SettingsRevamp tweak: Customize Settings app on iOS
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Jailbreaking your iPhone can enhance your overall experience by allowing you to install various tweaks on your iDevice. One useful tweak is SettingsRevamp, which not only enables customization of the Settings app but also organize all installed tweaks, system apps and displays them at the top of the pane for easy access.
Add SettingsRevamp Repo to your package manager:
What is SettingsRevamp?
SettingsRevamp is a free jailbreak tweak that simplifies the organization of installed tweaks, system apps, and App Store apps on iOS 14 – iOS 16. In addition to organization, the tweak enables customization of the Settings app. With the tweak, you can modify the appearance of cells, labels and icons, as well as add an image on top of the pane.
After installation, the SettingsRevamp tweak creates a dedicated preference pane within the Settings app, allowing you to easily customize and configure all available options. This user-friendly interface enables you to personalize the look and functionality of the Settings app on your jailbroken iPhone with ease. SettingsRevamp supports Palera1n and XinaA15 jailbreaks.
Enabling the SettingsRevamp tweak from the Settings app allows you to toggle on the organizer for installed tweaks and apps. What's more, you can customize the titles of your tweaks, system apps, and App Store apps displayed in the Settings app to your liking.
To further enhance the personalization of the Settings app, SettingsRevamp also provides the option to enable a banner with a custom image displayed at the top of the pane. This feature allows for a more visually appealing interface and gives your device a unique look and feel.
Within the tweak's general section, you have access to a variety of toggles that enable you to control the overall look and feel of the Settings app. These include the ability to center labels, center iCloud and hide details, set circle icons, remove chevrons, and disable edge to edge cells. By enabling these options, you can further tailor the Settings app to your preferences.
SettingsRevamp offers the ability to rename the title of itself as it appears in the Settings app. In addition, the tweak can also display useful information such as local IP, free and used disk space, and battery health directly within the Settings app on your jailbroken device.
All these customizable options make SettingsRevamp tweak an excellent tool for streamlining the organization of your jailbroken iPhone's tweaks and apps on iOS 15 and iOS 16.
Add Repository
To download SettingsRevamp tweak, you must add the official SOPPPra's Repository to Cydia Sources. Add SettingsRevamp Repo to your package manager and install this amazing tweak to redefine the Settings app for iOS 14 – iOS 16. XinaA15 jailbreak for iOS 15 is also supported.
To install SettingsRevamp tweak on your iOS with Cydia, follow those steps:
- Open the Cydia app from the Home Screen.
- Tap on the Sources tab, then select Edit button.
- Add the following repository URL: https://sopppra.mooo.com
- Find the SettingsRevamp tweak and tap to download the package.
- Cydia will ask you to respring the device to finish the installation.
- From the Settings app, access SettingsRevamp preferences.
Alternatively, please use the quick links available at the top of this page to add the repository to your favorite package manager (Cydia, Sileo, Installer, Zebra) with just one tap.
What's new
- Updated SettingsRevamp to version 1.7.8.
- Reworked tweak preferences.
- Set the opacity for the table background.
- Added option to hide icons.
- Fixed the delay on the organizer.
- Introduced the ability to change background image.
- Reorganized tweaks preferences.
- Added ability to change color of text and table background.
- Added option to hide the iOS updates badge.
- Fixed the image scaling and image positioning.
- Added support for iPads.
- Added support for iOS 16.
- Fixed organizer position on top.
- Organize your settings.
- Apply button in settings reloads only preference.
- Overall improvements and bug fixes.