Source Viewer Lite vs tldr summaries

Description Whether you are a web designer or just curious - this application is for you. Source Viewer shows the HTML, CSS and Javascript source code of any website (upgrade required). Features: - Tags, keywords and CSS attributes are highlighted with a different color. - It extracts the links which are embedded into HTML and CSS so that they can be followed easily. - It collects all images from the HTML and CSS which can be viewed separately in a list and full screen. - images can be saved to the photo album - save bookmarks - toggle word wrap - copy and paste code to clipboard - open the URL in the browser and send it by email - support for the iPhone 6 and 6+

tldr is a private, on-device reading companion that turns links, PDFs, and screenshots into instant summaries you can read now, search later, or listen to on the go. See an interesting article? Get a long PDF at work? Screenshot something you want to remember later? Just share it to tldr. The app reads the text, pulls out the key points, and gives you both a short summary and a more detailed one in seconds. tldr is built for people who save too much and want the important parts fast. Instead of letting links, documents, and screenshots disappear into your camera roll or reading list, tldr turns them into something useful right away. What you can do with tldr Capture anything Share links, PDFs, screenshots, and other text-rich content directly into the app. Get quick takeaways Instantly generate a short summary for a fast overview, plus a more detailed summary when you want extra context. Search naturally Search across everything you’ve saved using natural language. Just describe what you remember — no need for exact titles or keywords. Listen on the go Turn summaries into audio and listen while walking, commuting, or cooking. You can even queue multiple saves into a podcast-style briefing. Ask questions about what you saved Need a specific detail from a document or article? Ask a question and get a direct answer based on the content you captured. Stay private Your data stays on your device. Reading, summarizing, and search happen on-device, so your content is not uploaded to a server. No subscription Pay once and keep it forever. No recurring charges, no account required, and no tracking. Whether you’re saving research, work documents, articles, or things you want to revisit later, tldr helps you capture the source, keep the signal, and skip the noise.