Cydia Substrate, the plugin that powers over 90% of the tweaks available in Cydia, was updated today by Cydia's creator, saurik, version 0.9.6200 is now available to finally bring compatibility with iOS 9.3.3 jailbreak, but also to solve other problems.
More precisely, according to saurik, the application solves a problem of space in the terminals, but also various other bugs that prevented the correct functioning of the plugin, including one that no longer allowed its deactivation during the startup process of iDevices, this function being essential for many people.
Now that this Cydia Substrate has finally been updated, we will see more important updates for the tweaks available in Cydia, so it is advisable to update it, this can be done quickly by opening Cydia.
Cydia Substrate 0.9.6200, on iOS 9.2+, "mitigates" :/ an issue of storage on the root filesystem when using a "semi-untethered jailbreak" (so far my favorite term for jailbreaks via an app vector) by stashing the installation target of extensions. It also fixes a bug in function hooking on all versions (though it should rarely come up) and has some minor modifications for recent versions of iOS (which should not cause problems on older versions, but if that happens I want to know as all versions is still supported by this package). The "volume up to disable" feature has also been modified to work correctly after the device has booted, which means you can now disable Substrate on iOS 9.2+ by holding volume up while using the jailbreak app from Pangu.
