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That's an interesting looking app/extension, it seems to do a lot more than the linked page implies. I had been thinking that $7.99 was pretty steep for editing
by idlephysicist 3y ago
That's an interesting looking app/extension, it seems to do a lot more than the linked page implies. I had been thinking that $7.99 was pretty steep for editing URLs in Safari, but no StopTheMadness seems to do so much more.
For example (from the App Store listing):
- Stops Google AMP
- Removes tracking tags
- Stop videos from autoplaying
- Add your own site-specific CSS and JavaScript
- Custom URL redirects! e.g. redirect new Reddit to old Reddit
- Hides the annoying "get the app" banners.
If I find myself using mobile safari more then I might have to check this out.