Eyes Bar Censor
I am impressed
Funktioniert super
Welp
meh
有料前提のアプリ
有料版なら違ってくるかも。
無料だと精度がよくない。単純な構図でも精度が低く、半分も認識できていない。また、無料では動画規制ができないので、動画の規制が見たいなら、有料が必須。また、少し端末が熱くなる程度に処理がかかる様子。
meh
人類の叡智(H)の結晶。
これは素晴らしい、あらゆる面で今年一の感動と興奮を私に与えてくれた。初任給をもらった時の10倍は少なくとも感動した、我々と同じ癖を持つ君もこれを使って欲しい、刹那に願う。
Pretty decent
Its really good
fun
Omg yes
Love
It’s good
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Response from developer
Thank you for taking the time to leave feedback. We're glad the filtering itself is working well for you. You're right that PixelBlocker currently works in Safari (and our built-in browser) only. This is an iOS platform limitation rather than a design choice: Apple does not allow third-party apps to inspect or modify the content displayed inside other apps, so real-time filtering of that kind isn't currently possible for any developer. Safari is the only place where Apple provides the extension framework that makes our filtering possible. If filtering inside other apps ever becomes technically possible on iOS, it's something we would love to support.
So far so good!
Fullscreen
Great communication and active development
sad
first off the design of the app itself is so bland and not very appealing to the eye. a lot of the coloration is dark and hard to see even with brightness turned up.
the layout of the app had me really confused and it took me a bit to find where everything was that i wanted to do.
when i started using it it was a bit of a let down and i was sad, not everything was covered when i had everything turned on and it was really buggy for the placement of it too. makes it seem really ai generated and i have to give it all these permissions.. makes that slightly concerning
the fact i can only use it in safari too is a little disappointing because i rarely use safari as it is. im not sure if ill use it in the future
Response from developer
Thank you for the detailed feedback. This is genuinely useful to us, and we're sorry the app fell short of what you'd hoped for. Since your review, we've shipped a major compatibility update that addressed many of the early detection and censor placement issues you describe, with improved coverage across popular sites and video. If you're willing to give it another try, we'd love to hear how it compares. If anything is still missed or misplaced, please email us at support@pixelblocker.app with the site where it happened. We ship detection and placement improvements in nearly every update, and specific examples drive those fixes. On permissions: the access Safari requests exists so the extension can scan images on the pages you visit and place censors over them. That work happens on your device, and we don't collect or transmit your browsing data. We understand broad permissions deserve scrutiny, and we'd rather explain them than have you wonder. Safari-only is an Apple platform limitation rather than our choice. iOS doesn't allow any third-party app to filter content inside other apps, and Safari is the only browser that supports the extension framework filtering requires. The app also includes its own built-in filtered browser. Your points on the dark colour palette and layout are noted. Readability and easier navigation are fair asks, and they're on our list as we refine the design.
AI slop and runs bad
Secondly, you can only use it in safari which defeats the entire purpose of the app, and even when you do use it in safari it doesn’t run well.
Wouldn’t recommend
Response from developer
Thank you for the feedback, though we'd like to respectfully clarify the performance point. PixelBlocker does not lower your phone's frame rate. Pages scroll and render at your display's native rate, and the filter is designed to run with minimal impact on browsing and battery. If you experienced genuinely poor performance, something specific was wrong on that site or page, and we'd like to fix it: please email support@pixelblocker.app with the site involved. The app's built-in Diagnostics screen (Settings, then Diagnostics) can also confirm whether the filter engine was running at full speed on your device. On Safari: this is an Apple platform limitation rather than our choice. iOS doesn't allow any third-party app to filter content inside other apps, and Safari is the only browser that supports the extension framework that real-time filtering requires. This applies equally to every filtering app on the App Store. We're a small team that has put a great deal of hands-on work into this app, and we ship detection and performance improvements in nearly every update. We'd welcome the chance to look into what you saw.
