File Manager vs Web Clipper Plus

File Manager keeps your private photos, videos, music and documents in one place, behind a passcode or Face ID, with no ads. Your files stay on your device, inside the app. • Passcode lock: 4 or 6 digits, a custom number or letters, with Face ID or Touch ID. The app locks again every time you leave it, and after 10 wrong passcodes it stays locked for a while. • A passcode for any folder, with a security question in case you forget it. • Folders in your own colors, grid or list, sorting and filters, hidden files and folders. • Move, copy, rename, share, unzip, select many items at once, copy and paste with the clipboard. • Add files from Photos, the camera (photos and videos), your music library, other apps ("Open in…") and the built-in browser with downloads, bookmarks and history. • View photos, play videos, listen to music in the background with shuffle, repeat and a mini player, and open PDFs and office documents. • Recent files, and a Trash that keeps deleted items for 30 days. • Light, dark or automatic appearance, on iPhone and iPad. No ads, no in-app purchases.

Web Clipper is a simple app that lets you capture full-page articles, web pages, and images from any website. Just enter the website URL and tap Load—the app will crawl all the pages on that site. You can review the URLs before the deep crawl begins, and choose whether to grab all the images from each page. Features: • All crawled web pages are stored on your device for offline access. • Each website’s pages are saved in its own domain folder for easy browsing. • Option to copy the full list of URLs as text. • Preview pages on your device or export any page to PDF for sharing. • Export an entire domain folder to PDF. • Delete any page or folder to free up storage space. • All crawled pages can also be accessed through the Files app. Settings: You can set a maximum number of pages to crawl so the process stops at your chosen limit. This prevents the app from endlessly crawling very large websites. Quick Guide: 1. Enter a website URL. 2. Tap the Load button and wait for it to finish. 3. Review the URLs and remove any you don’t want. 4. Add additional URLs if needed. 5. Tap Crawl to start capturing pages. 6. When finished, exit and go to the Library. 7. Tap the domain name to view all saved pages. 8. Convert any page to PDF. Note: Not all webpages can be crawled. For example, pages that rely heavily on complex code or AJAX may not be captured successfully. This is a convenience tool for creating an offline web reader on your device. Thank you for your support! Visit nitrio.com for more apps for your iOS devices.