Impactor పాత వెర్షన్లు డౌన్‌లోడ్

Important
On Linux, usbmuxd must be installed on your system. Don't worry though, it comes with most popular distributions by default already! However, due to some distributions udev rules usbmuxd may stop running after no devices are connected causing Impactor to not detect the device after plugging it in. You can mitigate this by plugging your phone first then restarting the app.
Auto-refresh will not work the same on Linux as it would on other platforms like macOS/Windows, due to usbmuxd lacking WiFi connectivity so it will attempt to do it automatically only when a device is plugged in, we are looking for a proper solution though.
On Windows, iTunes must be downloaded so Impactor is able to use the drivers for interacting with Apple devices.
Note
Pairing file installation is only available for devices plugged in via USB.
Tip
chmod +x /path/to/AppImage after downloading may be required for Linux.
> This project is still very new! Expect bugs to occur :)
What's Changed
- Fixed authentication with GrandSlam sevrices.
Full Changelog: v2.6.1...v2.6.3
Files
- Impactor-macos-universal.dmg: Impactor GUI for macOS.
- Impactor-windows-${arch}-${type}.exe: Impactor GUI for Windows on CPU architecture ${arch}.
- Impactor-linux-${arch}.AppImage: Impactor GUI for Linux on CPU architecture ${arch}
- plumesign-macos-universal: Impactor CLI for macOS.
- plumesign-windows-${arch}.exe: Impactor CLI for Windows on CPU architecture ${arch}.
- plumesign-linux-${arch}: Impactor CLI for Linux on CPU architecture ${arch}

Important
On Linux, usbmuxd must be installed on your system. Don't worry though, it comes with most popular distributions by default already! However, due to some distributions udev rules usbmuxd may stop running after no devices are connected causing Impactor to not detect the device after plugging it in. You can mitigate this by plugging your phone first then restarting the app.
Auto-refresh will not work the same on Linux as it would on other platforms like macOS/Windows, due to usbmuxd lacking WiFi connectivity so it will attempt to do it automatically only when a device is plugged in, we are looking for a proper solution though.
On Windows, iTunes must be downloaded so Impactor is able to use the drivers for interacting with Apple devices.
Note
Pairing file installation is only available for devices plugged in via USB.
Tip
chmod +x /path/to/AppImage after downloading may be required for Linux.
> This project is still very new! Expect bugs to occur :)
What's Changed
- Added multi tweak selection by @ssalggnikool in #237
- Fixed DisplayVersion not being set correctly in Windows installer by @pgs666 in #220
- Fixed TLS handshake errors by @ssalggnikool in #238
- Fixed most anisette issues by a different default provider.
- Fixed team-id picker from taking up too much space.

New Contributors
- @pgs666 made their first contribution in #220

Files
- Impactor-macos-universal.dmg: Impactor GUI for macOS.
- Impactor-windows-${arch}-${type}.exe: Impactor GUI for Windows on CPU architecture ${arch}.
- Impactor-linux-${arch}.AppImage: Impactor GUI for Linux on CPU architecture ${arch}
- plumesign-macos-universal: Impactor CLI for macOS.
- plumesign-windows-${arch}.exe: Impactor CLI for Windows on CPU architecture ${arch}.
- plumesign-linux-${arch}: Impactor CLI for Linux on CPU architecture ${arch}

Important
On Linux, usbmuxd must be installed on your system. Don't worry though, it comes with most popular distributions by default already! However, due to some distributions udev rules usbmuxd may stop running after no devices are connected causing Impactor to not detect the device after plugging it in. You can mitigate this by plugging your phone first then restarting the app.
Auto-refresh will not work the same on Linux as it would on other platforms like macOS/Windows, due to usbmuxd lacking WiFi connectivity so it will attempt to do it automatically only when a device is plugged in, we are looking for a proper solution though.
On Windows, iTunes must be downloaded so Impactor is able to use the drivers for interacting with Apple devices.
Note
Pairing file installation is only available for devices plugged in via USB.
Tip
chmod +x /path/to/AppImage after downloading may be required for Linux.
> This project is still very new! Expect bugs to occur :)
What's Changed
- Added Japanese Translation by @Yuki-1018 in #205
- Added SMS fallback to the 2FA screen by @rursache in #207
- Fixed issue where flatpak may have issues finding the actual config directory by @Ratizux in #215
- Fixed window from overflowing due to large tweak names by @JeffreyCA in #210

New Contributors
- @Yuki-1018 made their first contribution in #205
- @JeffreyCA made their first contribution in #210
- @rursache made their first contribution in #207
- @Ratizux made their first contribution in #215

Files
- Impactor-macos-universal.dmg: Impactor GUI for macOS.
- Impactor-windows-${arch}-${type}.exe: Impactor GUI for Windows on CPU architecture ${arch}.
- Impactor-linux-${arch}.AppImage: Impactor GUI for Linux on CPU architecture ${arch}
- plumesign-macos-universal: Impactor CLI for macOS.
- plumesign-windows-${arch}.exe: Impactor CLI for Windows on CPU architecture ${arch}.
- plumesign-linux-${arch}: Impactor CLI for Linux on CPU architecture ${arch}

> [!IMPORTANT]
>
> On Linux, usbmuxd must be installed on your system. Don't worry though, it comes with most popular
> distributions by default already! However, due to some distributions udev rules usbmuxd may stop
> running after no devices are connected causing Impactor to not detect the device after plugging it
> in. You can mitigate this by plugging your phone first then restarting the app.
>
> Auto-refresh will not work the same on Linux as it would on other platforms like macOS/Windows, due
> to usbmuxd lacking WiFi connectivity so it will attempt to do it automatically only when a device is
> plugged in, we are looking for a proper solution though.
>
> On Windows, iTunes must be downloaded so Impactor is able to use the drivers for interacting with
> Apple devices.

> [!NOTE]
>
> Pairing file installation is only available for devices plugged in via USB.

> [!TIP]
>
> `chmod +x /path/to/AppImage` after downloading may be required for Linux.

> This project is still very new! Expect bugs to occur :)

## What's Changed

- Added French translation by @nin0-dev in #172
- Added German translation by @cr4zyengineer in #175
- Added Italian translation by @Checkm8ra1n in #176
- Added Polish translation by @marcinmajsc in #177
- Added Simplified Chinese translation by @xiangfeidexiaohuo in #178
- Fixed issue where fonts may display incorrectly by bundling our own font by @se2crid in #169