Spool for Safari vs Availly

Spool is a Safari extension that adds a few features to the Threads web app. With Spool, you can set “Following” as your default timeline. You can also filter posts from certain users (e.g. engagement farmers) or based on keywords (e.g. engagement bait). Threads like to show me posts from complete strangers, but I think it's rude to mute them. So, instead of hiding posts completely, I added a reveal button to show filtered posts. (Filters are saved in iCloud, so sometimes you have to quit and reopen Safari for the new filters to take effect.) Spool also removes the l.threads.net redirect tracking when you click on an external link. Since Safari extensions don’t work on web apps added to your iPhone or iPad home screen, the mobile version of Spool lets you turn the app into a simple Threads browser, with your settings intact. If you use Threads but don’t like their approach to maximizing engagement, give Spool a try. I hope you find it useful.

Availly makes it easy to share your free time with the people who matter. Instead of going back and forth trying to find a time that works, simply mark your available hours on a clean weekly calendar and share it with friends, family, or your partner. Create separate calendars for different groups — one for close friends, another for coworkers, and a special couple calendar for your partner. People you share with can see when you're free and propose meeting times directly. Key features: - Weekly calendar to mark your free time slots - Share selectively — only with people you choose - Multiple calendars for different groups - Couple mode — a shared calendar for partners - Meeting proposals — friends can suggest times to meet - Clean, simple interface that gets out of your way No more "when are you free?" texts. Just share your Availly.