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A Jailed toolbox application for iOS 14.0-15.7.1 and 16.0-16.1.2 using CVE-2022-46689. Enable Notifications and set Location Services to Always to keep the app running in the background, keep the dock and folder background hidden, and prevent some sound effects from reverting. Some changes are permanent on iOS 14.0-14.8.1. IPA available in the Releases section.

...This allows an infinite amount of banners to be displayed without one hiding the other. If you have multiple controllers within your navigation stack that need to be managed by a separate queue (like a tab bar controller), simply create an instance of a NotificationBannerQueue and pass it into the show function.

...Developers can define complex collection views from items, groups, sections, and dimensional rules instead of writing extensive custom layout subclasses. The same approach can create lists, grids, mosaics, nested groups, banners, and independently scrolling sections. An interoperability file helps projects share layout code between systems using the native API and those using the backport. The library closely mirrors Apple's API so migration requires minimal conceptual changes. It was created to reduce duplicate layout code during the transition to newer UIKit versions.

...The library is designed to integrate smoothly into existing Android projects using either Gradle or Maven dependencies, making adoption straightforward. It supports dynamic addition of header and footer views at runtime, enabling flexible UI compositions such as banners, loading indicators, or summary sections. The implementation preserves standard GridView behavior, including item click handling and adapter usage, ensuring compatibility with existing codebases.

...Instead of building a custom slider from scratch, developers can drop in this library’s slider view into their layout and configure it via XML or code to display a series of images — from local drawables, files, or remote URLs — with smooth transitions, animations, and optional indicators. This significantly simplifies development of galleries, onboarding screens, advertisement banners, or any UI requiring swipable images in Android apps. The library supports various slide animations (transitions), auto-sliding, and event listeners (e.g., click events on slides), giving developers flexibility around how the slider behaves. For mobile apps where image-heavy UI is common (e.g. e-commerce, portfolios, media galleries), AndroidImageSlider offers a ready-made, tested component that saves time and ensures consistency.