Here's the full landing page excerpted in the 2nd image. Below the three options from the editorial content is a non-editorialized Top Charts which (FWIW) does

Here's the full landing page excerpted in the 2nd image. Below the three options from the editorial content is a non-editorialized Top Charts which (FWIW) does list StopTheMadness (#39 on Paid as I type this): https://imgur.com/a/uluoHQ4 https://imgur.com/a/uluoHQ4 > And as far as I can tell, except for perhaps one or two additions, the list of Essential Safari Extensions in the iOS App Store has remained static since then, over two years ago. That sucks, and it also sucks that the Hyperweb was abandoned but not unpublished by its creators (https://www.producthunt.com/products/hyperweb/makers https://www.producthunt.com/products/hyperweb/makers). In case Jeff Johnson sees this: Apple can seem opaque, but it's still made of people, including Safari/WebKit and Developer Relations folks. Assuming you've already used Apple Developer Support and/or feedbackassistant.apple.com, it wouldn't take too much time to reach out to a couple people. In a few minutes to find Jon Davis, a web technologies evangelist, at @jondavis@mastodon.social. You'd be amazed at what a nice, short note can do to help you find the person who would care about abandonware and cobwebby editorial content as much as you do.