Skinnysetting - updated

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 Compatible (tested) with iOS 8, 9 and 10.

 SkinnySettings gives you minimal, useful and smooth options to make better and more functional your Settings Application adding these nice Features:

 - No Separators.

 - No Cell Icons.

 - No Cell Titles.

 - No Search Bar.

 - Make Grey the Background of the Settings.

 - Make Silver with a White Shadow the Bar of the Navigation.

 - Make the Settings in FullScreen Mode.

 - Hide the Third Applications Section.

 - Hide the Badge on the Software Update Section (inside App Badge).

 - Disable the Tap on the Software Update Section.

 - Disable the Searching on the Software Update Section.

 The options are enabled (visible) inside the Applications/Features of the Settings too.

 No Respring Needed for enabling and disabling the Tweak.

Feel free to contact me via Mail or via Twitter @CydiaGeek, enjoy it, thanks! :)

 Configure options from Settings.

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