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TH55

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I constantly accidentally pull it down and I never use it at all.
 
if u have Flex 2 (or Flex for iOS 6) there is a patch available that'll do just that
 
if u have Flex 2 (or Flex for iOS 6) there is a patch available that'll do just that

Sweet, where do I find the list of available patches?

Is there a way to make SwipeNav work in Messages? If not would it be hard to write one?
 
once you have flex open, just go to the 2nd tab at the bottom (labelled cloud) and scroll till you find "Springboard"

From there scroll till you find "Notification Center - Disable" and tap the upper right glyph (cloud with arrow).

Go back to your patches tab (first tab at the bottom) and enable the patch by highlighting the check mark.

Flex will ask to respring. Do it and it should take effect (respringing is only required for springboard patches).

This is all assuming you have a purchased version of flex 2.




not too sure about SwipeNav. Are you on iOS 6 by any chance?
 
once you have flex open, just go to the 2nd tab at the bottom (labelled cloud) and scroll till you find "Springboard"

From there scroll till you find "Notification Center - Disable" and tap the upper right glyph (cloud with arrow).

Go back to your patches tab (first tab at the bottom) and enable the patch by highlighting the check mark.

Flex will ask to respring. Do it and it should take effect (respringing is only required for springboard patches).

This is all assuming you have a purchased version of flex 2.




not too sure about SwipeNav. Are you on iOS 6 by any chance?

Thanks, no I'm on iOS 7. Where do I find the list of patches?
 
Does flex have the same option for the control center? That's the one I open by accident too often. I think I've got it toned down though thanks to activator.
 
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