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AltServer
February 20, 2023
- Supports Apple IDs with Advanced Data Protection (ADP) enabled (Windows)
January 30, 2023
- Completely revamped error handling to include as much information as possible, which should make debugging certain issues much easier
- Revised error messages to be more descriptive and provide more suggestions
- Adds “View More Details”/”Help” button to error alerts to view detailed error information
- Adds "Search FAQ" button to error alert
- Revised error domain format to
[Module].[ErrorType] - AltServer.ServerError codes start at 2000
- AltStore.AppleDeveloperError codes start at 3000
- Uses underlying error messages (if available) for several AltServer.ServerError errors
- Encodes/Decodes all Codable user info values, not just recognized types
- Checks iOS compatibility before installing AltStore
- Downloads latest compatible AltStore version for your iOS device
- Uses
CFBundleDisplayNameinstead ofCFBundleNamefor app name if it exists (Windows) - Revised error messages to match AltServer macOS (Windows)
- Fixed error encoding CodableError Int/UInt user info values
- Fixed adding failures to NSErrors with nil localizedFailureReasons
- Fixed occasional crash when receiving requests from AltStore (macOS)
- Fixed installation alerts saying "iPhone" instead of actual device name (macOS)
- Fixed AltServer notification icon not appearing in Windows 11 22H2 taskbar (Windows)
July 14, 2022
- Fixed signing in with Apple IDs that contain capital letters
- Fixed signing in with Apple IDs that have 2FA enabled but don’t have any registered trusted devices
- Fixed incorrect “Developer Disk incompatible with [iOS Version]” error when enabling AltJIT
- Fixed installing Mail plug-in after uninstalling it (macOS)
- Fixed memory leak when refreshing apps over WiFi (macOS)
- Fixed an issue causing wired connections to occasionally stall (macOS)
- Fixed an issue causing indefinite high CPU usage after enabling AltJIT (Windows)
- Fixed an issue causing indefinite high CPU usage after updating AltStore (Windows)
May 3, 2022
- Allows sideloaded apps to use Just-in-Time (JIT) compilation
- Go to "Enable JIT" > [Your Device] from the AltServer menu, then choose a sideloaded app
- Your device must be on the same WiFi network as AltServer or connected to your computer via USB
- JIT will remain enabled until the app is quit from the app switcher or purged from memory in the background
- Requires iOS 14 or later
- Sideload apps (.ipa's) directly to iOS devices without installing AltStore first
- Hold Option (macOS) or Shift (Windows) when clicking the AltServer icon to reveal new "Sideload .ipa…" menu option
- Supports iPhones and iPads running iOS 9.3 or later
- Supports Apple TVs running tvOS 9.3 or later (macOS)
- For now, Apple TVs must be manually paired with Xcode first
- Apps sideloaded with AltServer must be manually re-installed every 7 days
- Install AltStore to automatically refresh your sideloaded apps in the background
- Install AltStore onto multiple iOS devices using the same Apple ID
- You must use the same computer to install AltStore each time
- AltPlugin can now be updated independently from AltServer
- AltPlugin is no longer required if both System Integrity Protection (SIP) and Apple Mobile File Integrity (AMFI) are disabled
- Added “…” to menu items that require additional user input to match macOS HIG (macOS)
- Prefers “Individual” paid teams over free teams if there are multiple Apple Developer teams associated with your Apple ID
- Revokes the previous iOS Development certificate created by AltStore (if one exists) instead of revoking a random one
- Updated “Cannot activate more than 3 apps” error alert to list all sideloaded app bundle IDs
- Revised code signing logic to more accurately match Apple’s codesign tool
- Improved error message when authenticating with invalid anisette data
- Improved error messages for libimobiledevice errors
- Improved error messages for various AltServer-specific errors
- Updated libimobiledevice dependency to 1.3.0
- Updated LaunchAtLogin dependency to 4.1.0 (macOS)
- Fixed “App Group does not exist” error when sideloading apps
- Fixed a potential crash when disconnecting an iOS device from your computer
- Fixed a potential crash when sideloading certain apps
- Fixed potentially registering an app group twice when sideloading an app containing app extensions
- Fixed “RSTPlaceholderView.nib couldn’t be saved” error when sideloading apps (macOS)
- Fixed duplicate “Revoke Development Certificate” alerts when sideloading apps (macOS)
- Fixed issue unzipping .ipa’s with unexpected files in Payload directory (Windows)
- Fixed ignoring some error responses from Apple’s developer servers (Windows)
- Fixed memory leak when parsing responses from Apple’s developer servers (Windows)
- Fixed various memory leaks when managing a device’s provisioning profiles (Windows)
- Fixed various memory leaks when installing AltStore or sideloading .ipa’s (Windows)
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