Earbuds Locator vs ViewPassword

Need to find a lost earbud, Bluetooth headphone, earphone, headset, remote, wallet tracker, watch, or nearby device? Earbuds Locator scans powered-on Bluetooth signals around you and helps you move toward the stronger signal. Open the scanner, choose the likely device, then follow the live signal radar. Move slowly, watch the trend, use Play Sound when audio is connected, and save a Rescue Receipt for what you checked. What you can do: - Scan nearby Bluetooth devices - Find earbuds, headphones, earphones, headsets, remotes, watches, trackers, and BLE tags that are powered on and broadcasting - Follow a smoother signal radar instead of guessing - See an approximate range bucket, not fake exact GPS - Use Play Sound when your iPhone can route audio to the device - Save Last Found Place and room memory for calmer repeat searches - Keep a Rescue Receipt after a found or narrowed search Important limits: Earbuds Locator cannot find a powered-off device, a dead battery, a closed case that is not broadcasting, or a device outside Bluetooth range. Indoor Bluetooth can be noisy, so the app uses signal trend, confidence, and room-by-room guidance instead of pretending to know an exact location. Search first, upgrade later. Pro unlocks unlimited saved devices, room memory, and saved rescue context after the app has already shown useful signal guidance.

ViewPassword adds a small toolbar beside password and select fields in Safari, giving you quick access to the values already present on the page. KEY FEATURES • Copy password and selected values with one click • Reveal or hide password fields instantly • Works with Safari AutoFill and modern dynamic websites • Keyboard shortcuts for fast access on Mac • Separate controls for the extension and select-field copying PRIVATE BY DESIGN ViewPassword works entirely on your device. It does not collect, store, sell, or transmit personal information, passwords, browsing activity, or analytics. The extension has no remote servers and no network access. GOOD TO KNOW ViewPassword only accesses a value already loaded into a webpage field when you explicitly use a copy or reveal action. It cannot open or read Safari's encrypted password manager. Made by Nikba Creative Studio.