If you’re fortunate enough to have a jailbroken device at your disposal in this day and age, and you like the idea of custom Emojis, then we think you will enjoy a new EmojiFontManager add-on called Twemoji 15.0 EFM by iOS developer PoomSmart.
Fonts
Custom iOS 16 Lock Screen fonts that Misaka users can try right now
It’s no surprise that you can use the Lock Screen editing capabilities of iOS 16 to change the font of your date and time display, but it’s also true that the list of fonts Apple gives you to pick from are quite limited.
Beef up the resolution of your iPhone’s Emojis to 4K ultra HD with this MacDirtyCow & kfd add-on
While Emojis are fun to use for sharing your feelings while texting and using social media, you might be surprised to learn that they aren’t as high in detail as they could be.
This app for jailbroken devices provides users with access to Apple’s SF Symbols on-device
Ever wished you could have a full library of Apple’s SF Symbols graphics on your mobile device? If so, then a new jailbreak app called Symbols by iOS developer MTAC will be your best friend.
JoyPixels brings a new Emoji font to MacDirtyCow & kfd devices
If you use a lot of Emojis when you type to people and you’re interested in an enhanced Emoji font for your device, then you might take a liking to a new add-on called JoyPixels by iOS developers HackZy and PoomSmart for the MacDirtyCow and kfd exploits for iOS & iPadOS 15.0-16.1.2 and 16.0-16.6 beta 1 respectively.
KFDFontOverwrite brings MacDirtyCow-style font editing to non-jailbroken devices running up to iOS 16.6 beta 1
When the MacDirtyCow exploit for iOS 15.X-16.1.2 devices first made its appearance, developers quickly took advantage of the newfangled ability to read and write to kernel memory.
How to adjust the text size of specific apps on Mac
In this tutorial, you'll learn how to customize the font size of specific apps on your Mac running macOS Sonoma. This method allows you to enhance your reading experience by adjusting the font size individually for these apps, without impacting the overall text size of your computer.
Textyle 3 enables advanced text formatting for editable text strings on jailbroken devices
Most of the text you type in various apps on your iPhone appears in your handset’s system font, but if you’ve ever wanted to make your text pop, then a font customization jailbreak tweak has always been the way to go.
MacDirtyCow bug grants advanced system customization, such as changing fonts, on iOS 15.x-16.1.2 without a jailbreak
A bug affecting iOS & iPadOS versions 15.x-16.1.2 and macOS 13.0.1 called CVE-2022-46689, also codenamed MacDirtyCow, has been making headlines recently. This bug was discovered by security researcher Ian Beer of Google Project Zero, and while it’s not being used in any jailbreaks, it does appear to be at the epicenter of some interesting hacks for modding iPhones and iPads recently, such as TrollLock Reborn.
How to create and use a Font Book library on Mac
If you use various fonts for projects on your Mac, then you might be familiar with the Font Book. This handy tool lets you find additional fonts as well as download and install more styles.
When you start building up more and more fonts that you use regularly, you’ll want to keep them organized. One way to do this is by creating Collections or Smart Collections. But another is to create and use a library.
Collections are great for grouping similar styles or those for certain projects, like webpages. But a library can simply collect the fonts you like or become the default location for new fonts you install.
Here’s how to create a use a Font Book library on your Mac.
How to increase the text size on your Apple Watch
Having difficulty seeing the small text on the already small Apple Watch screen? This tutorial shows you how to increase the text size of your Apple Watch so that it becomes easier to read the text and use your smartwatch comfortably.
How to create Font Book Collections and Smart Collections on Mac
Learn how to create Collections and Smart Collections in Font Book on Mac, which are ideal when you quickly need a specific group of fonts.