Saurik updates the Cydia Collider to v0.9.52 by supporting macOS Catalina

Until yesterday, Apple released the macOS 10.15 Catalina and released its first developer beta. Testers quickly reported that Saurik's Cydia impactor tool could not be opened on the new macOS because of its 32-bit version. Nature.

Fortunately, this is no longer a problem. Saurik updated the Cydia impactor on Tuesday with 64-bit support, which may make your popular side software fully compatible with Apple's upcoming macOS Catalina update.

According to the complete change log, cydia Collider version 0.9.52 contains the following changes:

Improved error messages for missing zip code entries

Provide 64-bit macOS chip (increase download size)

Maybe it's not surprising that Saurik updated the Cydia Collider without notifying the jailbreak community, but shortly after the update was released, hackers and unc0ver lead developers helped spread the news, ensuring that everyone who upgraded Mac to macOS Catalina this fall will get the latest Cydia Collider update:

The Cydia impactor is commonly used to install jailbreak applications such as Chimera, Elektra, and unc0ver. However, if Apple. Ipa files are not recognized in Apple Store, and it is also an easy way to load other files. The ipa file on the top of the phone. With that in mind, this app can come in handy even if you don't break out of the jailbreak.

If you have already used the Cydia impactor on your Mac, you can update to the latest version by launching the application and going to the Cydia impactor in the menu bar to check for updates. Those who do not use the Cydia impactor can be downloaded for free from the official website.