Appendix offers 3D Touch menu in folders

The 3D Touch technology of the new iPhone models is inspiring many of the tweaks that are continually coming to Lydia. Thanks to tweaks like Forcy or RevealMenu we can invoke 3D Touch menus on devices that do not integrate this technology. Many are the users who use it daily to be able to execute certain options of the applications in a much more agile and faster way than entering it.

Appendix is ​​a new tweak that has just landed on the alternative Cydia app store and that allows us to show the content of the folders where we store the applications to have them more at hand. So when you press for a second on the folder, the first four applications available in the folder will be displayed so that you can access them quickly without having to access them to run them.

Appendix does not have any type of configuration so we cannot set the number of apps to be displayed in the drop down menu. Nor can we modify the order of the applications, which will force us to previously sort them in the folder where we store the applications we want to access from outside the folder.

Appendix offers us an interesting option and that maybe you could use Apple in the future to roll out in future iOS 9 updates or in future versions of iOS, as it speeds up the launch of applications, as well as the new 3D Touch functions in the new iPhone 6s and 6s Plus models.

Appendix is ​​available as completely free on the BigBoss repo and it is compatible with all devices that have installed any of the versions of iOS 9 compatible so far with the Jailbreak, which at the moment is limited to versions 9.0, 9.0.1 and 9.0.2.