A fix release for cleaning in Safari. FIXES • In some cases Safari kept Unfurl's rules installed but stopped applying them — links you opened from Mail came through with every tracker while the extension still said "Active". Unfurl for Safari now checks the links you actually open, and if the tracking tags survive, it reinstalls its rules on its own. • A handful of rules meant for specific pages were applied to every site, so everyday parameters like from, ref, sid and pid were stripped on sites that need them. They now apply only where they belong. • Klaviyo marketing emails can carry your subscriber ID in the link; Unfurl now removes it in Safari too. ALSO • Setup now walks you to "Always Allow on Every Website" — Safari doesn't ask on its own, and until it's set, links you open from Mail come through uncleaned. • If Unfurl for Safari isn't allowed on every website, the Unfurl app and the Unfurl for Safari popup now say so — instead of "Unfurl is on" — and where to fix it. • The Unfurl app and the Unfurl for Safari popup show when cleaning was last confirmed on a real link — and say so plainly, with what to do, if a repair didn't help. • "Links cleaned in Safari" now counts only links that were actually cleaned. Quiet, fast, on your side.

Unfurl stops what it can't strip. NEW · Cookie banners, hidden A second Safari extension keeps cookie-consent pop-ups off the page before they appear — Apple's own content-blocker mechanism, no scripts, nothing read from what you browse. Nothing is clicked on your behalf. One tap in Unfurl (Cookie banners → Turn on in Safari Settings) takes you to the switch; in Settings → Apps → Safari → Extensions it's the row named "Unfurl". NEW · Your call per site A page that won't scroll behind a hidden banner? The Unfurl button in Safari has "Hide on this site". Off takes effect in about a second and syncs with your Mac. NEW · An open list, credited Rules come from EasyList Cookie (by Fanboy and the EasyList authors), refreshed when you open Unfurl and in the background when iOS allows it, converted on your device. ALSO • The web extension is now "Unfurl for Safari" in Safari's list — the button with link cleaning and the per-site banner switch — so the two Unfurl rows tell apart. • The app shows whether the blocker is on in Safari — one tap opens the right page in Settings. Quiet, fast, on your side.

Unfurl now keeps itself fresh — and shows its work. NEW · Rules that keep themselves fresh Tracker lists now update on their own: when you open the app, and periodically in the background when iOS allows it. Unfurl checks politely — if a list hasn't changed, nothing is downloaded. New trackers get caught without waiting for an app update. NEW · Your Safari cleans, counted Tap the Unfurl button in Safari to see how many links it's cleaned for you, and the sites it cleaned most. Counted on your device, kept on your device — and it only counts links that actually carried tracking. ALSO • Smarter rule-making — the on-device classifier that flags likely trackers is retrained and more careful: what it can't be sure about, it leaves for you. • Thirteen new named tracker rules the big lists miss. • A smaller app. FIXES • Works around a Safari bug that could crash Safari when extensions install cleaning rules at launch — Unfurl now stays quiet unless its rules actually changed. Quiet, fast, on your side.

Now you can make your own cleaning rules, right on your iPhone. NEW · Rules you make yourself Hit a link some site pins a tracker onto that Unfurl doesn't strip yet? Make a rule for it. Paste the link — or, where Apple Intelligence is available, just describe what you want in plain words — and Unfurl flags the likely tracking and lets you set each parameter to Remove, Keep, or Leave alone. That site cleans your way from then on, right in Safari as pages load. NEW · It reads the link for you Where Apple Intelligence is available, Unfurl reads the whole link on-device and explains it — a plain-language overview and a tap-to-explain note on every parameter. Nothing about the link leaves your device. Where it isn't, Unfurl classifies the obvious trackers itself and you set the rest by hand. NEW · Your rules, on every device Personal rules sync privately over iCloud, so a rule you make on your iPhone is already there on your Mac. Share one with a friend by email as a plain rule file — no account, no server. Quiet, fast, on your side.