iOS 13
Color Options (1.0.2+ ):
- Pure Color(iOS 13 Only) - Remove the dimming view on the menu found in iOS 13 to use pure colors without tinting.
- Static Color - Set a static color for the menu background using libcolorpicker
- Adaptive Color(Icon) - Set the menu background color based on each app's dominant icon color
- Adaptive Color(Wallpaper) - Set menu background color based on current wallpaper's dominant color
- Adaptive Color Alpha(Transparency) - Adjust the transparency of the colors applied using the adaptive settings Note: alpha for static colors can be set via colorpicker.
All the settings except the bottom 3 are set per app !!
The icons in the 3D menu for Banners, Notifications, and App Lock change depending on status and adjust for both light and dark menus.
Got suggestions ? Tweet @ me, @smokin1337 #3DTools !!
If you don't have Force Touch grab Force3DAppShortcuts tweak from DGh0st's repo (https://DGh0st.github.io/). BigBoss version is NOT updated !!
Tweak Screenshots
What are iOS Tweaks?
iOS tweaks are modifications that enhance the functionality of iPhones and iPads beyond what Apple officially allows. These small software packages can only be installed on jailbroken devices, where the restrictions imposed by Apple have been bypassed, giving users more control over their iOS experience.
What are iOS jailbreak tweaks used for?
Jailbreak tweaks serve numerous purposes, ranging from cosmetic changes to powerful functionality enhancements:
- Customization: Tweaks allow users to personalize their iOS experience by changing app icons, modifying the control center, creating custom themes, and adjusting system animations.
- Enhanced Functionality: Many tweaks add features Apple doesn't provide, such as file management capabilities, advanced screenshot tools, call recording, and system-wide gesture controls.
- App Modifications: Tweaks can enhance existing apps with new features or remove limitations. For example, tweaks might enable downloading content from streaming apps, remove ads from applications, or add additional tools to messaging platforms.
- System Optimization: Some tweaks focus on improving device performance, battery life, or adding more efficient ways to manage background processes.
- Privacy and Security: While jailbreaking itself has security implications, certain tweaks actually enhance privacy by allowing more granular control over app permissions, network monitoring, and data access.
Where to find iOS tweaks?
Jailbreak tweaks are typically distributed through alternative app stores like Cydia, Sileo, or Zebra. These repositories host thousands of tweaks created by independent developers, ranging from free offerings to premium packages.
Important considerations
Before diving into the world of jailbreak tweaks, users should be aware of several important factors:
- Warranty implications: Jailbreaking voids Apple's warranty, though restoring a device to its factory state typically reverses this.
- Security risks: Jailbreaking removes Apple's security sandboxing, potentially exposing your device to malware if tweaks are downloaded from untrusted sources.
- Stability issues: Poorly developed tweaks or conflicts between multiple tweaks can cause system instability, app crashes, or battery drain.
- Update challenges: When Apple releases new iOS versions, users must wait for compatible jailbreak tools before updating, often leaving them without security patches.
The evolving landscape
The world of iOS jailbreaking has evolved significantly over the years. As Apple has added features that were once only available through tweaks (like widgets, dark mode, and app library), the gap between stock iOS and jailbroken devices has narrowed. Nevertheless, the jailbreak community continues to push boundaries, creating innovative modifications that demonstrate what iOS could potentially offer in future official updates.
For users who value customization and control over their devices, jailbreak tweaks remain an appealing, if somewhat risky, way to transform their iOS experience beyond Apple's walled garden.
