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A guide page describing how to install the Electra semi-untethered jailbreak on iOS devices via sideloading with PlumeImpactor. It covers downloading, trusting and running the application, plus installing necessary software from a repository. Electra is described as compatible with iOS versions 11.0 to 11.4.1, and the app must be re-signed every 7 days.
A guide to installing g1lbertJB, an untethered jailbreak for all devices on iOS 5.0 to 6.1.2. It requires a Windows 10 or newer computer, Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan or newer, or a modern Linux distro, and the jailbreak process reboots the device and installs Cydia.
A guide to installing greenpois0n, an untethered jailbreak that survives a reboot and can cause a permanent bootloop if something goes wrong. It covers every iOS device except the iPhone 3G on firmware versions 4.1, 4.2.1, and 4.2.6, plus the iPad 1st Generation on version 3.2.2, and requires a computer running macOS 10.11 or older or Windows XP through 8.1.
A guide for installing limera1n, a jailbreak that supports A4 devices, the iPhone 3GS and iPod Touch 3rd Generation on iOS 4.0 to 4.1, and the iPad 1st Generation on 3.2.2. In most cases it is untethered, so it persists after reboot. Installation requires a Windows computer running Windows 8 or earlier, or macOS Mojave or earlier.
A guide for sideloading Meridian, a jailbreak for every A7 to A10(X) device on firmware versions 10.0 to 10.3.3. The jailbreak is not persistent, so the exploit must be re-run after every reboot. The application is installed with PlumeImpactor and in most cases must be reinstalled every 7 days.
A guide to installing Odyssey, a semi-untethered jailbreak that requires an app to re-apply the exploit after a reboot. The tool is compatible with jailbreaking devices on iOS and iPadOS versions 13.0 to 13.7, and the install uses PlumeImpactor.
A guide to installing p0sixspwn, an untethered jailbreak capable of jailbreaking every iOS device on firmware version 6.1.3 up to 6.1.6. It covers macOS, Windows and updating certificates, with the jailbreak surviving a reboot.
A guide on installing Pangu9, an untethered jailbreak for iOS 9.0GM to 9.0.2, with support for 64-bit devices on 9.1. It requires a Mac running macOS 10.14 Mojave or earlier and outlines steps including disabling Find My iPhone and using Airplane Mode.
A guide to installing the Phoenix jailbreak application on 32-bit iOS devices running firmware 9.3.5 or 9.3.6. The jailbreak is not persistent, so the exploit must be re-run after every reboot, and the application usually needs reinstalling from a computer every 7 days. The steps use PlumeImpactor, cover trusting the application, and describe running the exploit.
A guide to installing the Socket jailbreak application on 32-bit iOS devices running firmware 10.0.1 through 10.3.4. Socket is generally untethered, requiring the exploit to be run once, though on the iPad 4th Generation with firmware 10.3.2 to 10.3.4 the untether must be enabled in the app and carries a boot issue risk. Installation uses PlumeImpactor or jailbreaks.app.
A guide to installing TrollStore, a utility that permanently signs and installs applications with almost any entitlement using a CoreTrust bug. Installation varies by device and iOS version, and some firmware versions are never supported. TrollStore is not a jailbreak.
A guide to installing unc0ver, a semi-untethered jailbreak that requires an app to re-apply the exploit after a reboot. It covers downloading, installing via Sideloadly, trusting the application and running it. The tool is described as capable of jailbreaking nearly every iOS device on firmware 11.0 to 14.3 and A12/A13 iPhones on 14.6 to 14.8.
A guide to installing wtfis, described as capable of jailbreaking every 64bit iOS device on firmware 8.0 to 8.4.1. Unlike most modern jailbreaks, it is persistent after a reboot, also referred to as untethered. The guide covers installing via Sideloadly, trusting the application, running it and updating certificates; wtfis is noted as currently in beta.
Insular is a sandbox environment for Android that clones selected apps and isolates them from personal data outside the sandbox, though device-bound data such as SMS and IMEI remains accessible. It uses Android 5.0+'s managed profile feature, and cloned apps can run in parallel with the original and be frozen on demand without root.
iPiccy is a browser-based photo editing tool. It offers one-click photo fixes, cropping, rotating and resizing, along with photo effects, facial retouching and frames. It also includes a collage maker with templates and a graphic design tool for text, overlays and stickers. The site states it is not yet optimized for mobile devices and recommends a desktop computer.
A site for downloading current and previous versions of Apple firmware for iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple Watch, Apple TV, HomePod, Vision Pro and Mac. The download process selects a product, device and version. The site also offers notifications when new firmwares are released.
iSH is a project to run a Linux shell environment locally on iOS devices using a usermode x86 emulator. It also runs on iPad and includes BusyBox and a keyboard addition for navigation. The app is available on the App Store, via TestFlight, and on AltStore.
iSkin is a free web tool for creating non-jailbreak themes for iOS devices such as iPhone and iPad. Users can browse and install themes made by the community, or create and share their own themes, without jailbreaking or installing an app.
Jailbreaks.app is a website that offers jailbreaks to download for free without a computer. It states that installation requires visiting the site on an iPhone, iPad or iPod. As of the page, the site is revoked: apps downloaded from it will not open unless the device is jailbroken and using AppSync, though users can obtain their own certificate from partner FlareStore to sign apps.
JustNotepad.com is a free online notepad for creating plain-text notes in a web browser without sign-up. It provides autosave, a multi-page notepad and character and word counters, storing drafts in the browser on the user's device. It has no text formatting and is not a replacement for paper notepads or a backup service.
Kawaii Hoshi is a website offering hundreds of cute wallpapers and backgrounds for desktop PCs, mobile phones and tablet devices. It features content related to Hello Kitty, Sanrio, Peach & Goma, Kuromi and associated characters.
A collection of articles on computer keyboards, including keyboard layouts, keybinding systems, input devices and input methods. The page describes itself as a complete guide with over one thousand articles and lists popular entry points such as ergonomic keyboards and a key switch guide.
Legcord is a free, open-source Discord client for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It runs the official Discord web app inside an optimized Electron wrapper and includes built-in themes, client mods, and tracker blocking. It supports x64 and AArch64 devices, with Wayland and X11 on Linux and native screensharing on Mac.
LilySpeech is a free Windows speech-to-text dictation application that uses Google Chrome's speech to text service. It supports 51 languages, lets users dictate emails, documents, web searches and other content anywhere on a Windows device via a click or Ctrl+D shortcut, and offers 99.5% recognition accuracy, custom word support and a lightweight design.
