Hey guys,
I made a thread about this before in the other subforum and nobody ever replied.
I'm looking for something like the Homebrew Launcher, but that runs on a system-level using the currently known kernel exploits (MSET, web browser on 9.2 and below, etc.)
I don't care if it looks nice or not, but just want the ability to be able to choose between Gateway, rxTools and others (Project Pokémon's loadcode.bin comes to mind) so I don't have to keep scanning QR codes or typing in URLs just to access different launchers. Same with MSET... I can install Gateway's or I can install rxTools, and I know there's the multi installer, but once it's actually installed you cannot change which program you run.
The "Go Gateway" app comes close to this, as it lets you specify the launcher file name and gives you a QR you can scan that will launch it... but that requires me to put my phone in tethering mode all the time.
I'm willing to host the files on my own web server for a browser-based multi loader if anybody knows how to code one.
I made a thread about this before in the other subforum and nobody ever replied.
I'm looking for something like the Homebrew Launcher, but that runs on a system-level using the currently known kernel exploits (MSET, web browser on 9.2 and below, etc.)
I don't care if it looks nice or not, but just want the ability to be able to choose between Gateway, rxTools and others (Project Pokémon's loadcode.bin comes to mind) so I don't have to keep scanning QR codes or typing in URLs just to access different launchers. Same with MSET... I can install Gateway's or I can install rxTools, and I know there's the multi installer, but once it's actually installed you cannot change which program you run.
The "Go Gateway" app comes close to this, as it lets you specify the launcher file name and gives you a QR you can scan that will launch it... but that requires me to put my phone in tethering mode all the time.
I'm willing to host the files on my own web server for a browser-based multi loader if anybody knows how to code one.