NetSnips: Web Clips Dashboard

NetSnips: Web Clips Dashboard

Track web snippets with widget

39 ratings
51 reviews

Archived App

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 29, 2012
  • December 13, 2023

Features

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Track important web content directly on your device without opening multiple browser tabs. Create custom widgets for weather, stocks, news, and more, with automatic updates. Organize your information on personalized dashboard pages.

Track favorite web pages
Create custom web snippets
Automatic content updates
Organize snippets on multiple pages
Intelligent page reloading
Seamless full-screen expansion
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What's New in NetSnips

3.9.2

December 13, 2023

- NetSnips is now a completely free app for all users. If you have purchased a subscription in the past, it will no longer be renewed and all paid features will be available to you free of charge. If you like seeing improvements to NetSnips, please leave me a short review on the App Store. This helps a lot, thank you for your time! :-)

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Subscription plans

Premium

Unlock all features for one year

$4.991 Year
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In-App Purchases

$3.99

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User reviews

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Wonderful app, simplistic and very powerful.
Thank you!

notification on a page change

can the app notify me if there is an update on a clipped site?

Please add widgets!

This would be the best Home Screen web widget app if you guys added the new functionality for ios14. Would be amazing to get these widgets this easily and clean on the Home Screen. Hopefully that’s in your roadmap!

Selection is quirky at best.

The concept is great, and I paid for it for that alone in hopes that it can continue to improve. However the selection of content on a website is really “quirky”, and wont stick for some reason on most sites I’ve tried. This seems due to the selection being by pixel x-y coordinates rather than the DOM tree. If we could get a DOM Element Select option, this app would be amazing and a daily use. As is, unfortunately it’s something I will just be stuck keeping an eye on.
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FAQ

What does NetSnips do?

NetSnips allows you to track and display content from your favorite web pages directly on your device. It helps you avoid opening numerous browser tabs by creating customizable widgets that show live updates from selected web content.

How do I create a web snippet?

To create a snippet, navigate to any webpage within the app, scroll and zoom to the desired area, and define the size of your snippet. Once set, this snippet will continuously display the content from that specific part of the webpage.

Is NetSnips free to use?

NetSnips offers a yearly subscription through an In-App Purchase. This subscription is auto-renewing, and you can manage your subscription settings, including turning off auto-renewal, in your iTunes Account Settings after purchase.

What kind of content can I track with NetSnips?

You can track a wide variety of web content, including weather forecasts, stock changes, movie listings, sports scores, daily cartoons, social network updates, and much more. The application is designed for endless possible uses to suit your information needs.

How does NetSnips handle page updates?

NetSnips updates your snippets intelligently to reduce annoyance. It prioritizes updating visible snippets first and then loads the remaining ones. The app also keeps webpages in memory for as long as possible, allowing for seamless expansion to full screen.