My Apps
Looking for something? These are my current apps for iOS and Mac:
History Book
History Book automatically saves the content of your browsing history in a privacy-friendly way. You can use it as a personal search engine for webpages you know or as a read-later app.
Vinegar
Vinegar replaces the YouTube player with a minimal HTML <video>
tag. It removes ads, prevents tracking, restores picture-in-picture, and keeps videos playing in the background.
Baking Soda
Like Vinegar, Baking Soda replaces custom video players with a <video>
tag. It works on all websites other than YouTube but doesn’t block ads.
Web Inspector
Web Inspector is a full-fledged web development tool for iOS and iPadOS. You can view, inspect, edit, and search DOM elements. There’s a JavaScript console and a network inspector.
Makeover
Makeover is a lightweight Safari extension that lets you change the appearance and behavior of web pages with CSS and JavaScript.
Crappy VPN
Crappy VPN is a menu bar app that makes it easier to create an SSH tunnel proxy.
ActiveTab
ActiveTab makes it easier to spot the active tab in Safari by drawing a line below it. It tries to fix the problematic tab design introduced in Safari 15.
AMP Shockwave
AMP Shockwave is a simple Safari extension that redirects AMPs to regular web pages. It’s only 50 lines of code.
Staring
Staring is a tiny app that prevents your Mac from sleeping. The source code is available on GitHub.
Search Filter
Search Filter lets you swipe-to-delete search results from domains you don’t like. Deleted search results will stay deleted in subsequent searches. It supports Google and DuckDuckGo.
Time Capsule
Time Capsule lets you save web pages as .webarchive
files and search their full-text content. There’s also a web service for syncing your saved pages.