CyDelete Cydia Tweak: Delete Cydia Applications Straight From iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad Homescreen!

On March 5, 2011, by Dusty

How annoying is it after you download some crappy package from Cydia to have to relaunch Cydia, go into Manage -> Packages, find it from the list, hit remove and wait? Mega hey? We’ve featured this tweak before but thought we’d bring it back to life for those who had missed it first time round.

Well this tweak may just save you some time. It’s free from the BigBoss repo so just go ahead and search CyDelete to find it, supported on both the iPhone and iPad!

The app will enable you to simply long press on any Cydia app and delete it straight from the springboard like any standard application downloaded from the App Store.

Did I mention it’s free?

  • Budhna Roshan46

    I installed the app but i can see any cydia app on my home screen!!!

  • http://twitter.com/BTRIM14 Dan Bartram

    There is no ‘app’ for it, just hold on an icon until it wiggles then you’ll see an x in the top right hand corner of a Cydia installed package to delete it.

  • http://twitter.com/BTRIM14 Dan Bartram

    There is no ‘app’ for it, just hold on an icon until it wiggles then you’ll see an x in the top right hand corner of a Cydia installed package to delete it.

  • Budhna Roshan46

    Ur not getting me… the fact is i installed CyDelete… how will i delete cydia app without getting in cydia?

  • http://twitter.com/btrim14 Dan

    Like any other app, long press till the icon wiggles and you’ll see an x, hit it to delete. Make sure you are running iOS 4.x – it should work no problem.

  • 123

    dumbass

  • Joshireo

    Your a fucking retard piece of shit. RE-READ THIS DAMN POST, how stupid are you? CYDIA APPS are the fucking app just like the appstore app, you just do what dan bartram says and it’ll delete it from cydia package. fucking idiot, and some cydia app don’t have icon? what do you do? COMMON FUCKING SENSE, go in cydia and delete it from package piece of shit. your iq must really sucks.

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