Dark Reader for Safari vs ClipHist

Dark Reader is an eye-care Safari extension that enables night mode by creating dark themes for websites on the fly. It inverts bright colors to make web pages high contrast and easier to read. Dark Reader integrates seamlessly with system dark mode. Adjust brightness and contrast to match your display and ambient lighting. Enable dark mode on every web page or give websites a sepia tone. Select from multiple color theme presets or create your own by customizing background and text colors. Enable or disable Dark Reader for specific websites, automatically sync with system dark mode, or detect already dark websites and leave them unchanged. Developed by the original creators of Dark Reader. Since 2014, we continuously evolve alongside modern web technologies to deliver fast and reliable dark mode support for people sensitive to bright light. A single purchase includes access to the macOS version (Safari browser) when using the same iCloud account. Dark Reader contains no ads and does not collect user data. Enable Dark Reader in Safari preferences and disable similar extensions to prevent conflicts. Enjoy browsing!

Keep the text you paste all the time exactly where you can reach it. Your email address. Your home address. That link you send people constantly. The reply you type out ten times a week. ClipHist keeps them all in one simple list, and copies any of them to your clipboard with a single tap. NO CLUTTER A clean list of your snippets and nothing else. No accounts, no sign-up, no onboarding carousel, no ads. ONE TAP TO COPY Tap any clip and it's on your clipboard, ready to paste wherever you need it. A brief confirmation lets you know it worked. MAKE IT YOURS • Add clips by typing, or pull in whatever you copied last • Edit any clip whenever you like • Swipe to delete what you no longer need • Drag your clips into whatever order suits you — the arrangement sticks LIGHT OR DARK Choose Light, Dark, or let ClipHist follow your system setting. YOUR CLIPS STAY ON YOUR DEVICE This matters, so here is exactly how it works. Your clips are written to a single file inside ClipHist's own private storage on your iPhone. iOS keeps that storage sandboxed, so other apps cannot read it. ClipHist contains no networking code whatsoever. There are no servers, no account, no sign-in, and no sync. Your clips are never uploaded, and they are never shared with the developer or any third party. There is no analytics, no tracking, and no advertising, and the app includes no third-party code of any kind. Worth knowing: if you use iPhone backups, your clips are included in your own backup, which is how they survive when you move to a new phone. Those backups belong to you and are handled by Apple, not by this app. Clipboard access happens only when you act. ClipHist writes to your clipboard when you tap a clip to copy it, and reads from it only when you tap Paste from Clipboard. It never watches your clipboard in the background. Simple, fast, and yours.