Keep your apps running in the foreground indefinitely, even if they are in the background!
For iOS 15 above, download here
This is the TrollStore version of the tweak Immortalizer, with some changes and tricks to keep apps running in the foreground without jailbreak.
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Just like the tweak, it can make apps stay in the foreground.
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Without a jailbreak, its approach for making apps run in the foreground indefinitely works a bit different compared to the tweak version.
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Despite that, this can still display UI over springboard such as toast and windowed scenes.
- Depending on the app (these apps have their own notification when they are open; e.g. WhatsApp), it cannot force an app to show notifications if it is foregrounded.
- If an immortalized app supports multi-scene window, it can only immortalize the scene instance created inside, so you can only use the said app inside here.
- If an app supports multi-scene, they can be used in window mode that floats over springboard by long pressing the immortalized app. However, keyboard doesn't work as it is invisible in window mode.
- If ImmortalizerTS is killed, all immortalized apps will return to its normal background state.
1. It is expected to work on all apps, but I cannot 100% guarantee.
2. Rotations may be a bit janky, especially when app is in window mode.
3. Some multi scene apps don't follow safe area insets, so they may appear overlapped.
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