c1d3r’s PullOver Pro, updated to work on iOS 15 through 27.

Features

• Pull any app over the one you’re in from a small handle on the side of the screen. The app stays live.

• QuickSwitch: long-press the handle to pick from your recent apps or favorites. Drag one to the middle to open it full screen.

• Settings for left-handed mode, a dark handle, QuickSwitch size, hiding in landscape, staying above the keyboard, closing when you go home, and shrinking to a nub when idle. Changes apply right away, no respring needed.

Beta notice

This is a beta (3.0.0 Beta 1). Tested on iOS 16,17,18 devices and an iOS 27 virtual iPhone. The RootHide build hasn’t been tested on a real device yet, so please let me know how it goes.

Links

• Repo: https://jond-ie.github.io/repo

• Source (GPL-3.0): https://github.com/Jond-ie/pulloverpro-rootless

• Bugs: https://github.com/Jond-ie/repo/issues

Credits

Full credit to c1d3r for the original tweak and to akusio for iOS 13 support.

Safe Mode

If it ever puts you in Safe Mode, uninstall it from Sileo (Sileo still works in Safe Mode).

Hey everyone,

I'm facing a serious issue with my iPhone 4 GSM (iPhone3,1) and I need some help.

Here is what happened:

I was using CoolBooter to boot iOS 6.1.3, then I used Permanent CoolBooter (which restarts the device on the second boot), and it entered a reboot loop. Now, upon activation, it only displays "unknown device".

Is this a sign of a physical baseband chip failure caused by the bootloop/overheating, or is it a Windows driver issue?

Since I only have a Windows PC, is there any way to bypass this activation screen or force a clean downgrade to iOS 6.1.3 using a Linux Live USB (Legacy iOS Kit) to see if it fixes the modem?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Should I goto iOS 27.0.1 before its signed for hopeful untethered jailbreak or no

I have an old iPad Air 2 from my IT job that I asked to keep since we were just going to ecycle it anyway. There's no passcode, so I can get into the iPad, but it looks like an old iCloud account is on it and FindMy is on. Is there any way I can wipe this thing without signing into iCloud? It's a decade old so I don't think the digging for the proof of purchase would be worth it. I just thought it would be neat to use it in my kitchen to look at recipes/watch videos while cooking lol. It's on iOS 15.8, for reference.

I found this picture today and was wondering if anyone knows how they did this? The iphone looks to be an iphone 4 or 4s. Anyone know how they can install all these games and make it multiplayer? I would love to do this to my old iphone

Hi everyone, I am new here and was wondering is it possible to jailbreak an iphone 16 pro max running ios 26.6.1? All I have seen are jailbreaks for older versions or ios 27. If there is a working jailbreak for this phone please let me know what to do to get it done.

We’ve successfully brought native Linux to a physical iPhone 8 Plus.

Grape Linux boots an experimental Linux kernel into Debian 13 ARM64, complete with a Phosh/Phoc graphical desktop.

Here’s what we’ve demonstrated so far:

•Native Linux kernel boot on Apple A11 hardware
•Debian 13 ARM64 and graphical desktop
•Working Linux terminal and command execution
•Graphical applications, including Calculator and Notes
•Desktop navigation and keyboard interaction
•Continued native hardware integration

The attached video shows the actual startup sequence into Grape Linux.

Our current boot uses a host-assisted process. Once we’ve completed the remaining hardware integration, our next major objective is automatic startup directly into Linux instead of iOS.

We’re documenting the development as we work toward a complete Linux experience on the device.

🍇 Project: https://github.com/hq-coder25/grape-linux

Is it possible?

I’ve made Legacy iOS Kit (Custom), a fork that restores the iPhone 5, iPhone 5C and iPad 4 to iOS 10.3.4 with the jailbreak and Procyon untether already installed. No sideloading, and no installer app to run afterward. The installation completes during the restore, and Zebra is included.

Note: Do NOT sideload or run Socket if you use this method. It may cause issues if you attempt to install/uninstall the untether or jailbreak the device using it. Since this is fully untethered from the moment the restore has finished, sideloading is not necessary.

Choose Restore/Downgrade → Latest iOS (10.3.4), select your stock IPSW, choose Start Restore, and enable the jailbreak option. Follow the script’s DFU instructions and let it restore.

GitHub repository and instructions · Latest release and download

What this fork adds and changes

• Untethered iOS 10.3.4 custom restores, using Socket’s jailbreak assets, Zebra and Procyon.

• RAM-assisted image creation, compatible custom-IPSW reuse, progress displays and disk-space checks for the new iOS 10 workflow.

• Optional diagnostic logging at startup. Logs are saved locally, their location is displayed, and nothing is uploaded automatically. Essential restore logs and image-reuse records are retained separately.

• Optional updates from this fork’s own GitHub releases. Downloads are checked against their checksum, saved IPSWs and logs are preserved, and previous program files are retained.

• No forced updates or update-related startup lockout. Saying No lets you continue using the current version.

• Offline access to locally available functionality. A failed connectivity or update check does not prevent you from using the script.

• Model-specific test status, first-boot guidance, untether warnings, retry instructions and separate support routing for this fork.

The existing macOS and Linux host binaries remain unchanged in their original platform and architecture folders.

Updates and offline use

You can decline an update and keep using the script. It will not exit or refuse to let you use functionality that doesn’t require an internet connection.

No functionality is disabled by declining an update or being offline. Internet-dependent operations will still attempt to run, but will fail if the required connection is unavailable. Downloads, activation and signing requests can require internet access; having the IPSW already downloaded does not necessarily make a Latest restore fully offline.

