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SideStore is still one of the easiest ways to sideload apps on iOS.

SideStore 0.6.3 just dropped:

Fixes:

• iOS 26.4 VPN errors resolved

• better pairing + profile reliability

• widget + background issues fixed

Improvements:

• LocalDevVPN upgrades

• authentication system reworked

• cleaner error handling

New:

• App ID customization for IPA installs

• updated + expanded trusted sources

If you're on iOS 26.4+, reinstall with iLoader.

I’ve already made a full SideStore guide, you can refer to that.

Solid update.

Tutorial: https://youtu.be/kaYBV9\_uvaA

This makes YouTube on TV 10x better.

SmartTube replaces the official app with a cleaner, faster experience.

SmartTube:

• Clean interface (no clutter, no ad-heavy UI)

• SponsorBlock built-in (auto-skips sponsors, intros, outros)

• 8K + HDR + 60fps playback

• Playback speed control

• Customizable buttons + remote controls

• Live chat support during streams

• Picture-in-picture support

• Works without Google services

You don’t even need to sign in to start watching, and it runs surprisingly well even on older Android TVs. It also includes a built-in updater, so you keep getting fixes and new features without reinstalling.

Runs on:

• Android TV

• Fire TV (older models)

• Chromecast with Google TV

• NVIDIA Shield

Completely free. Open-source.

Once you switch, the official app feels outdated.

Get here: https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTube

Firefox just dropped version 150…

and it’s more useful than people think.

What’s new:

• open links directly in split view

• search tabs while multitasking

• built-in PDF editor (edit, reorder, export)

• copy multiple tabs as clean links

What stands out:

• private real-time translation built in

• no cloud dependency

• no data collection

Extra updates:

• better profile management + backups

• Linux support improvements (RPM builds)

• web apps now supported on Windows

What this means:

Your browser is slowly replacing multiple tools.

PDF editor.

Translator.

Tab manager.

All in one.

At what point does a browser become your entire workspace?.