Now, the Nope Tracker provides suggestions on which toggles may pose a higher risk compared to others. Red indicates caution, while blue suggests a safer starting point.

Now with "Demand Desktop" enabled, even fewer websites can circumvent it.

Demand Desktop. Some sites refuse to work on a phone — even when you ask nicely with Safari's Request Desktop Website. NopeTracker now asks less nicely. Flip Demand desktop sites in the popup and sites are shown Safari on a Mac: the browser identity, screen size, touch support, and page width they actually check. Ask-and-hope becomes tell-and-load. Also in this release: the bar now stays on screen and readable on desktop-width pages instead of wandering off with the layout.

A tidier rules list. Rules are now grouped by website and collapsed by default, so a long history doesn't bury the page. Expand a site to see its rules, expand everything at once, or delete a website and all of its rules with one tap. Searching opens the sites it matches automatically. Suggestions you can take back. "Allow globally" on a suggested domain is now a toggle — tap it again to undo, instead of hunting the rule down in the list. Share what you found. Tap Share… on the Network map to turn it into an image — the site, every third party it tried to load, and how many got a Nope — ready for Messages, Mail, or anywhere else.

• Huge tracker lists now scroll inside the bar instead of running off the screen, saving you a visit to the granular extension button. • "Allow on this visit" options are now found in the granular extension button, matching the bar. • "Reset everything" now clears all rules and settings, returning the app to a fresh install. • See your page as a network. The Manage Rules page now opens with a live map of the last page you loaded: your site at the center, and every third party that tried to connect arranged around it — the closer to the center, the earlier it loaded. Names with a strike through them were blocked and never loaded. Domains owned by the same company share a color. • Follow the chain Trackers rarely arrive alone: one loads, then quietly brings its friends. The map now shows who loaded whom, branching outward level by level. Big recruiters grow into hubs of their own, and you can tap "Inspect this network" to zoom into any nest — the rest of the map fades back, and a trail of buttons leads you back to where you started. Selecting any tracker lights up its exact path back to your page, and lets you allow or block it right there. • However, refreshing starts fresh. The map redraws for your latest load only. Block a tracker, refresh the page, and watch its whole branch disappear. • Better on iPhone The Manage Rules page has been rebuilt for smaller screens: properly sized text, comfortable buttons, and no more pinching and zooming to read your rules.

• Support for iOS 18.6 • Minor Bug Fixes

• Fixed an issue where some pages couldn't be scrolled while the NopeTracker toolbar was visible, even though the page had fully loaded. • Improved toolbar compatibility with sites that use full-screen overlays and pop-up panels. A clearer on/off switch. The switch in the popup now turns NopeTracker fully off — it steps out of every open page immediately, no reload needed. Pausing tracker blocking is separate, and lives on the lightning bolt in the NopeTracker bar. The toolbar icon tells you which is which at a glance: bright when running, crossed out when paused, faded when off. New: Interruption Guard. Some (still) sites fought back when their trackers were blocked, resulting in either blanking the page, popping fake warning dialogs, or forcing your browser to reload or redirect somewhere you didn't ask to go. NopeTracker now stops these takeover attempts while leaving the page you're reading untouched. • Pages can no longer wipe their own content in retaliation for blocked trackers. • Fake "there was a problem" pop-ups are answered with a polite no — real dialogs from sites you're using still work normally. • If a page tries to reload or redirect itself without you asking, NopeTracker holds the navigation and asks you first, showing exactly where it wanted to go. • Quick access. A new switch at the top of the popup lets you allow pop-ups and redirects on demand (some websites require this disabled to correctly login).

New: Interruption Guard. Some (still) sites fought back when their trackers were blocked, resulting in either blanking the page, popping fake warning dialogs, or forcing your browser to reload or redirect somewhere you didn't ask to go. NopeTracker now stops these takeover attempts while leaving the page you're reading untouched. • Pages can no longer wipe their own content in retaliation for blocked trackers. • Fake "there was a problem" pop-ups are answered with a polite no — real dialogs from sites you're using still work normally. • If a page tries to reload or redirect itself without you asking, NopeTracker holds the navigation and asks you first, showing exactly where it wanted to go. • Quick access. A new switch at the top of the popup lets you allow pop-ups and redirects on demand (some websites require this disabled to correctly login).

Some sites retaliate when their trackers are blocked. NopeTracker now stops them. • Forced redirects are blocked — and if a page tries to send you elsewhere, you're asked first (for example: some sites still use legitimate popups to generate a 'new tab'). • Forced reload loops are stopped. Your own reload button still works normally. • Invisible full-screen overlays are cleared, so pages can still scroll and tap when trackers are denied. • Pages can no longer blank themselves out when a tracker is blocked. • Fixed: ordinary site dialogs were sometimes auto-dismissed. • Leaner and faster on busy pages.

Websites can't hijack your browser anymore. When a site reacts to blocked trackers by forcing pop-ups, page reloads, or redirects, NopeTracker now stops them—and—then tells you. If needed, there are on/off controls in the options page.

• Fixed bottom-anchored elements (toolbars, chat composers, sticky CTAs) being pushed off-screen by the NopeTracker bar. • Fixed sites like Claude that use a full-height app shell appearing nudged down behind the bar. • New tuck-aside controls: tap « or » to slide the bar to either side, keeping page UI like cart and profile icons clickable. Your choice is remembered per site.

Fixed an issue where the rule management screen could appear empty even when your rules were still active. Rules now reliably display after opening the screen.

What's New 1.02 Fixed an issue where typing could become extremely slow on pages that stream content — such as AI chat sites — while the extension was enabled.

• Adds quick button from Safari to disable entire extension from Settings.

• UI: Page zoom could make the management bar difficult to adjust. • UI: Extension management also expanded the management bar. • UI: Granular allow all/site level/block default controls are not closable without making a selection.