When iOS 7 arrived, many were the users who were reluctant to update iOS 6 leaving aside skeumorphism that had accompanied us since the first iOS betas to move to a flat design, full of very striking colors. John Ive earned the ire of many Apple fans, who over time assumed that the change was not as bad as it seemed, aesthetically speaking.
Still still there are people who just can't get used to this new design and continues to live with your device on iOS 6. If you are one of those nostalgic that the changes of iOS 7 did not like at first but that you finally had to adapt this tweak can make you remember how multitasking was shown before the redesign of iOS 7 .
VintageSwitcher is a tweak that offers us the possibility to change multitasking to as it was previously shown before the arrival of iOS 7, in the form of application icons at the bottom of the screen. This tweak offers us to use this visual form again to be able to quickly access the applications that we have open on our device.
The operation of this tweak is the same that we use to access the applications that we have open, that is, by pressing twice quickly on the start button of our device. To close open applications, instead of clicking on the icon and waiting for the X to appear in the upper corner of the icon, we will have to slide it up, as we currently do when we want to close an application.
Within the configuration options, VintageSwitcher offers us the possibility to change the activation method, the duration of the animation until the icons are displayed, the size of the icons, as well as allowing us to hide the name of the application. VinateSwitcher is available on the BigBoss repo completely free of charge.