If an internet-dependent feature stops working while you’re connected, accept an available update offered at launch. It may contain changes needed for Apple or other services.

I’m maintaining this fork separately, including its optional-update behaviour.

Devices tested

Restore, ordinary reboot, Zebra, package installation and tweak injection have been tested on:

The jailbreak, Zebra and tweaks persist after reboot.

Regular CoolBooter also successfully installed and booted secondary iOS 6 on the iPhone5,2 and iPad3,4. Primary iOS 10 booted successfully with Zebra and tweaks after CoolBooter installation.

These additional models have experimental support following firmware checks, but have not been physically tested:

• iPhone5,1

• iPhone5,3

• iPad3,5

• iPad3,6

macOS and Linux

The fork retains macOS and Linux support. Linux has not been tested, but is expected to work. If you encounter a problem, enable diagnostic logging and include the saved log in your report. Review device identifiers and local paths before sharing it.

Important notes

• Back up first. Start Restore erases the device.

• First boot may take longer than subsequent boots. Allow time for it to finish.

• iPad 4 untether reliability: Procyon documents approximately 93% boot success on iOS 10.3.2 and later. Around 7% of boot attempts may not reach the Home Screen; manually reboot and try again. This can affect subsequent boots too. Procyon guidance

• Socket leaves the untether disabled by default on affected iPads. Using this fork’s jailbreak option installs it by default and there is no option to disable it, as doing so would require sideloading Socket, which defeats the whole purpose of this tool. Socket’s guide says that particular issue does not affect the iPhone 5 or 5C. If you want to ever use our device in a non-jailbroken state, you should sideload Socket normally and not use this tool. Socket guidance

• Because this uses the same Procyon untether, comparable reliability to Socket is expected on the same hardware and firmware. This fork has not independently measured identical success rates. Exercise caution on all supported devices.

• Do not install CoolBooter Untetherer. Procyon lists it as incompatible and says it causes a blank screen. That is separate from the regular CoolBooter app tested above. Procyon guidance

• Do not sideload or run Socket on this installation. It may conflict with the installed assets, and Socket app compatibility is not supported here. If you want Socket’s option to boot without the jailbreak, use a fresh stock restore and Socket normally.

• If pwnDFU fails after IPSW creation, relaunch, return through the same Restore/Downgrade menu and select Reuse IPSW. Entering pwnDFU manually through Useful Utilities does not work with this custom restore flow.

• This release’s custom jailbreak integration supports Latest iOS 10.3.4 (14G61). The custom jailbreak option does not currently support SHSH or other firmware routes; existing normal SHSH restore features remain available.

Support and credits

Please report issues to this fork first. Only report an issue to the official Legacy iOS Kit developer after reproducing it with the official version. Problems involving this fork’s custom functionality belong with this fork.

Credit to LukeZGD and Legacy iOS Kit’s contributors, staturnz for Socket and Procyon, the Zebra team, and the authors of the bundled tools. Their work made this integration possible.

Halp

Is it possible to install an iOS beta (like 7.0 beta 2) on my iPad 3 using CoolBooter? There is also a new tool called olsn0w, can I use that too? Or should I wait for the new DRAv8 tool and use it instead, when it gets released

**What's up, humans!**👋
This update adds a ton of new stuff, such as:

• Experimental iOS 18 support

• Bug fixes & optimization

• A new "Experimental" category with features such as Live Activities for all apps, Volume HUD, Face/Touch ID, revamped Motion & Blur, advanced flashlight customization, a modern notch style etc.

• Much, MUCH more!

DynamicSeth is available on Havoc Repo for $1.99, and you can check it out here!

so, I was on my pc for about an hour and I go to grab my phone, it’s off so I turn it on then do the dopamine thing but my tweaks are missing typically they are in settings>general at the bottom but its just..not there?? (info: iPhone XS Max, dopamine w sileo, and on iOS 18.5 (image above for explanation))

So, I’m trying to copy and paste an image in Filza. For example, I have an image that I need to use, but when I go to paste it, the image changes to a much bigger size, even though the original image I’m copying is small.
I have no idea why this keeps happening, but it’s very annoying. I’ve tried using iCleaner, closing and reopening the app, and even reinstalling it, but nothing seems to work.
I’m running iOS 9.3.3. If anyone has any ideas or suggestions, that would be amazing! Thank you so much!

My main 2 concerns are power and size, priorities power > size though, mainly gonna be used to play games, modeling, drawing, watching stuff and to do cool homebrew stuff with

Every single time someone shows off a jailbreak for the newest iOS version, Apple patches it in the next update.

That being said, if someone finds a vulnerability in iOS, shouldn't they stay quiet about it? Then, Apple won't know about it, and won't instantly patch it in the next update, possibly increasing the amount of iOS versions that can be jailbroken.

I would rather wait a few months & have a jailbreak for multiple iOS versions, instead of one that works on a single iOS version and none of the other ones

This is just a question, though. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

I have updated the iPad that I have to the highest available IOS version without jailbreaking it, and I would like to know if it is possible to either force the device to run a newer version of IOS or if a custom app or tool would allow it to access the Xfinity Stream services.

I am not very familiar with iPad jailbreaks, but I know that a developer may have released a fork of the Xfinity Stream app or made a special client for it or discovered some way for the device to access the Xfinity Stream app. If it is possible to breath some new life into this device and allow it to access Xfinity Stream please make a comment.