YETI vs Typeset Typst

Customize your browsing by removing unwanted AI search results on Google™ and applying your own custom CSS to any webpage. Are you tired of seeing unwanted AI search results cluttering your Google™ searches? YETI is here to enhance your browsing experience by letting you remove those distractions effortlessly. But that's not all—YETI also empowers you to apply your own custom CSS to any webpage, putting you in control of how the internet looks to you. Features: Remove Unwanted AI Search Results: Say goodbye to AI-generated clutter on Google™ search pages. YETI removes these elements so you can focus on the results that matter to you. Custom CSS: Personalize your browsing experience by applying custom CSS to any webpage. Whether you want to hide elements, change colors, or adjust layouts, YETI makes it easy. Simple and Intuitive: YETI is designed with ease of use in mind. A simple toggle lets you turn the extension on and off, and saving your custom CSS is just a click away. Upcoming Features: URL-Specific Custom CSS: Soon, you'll be able to apply different CSS rules to specific websites, giving you even more control over your browsing experience. Why Choose YETI? YETI is more than just a tool; it's a way to take charge of your online environment. By removing unnecessary AI search results and allowing for extensive customization, YETI makes browsing the web a more pleasant and productive experience. Whether you're a developer looking to test styles on the fly or a casual user wanting a cleaner search page, YETI has you covered.

Typeset compiles Typst documents on Apple devices. You can use the spectacular universe of packages to add content and style your documents. In addition to typst, Typeset integrates the Tinymist language server for autocomplete and command signature hints. Typeset is completely free and open source and always will be. Typeset is unaffiliated with Typst. A native Mac editor with your Typst source and a live PDF preview side by side. The preview keeps pace as you type, and clicking it jumps straight to the matching line of source. Typeset embeds the Tinymist language server, so the editor understands your document as you write it. Start typing and Typeset suggests the functions, parameters, and symbols that fit, including your own #let bindings and anything pulled in from a package. Call a function and a signature hint shows its parameters and their types, so you don't have to keep the documentation open in another window.