JavaSnipt

August 17, 2024

- Fixes a bug where sites added from the Share extension did not appear in the app until the app was restarted

July 30, 2024

JavaSnipt has been completely rewritten to be faster and more reliable! New features include: - Search - Sorting domains by name or date modified - New, more reliable interface for adding and removing sites from Safari - The date a site was last modified is now visible in the iPhone app

June 26, 2023

- Fixes bug where JavaSnipt accidentally blocked browser UI like SSL warnings (thanks to GitHub user dontcrash for reporting!) - Fixes bug where the "Add Domain" field was not cleared on entering a new domain

October 12, 2022

- If you open the JavaSnipt app, the button to allow JS only on listed sites is more explicit

May 2, 2022

- Fixes a bug where sharing to JavaSnipt would not open the share window - The share window more reliably reflects whether you have added a site The share window opens more slowly so JavaSnipt can fully load your data. Incomplete data was causing a lot of crashes previously.

April 21, 2022

Fixes a bug where adding a site on one device would not block JS on another. Now, as soon as your data syncs over iCloud or you open JavaSnipt, your targeted sites will be correctly blocked in Safari.

November 16, 2021

The directions to enable JavaSnipt have been updated. If you could not enable JavaSnipt before, go to the Settings app → Safari → Extensions and tap the switch next to JavaSnipt.

April 29, 2021

- Fixes a bug where the share extension would not appear on iOS 14.0. The app now requires 14.1.

April 25, 2021

- Stores your data locally if you do not have iCloud enabled - If you enable iCloud later, your data is copied into iCloud - Links to help documentation when showing a warning - Displays Updated At time stamps on iPad - Fixes crash when removing the last site saved to JavaSnipt - Fixes a bug where adding www.(domain).com from the share extension would add it twice if it was previously saved as (domain).com

April 15, 2021

- Fixes an issue where adding a site from the share extension would not affect saved sites. - Fixes a bug where the app would tell you the blocker was disabled when it was enabled. - You can now tap sites in the main JavaSnipt app to edit them. - Disables autocorrection when entering sites in the main JavaSnipt app. - Adding sites in the main JavaSnipt app no longer requires as much precision. E.x. To block JS on example.org, you can write www.example.org or example.org. - Changes "+" button to "Save" to clarify what the button does. - Share popup will tell you if the blocker is disabled.