Couple of days back, we told you about Forcy, a new jailbreak tweak, that brings 3D Touch Quick Actions to older devices. RevealMenu is yet another jailbreak tweak that brings 3D Touch Quick Actions to older devices, but it comes with a perk that makes it superior to other packages.
The tweak allows you to tap and hold on any app icon on the Home screen to view the 3D Touch-style menu, and what’s more interesting is that you can slide your finger to any of the menu options to invoke them without lifting your finger off the screen in one single gesture. This is one of the major differences between RevealMenu and other 3D Touch tweaks such as Forcy.
Normally, you can enter jiggle or edit mode by a short hold gesture on an app icon but since that is dedicated to the tweak’s 3D Touch functionality, you can instead swipe up an app icon, either when the menu is open or closed, to go into edit mode.
Once installed, RevealMenu doesn’t require any configuration. You can simply tap and hold on the app icons on the Home screen to invoke the 3D Touch-style menu.
One of the main features that many of the 3D Touch tweaks lack is haptic feedback. RevealMenu currently doesn’t provide it, but the developer has acknowledged that is should be available in future updates. Along with this, he is also planning to bring Peek & Pop functionality, which is one of the most popular feature of 3D Touch.
If you’d like to experience 3D Touch on your older iOS device, you should consider checking out RevealMenu which is available as a free package on Cydia’s BigBoss repo and supports iOS 9 only. Let me know which one you like more, Forcy or RevealMenu.
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