Cyanide 1.6.2

Supported: iPhone / iPad on iOS/iPadOS 17.0 – 18.7.1 or 26.0 – 26.0.1.
Not supported: iPhone 17 (A19 / A19 Pro) and M5 — Memory Integrity Enforcement.
Any other device on a supported version works. Details

Cyanide 1.6.2

New

• Source tweaks live in the Sources tab. JavaScript tweaks imported from a source are now browsed, searched and updated from Sources (which carries the update badge), instead of being mixed into the Packages list. Thanks to @XTS2005 (#5).
• Fastest apply speed by default. New installs use the Fastest tweak-apply speed; if you're updating and aren't on Fastest yet, Cyanide offers to switch once. Change it any time in Settings → Launch Options.

Fixes & polish

• Return to where you came from. Opening a package's settings from Sources now returns to Sources (not Packages), and QuickLoader gets a back button to the tab it was opened from. Fixes the blank QuickLoader page too. (via #5)
• Consistent navigation titles. Every tab now shows a large title with the same left spacing, and the Packages search bar lines up with the tweak list.
• Tidier Settings. Removed the duplicate Respring button from the nav bar (the Quick Actions Respring stays), and stopped the Quick Actions section and Home hero card from flickering.
• Contact link now points at @_kolbicz.

About A18 / M4

On A18 / M4 devices a run has about a 50/50 chance of rebooting the device (a
kernel "panic") instead of succeeding — a known limit of these chips that can't
be fully fixed. It's a coin flip, so if it reboots, just try again; a few
attempts usually gets there. Once a run works, it stays working until your next
restart.

If you keep hitting panics, Settings → Launch Options has four knobs for the
A18 chain — exploit path (pe_v1 / pe_v2), memory shaping, interleaved search
and bounded search. Defaults are unchanged in this release; other combinations
may do better on your device. Each applies to the next fresh run.