BannerBlackList deactivates notifications in the apps that we want

Since Apple changed the way in which notifications are shown to us on our device, going from a notice in the middle of the screen, intensive to a fault, to a notice at the top of it, each new version Apple has released of iOS has been adding improvements in the interaction as well as in the design of the same. Fortunately, we can deactivate application notifications, especially those that do not provide us with information that we need to know immediately, such as those typical of games or applications. Notifications are great, but when we're playing a game, enjoying a video, or doing any task in an app, they can get annoying. This is where the BannerBlacklist tweak comes in.

BannerBlacklist is a tweak that allows us to block notifications when we are using certain applications, not all. Within the configuration options of this tweak, in addition to quickly activating or deactivating the tweak, we can add the applications from which we do not want to receive any type of notification within the Blacklist section. In this way, when we find that in the applications or games that we have configured, we will not receive any notification from the system.

But we can also establish which applications will receive notifications when we are using them, so that we can combine the use of some applications with others. In this way, if we are using Safari, which is inside Blacklist, We can add WhatsApp to the Blacklist so that only notifications from this application are received.

Keep in mind that this tweak only stops showing notifications when selected apps are open, that is, if we are on the home screen or configuration of our iPhone, the notifications will be received without problems. BannerBlacklist is available for download in the repo of BigBoss http://skylerk99.github.io completely free of charge and is compatible with all versions of iOS 9.