The main feature I use is the automatic dark mode. While there is some occasional "flashing" the dark mode implementation is well done. I tried Noir for a bit and it just doesn't measure up. I also like the sheer amount of features put into this extension. You can definitely tell this was crafted with care. I will say one thing I would like to see is for the suggestions button to only stay on the page for a short period of time so as to not block the screen.

I loved this app until iOS updated a few times ago. Now when I click on a website that is a direct link to a PDF file, Safari gives me an error message says invalid URL. I know this is not the case, because Toggle off hyperweb extension and Shazam, the site works. I can understand how tough it is for the devs to keep up with or anticipate OS changes that screw up your applications. When I tried to report it on your linked website on the App Store, it circled me right back to the App Store with no link at all to actually contact the HW devs. I know at least as many that have downloaded this app and use it, are all getting these messages. I stumbled upon an answer to the same question in apple community after looking several times within a 2-3 week period, the answer was correct, but not exactly for my problem. When they said to delete any PDF readers we've added. I systematically started switching off extensions and the site worked when I switched OFF hyperweb without even restarting my browser. Can the devs please update your actual contact info, so posting here will not be necessary just to get ahold of someone?? I tried discord but looks like nobody from your company has posted in a while, so I didn't even post. I dislike throwing around shade/negative feedback when I do really 7 Star like your app.

Recently — despite my settings being very basic — Hyperweb has continued to break safari/Google searches. Results page will frequently not fully load and repeatedly give me the same error. This occurs if I navigate quickly or try to refresh which is counterintuitive considering the app slows browsing down, not speeds it up.When this first came out, it felt acceptable to have a guide which, in some ways was catered to advanced users who already understood the lingo and in other ways WAY too basic, limited and lacked full explanations. Now, you guys have had enough time to spend a few days writing basic paragraphs to flesh it out rather than requiring users to separately look up terms or scroll other websites for explanations or not provide options in-app for common css/js script enhancements. Customer support is essentially non-existent and I see no real improvements or interest in UI/UX.So all in all, this COULD be great and had so much potential but is depreciating.

If it’s free, you’re usually the product. They essentially spy on all of your activity on Safari. As per their privacy policy:"Usage Data may include information such as Your Device's Internet Protocol address (e.g. IP address), browser type, browser version, the pages of our Service that You visit, the time and date of Your visit, the time spent on those pages, unique device identifiers and other diagnostic data.When You access the Service by or through a mobile device, We may collect certain information automatically, including, but not limited to, the type of mobile device You use, Your mobile device unique ID, the IP address of Your mobile device, Your mobile operating system, the type of mobile Internet browser You use, unique device identifiers and other diagnostic data.We may also collect information that Your browser sends whenever You visit our Service or when You access the Service by or through a mobile device."