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opa334/Choicy
Advanced tweak configurator for iOS 10 and up
Choicy is a jailbreak tweak for iOS that gives you per-process control over which Cydia/Sileo tweaks load — so you can stop a problematic tweak from injecting into a specific app without disabling it globally. It targets power users who run a lot of tweaks and need surgical control over the injection chain. Requires a jailbroken device.
The per-process injection control is genuinely useful: you can isolate tweak conflicts to a single app instead of doing binary search by toggling tweaks system-wide. The 'launch once without tweaks' app shortcut is a nice escape hatch for when an app breaks mid-session. It ships a Mach-O parser (CHPMachoParser) in-house rather than shelling out, which means no external tool dependency at runtime. Localization across 8 languages in a niche jailbreak tool is more effort than most comparable tweaks bother with.
The README is four bullet points — there's no documentation on how the dylib injection interception actually works, what the compatibility matrix looks like across jailbreak implementations (Dopamine, palera1n, rootless vs rootful), or what breaks when. Targets 'iOS 10 and up' but jailbreaks for modern iOS are fundamentally different architectures from iOS 10-era tools, and that claim isn't explained or qualified anywhere. The SpringBoard hook in ChoicySB/Tweak.x and the RunningBoard integration will need constant maintenance as Apple ships OS updates — there's no indication of how quickly CVE/ABI breaks are patched. 475 stars for something this useful in the jailbreak space suggests limited reach, likely because it's only useful once you're already deep in the tweak ecosystem.