DrawRef vs Dark Mode for Safari

DrawRef suits your needs perfectly if you use references while drawing. The app is designed to save your time and effort by focusing on what really matters in your art process. With DrawRef you can finally stop using a split screen mode and enjoy a picture-in-picture view of your drawing references. DrawRef allows you to save screen real estate for reference images while drawing. You can access the gallery instantly from the app, choose an image for the reference and put it into picture-in-picture mode. Then open your favorite drawing app and enjoy the process. Move the image to any corner, scale it and temporarily hide it by swiping it to the side of the screen. You can also select a part of the image to use it as a reference in the pic-in-pic mode. This utility app will help you in your daily art routine. DrawRef is rather minimalistic, so you don’t need tutorials to start using it and benefit from saving screen real estate. In case you have any questions or app related offers, please, write us on drawrefapp@gmail.com. Features: - instant gallery access; - picture-in-picture image view; - using a part of the image as a reference in pic-in-pic mode; - moving an image by dragging it to other corners of your screen; - pinching/unpinching the image to scale it.

Dark Mode - Night Eye is a Safari extension that automatically adds dark mode to every website you visit. It makes bright websites easier to look at at night, in low light, or anytime you prefer a darker screen. Dark Mode - Night Eye does not collect or sell your data. It gives websites in Safari a clear, consistent dark theme while you browse. Use it across the pages you open every day, from news and blogs to forums, stores, and online PDFs. On websites that already support dark mode, it works with the site’s own theme so you can keep the look you prefer. MODES Dark — Changes colors, small images, and icons for a full dark mode experience. Filtered — Keeps the original website colors and lets you adjust brightness, contrast, warmth, and more. Normal — Switch back to the regular website look at any time. FEATURES - Automatically adds dark mode in Safari - Works across the pages you browse every day - Follows your system or browser color scheme - Works smoothly with websites that already support dark mode - Lets you schedule when dark mode turns on and off - Applies dark mode to online PDFs - Lets you export and import settings between Safari and other supported browsers CUSTOMIZATION Change settings for one website or for all websites. Adjust brightness, saturation, contrast, blue light filter, and dimming to make browsing more comfortable. HOW TO SET UP 1. Open Dark Mode - Night Eye and tap the button on the welcome screen to go to Settings. 2. In Settings, go to Apps > Safari > Extensions, then tap Dark Mode - Night Eye and turn on Allow Extension. 3. On iPad, Safari may appear in the left sidebar. 4. On the same screen, allow the extension to run on the websites you visit. If you see All Websites, tap it and choose Allow. 5. Open Safari and start browsing with Dark Mode - Night Eye enabled. You can also tap the Manage Extensions button in the Safari address bar to open Dark Mode - Night Eye settings. PLANS Night Eye Lite Free access to dark mode on up to 5 websites. Night Eye Pro 3 months included when you install the app. Starts automatically, with no payment or registration required. Night Eye Pro Max Yearly access with full features on up to 6 browsers. Night Eye Ultimate A one-time purchase for lifetime access on up to 10 browsers. PRIVACY Safari may tell you the extension can read and change webpages. Dark Mode - Night Eye needs this access to apply dark mode on the websites you open. Safari may also show a notice about sensitive information or browsing history when you enable extensions. This is a standard extension warning. Dark Mode - Night Eye does not read, collect, or sell your personal information, including passwords or payment details.