StopTheScript vs PhotoNote

StopTheScript is a Safari extension for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS that stops all JavaScript on your selected websites. StopTheScript is the only Safari extension that stops inline JavaScript on the web page as well as externally loaded JavaScript. This is in contrast to Safari content blockers, which can only block external JavaScript, not inline JavaScript. StopTheScript is made by indie developer Jeff Johnson. If you need support, please email me at stopthescript@underpassapp.com or read the support site at https://underpassapp.com/StopTheScript/support.html

PHOTONOTE - NEVER FORGET WHY YOU TOOK THAT PHOTO You know the feeling: you scroll through your camera roll and find a photo of some random object, a sofa in a Swedish furniture store, a detail of a construction site, or something you spotted on your last trip - and you have absolutely no idea what it actually was or what you wanted to remember. PhotoNote puts an end to that. THE BASICS 1. Take a photo or pick one from your library 2. Add your note 3. Save or share - the note is now part of your image, visible wherever the photo goes. WANT MORE? - Repeating title – perfect for series: "Project Miller - Final inspection, 26 March" appears on every shot automatically - Star or heart ratings – great for restaurants, wines, special places, or anything worth rating - Borders – give your photos a polished, finished look - Full control over styling – font, size, alignment, colors: make it look exactly how you want - Every information also written to the EXIF metadata – including GPS location WHO IS IT FOR? Frankly almost anyone, but especially: - The forgetful – finally, a photo that explains itself ("Idea for Dad's birthday") - Tradespeople & project managers – on-site documentation that speaks for itself - Travelers – capture the moment AND the story behind it - Plant lovers – snap, name, done - Students & researchers – visual documentation that stays with the image, perfect for a thesis or fieldwork - Food & wine enthusiasts – remember what was great (and what was the name for it) No Subscription, no tracking, just a one-time purchase.