Code Widgets vs OneBar Browser

This app lets you keep all of your loyalty cards and barcodes in one place! Lightweight but highly customizable widgets. Allows you to organize your home screen as you want. Keep barcodes on the home screen to instantly access when you need them. Features: - Keep all of your loyalty cards in your iPhone, - Change colors for the better visual experience, - Add beautiful widgets on your home screen, - Scan your card to add code automatically.

OneBar — A Smart Browser That Helps You Save Data OneBar is a web browser designed to make everyday browsing lighter and more comfortable. With a compact app design and flexible blocking settings, OneBar helps you browse while keeping data usage in mind. ■ Key Features • Simple and Responsive Search and browse with a clean interface that feels at home on iOS. Minimal visual clutter keeps the focus on quick launches and easy navigation. • Blocking Settings to Reduce Data Usage Choose to block ads, trackers, images, web fonts, and pop-ups. Reducing unnecessary loading can help you save data. Ad blocking includes filter updates. Enable it in Settings to get started. • Background Playback On supported websites, keep listening while using other apps or when your screen is locked. Enjoy audio while working or on the go. • Privacy-Conscious Design OneBar does not include functionality that collects or sends your browsing history or search queries to the developer. In Private Mode, search suggestions are neither displayed nor requested from external services. • Start Browsing from a Widget Open a new tab directly from a Home Screen or Lock Screen widget. Start browsing whenever something comes to mind. For anyone looking to save data or enjoy a simple, lightweight browser. Make everyday browsing lighter with OneBar. ■ Please Note • Blocking settings may prevent some websites from displaying or working correctly. • Background playback availability depends on the website and content. • Browsing, searching, requesting search suggestions in normal mode, and updating ad-blocking filters involve communication with the respective service providers. How websites and external services handle your information is governed by their own privacy policies.