Activator beta update adds sequence and action delay support

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Ryan Petrich has pushed out another update to the Activator beta. This latest release, which brings Activator up to version 1.9.8 beta 3, includes some interesting new features that will make fans of Activator happy.

First and foremost, the new Activator beta now allows users to specify the sequence of actions, and even establish delays in between each action. That means that, for example, you could set up an action sequence to Lock the screen after a specific amount of time elapsed. You can also schedule delays to occur between multiple actions.

There are other new features included with Activator 1.9.8 beta 3 as well, such as new Answer Call and Disconnect Call actions. Have a look at the full change log for all the deets.

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Full Activator 1.9.8 beta 3 change log:

  • Add ability to specify sequence of assigned actions and to add delays between actions
  • Add searching support to the event list
  • New search implementation for iOS 8 and 9
  • Use (unknown) as the action title for contact actions for which the contact has no name
  • Use the more colorful system icons for many actions when running on iOS 9
  • Add “Answer Call” and “Disconnect Call” actions
  • Adjust behavior of slide-in from bottom gestures with respect to the Notification Center
  • Update localizations

As usual, this is a solid Activator update that warrants your attention. Ryan always seems to be adding new goodies to Activator, and this latest update is no exception.

You can get the Activator beta for free by adding Petrich’s beta repo—rpetri.ch/repo—to your list of Cydia sources.