BrowserMask for Safari 4+

Name: BrowserMask for Safari
Price: 3.99 USD
Rating: 1 (1 reviews)
Author: Pedro Jose Pereira Vieito

Simulate Being Other Browser

Pedro Jose Pereira Vieito

- 1.0 • 1 Rating

- $3.99

Description

BrowserMask is a Safari extension that allows you to browse websites as if you were using another browser by changing the User Agent sent to the websites by Safari. This way, you can make any website believe it is being shown on other browsers like Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge.

With BrowserMask, you can configure the masked browser of each website, and these settings will be persisted each time you visit any page of a configured website. This is really useful for websites that require using another browser but are fully compatible with Safari or to avoid some annoyances, for example:
• Set Microsoft Edge as the masked browser on bing.com to be able to use Bing Chat from Safari.
• Set macOS Safari as the masked browser on reddit.com on iOS Safari to avoid the annoying "Open in the Reddit App" pop-ups.

BrowserMask supports macOS, iOS and iPadOS.

Notes:
• You can enable the BrowserMask Extension from the Extensions section of Safari settings.
• BrowserMask includes multiple popular browsers built-in and you can add any custom one by defining its User Agent.

Privacy by Design: BrowserMask works completely on-device and does not store or send any information outside of the protected app sandbox.

1.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Does not work consistently for all websites

Attempted to use this on a plane to sign into in-flight wi-fi on an iPad, but needed an iOS/mobile user agent for the prompt to pop-up with my mobile provider. No mobile user agent worked from the list, which is the use case I purchased for.

Exactly what I needed

This app allows me to circumvent arbitrary restrictions imposed by websites that underestimate iPad capabilities, by letting me chose browser and OS options that certain websites happen to require.

My retirement savings account provider incorrectly prevented me from accessing key website functionality due to assuming I was on a phone, while in reality I am using an iPad Pro that is more powerful than most laptops.

No Global User-Agent

I would’ve kept using this if there was the ability to set a Global User-Agent, but that doesn’t exist on this app.

The developer, Pedro Jose Pereira Vieito, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.