Nitefall vs PixScrub

Nitefall is a Safari extension that converts all your websites to dark mode and reduces eye strain, especially helpful at night. It works automatically with system appearance so that your websites are only dark when the whole system is in dark mode. Features: -3 dark themes to pick from (Dark gray, Monokai, Midnight) -Darken navigation maps -Support for blacklisting specific websites -Increase transparent PNG icons contrast (especially when they are very dark and not easily to viewable) -Per site configurable image brightness (useful if the website is displaying bright images) You can try the extension for free on a limited number of websites. To use it on an unlimited number of webpages, you need to purchase a premium plan which can be used on both Mac and iOS. If you find any website that is broken with Nitefall on, please report it to foxfortmobile@gmail.com Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

PixScrub strips every hidden metadata field — GPS location, camera model, timestamp — from your photos in one tap, so you can share them without leaking where you were or what device you used. Built for anyone who posts photos online and wants their exact location kept private. Unlike photo viewers or storage cleaners, PixScrub does one job: remove metadata, fast, fully on your device. No account, no uploads, no tracking. Included: • Pick a photo, strip everything (GPS, camera, date, software) in one tap • See exactly what was removed before you share • Share the clean copy straight to any app Pro unlocks: • Batch strip up to 20 photos at once • Selective strip — keep the date, drop only the GPS, or wipe everything • No limits, one-time purchase, no subscription Privacy first, always: PixScrub never sends your photos anywhere. Every strip happens locally on your iPhone. Read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use in the app's Pro screen before purchasing.