HTMLKit vs Web Archive & Page Saver

HTMLKit is a Safari extension that lets you view the HTML source code of any webpage on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. FEATURES • One-Tap Source Loading Tap the extension icon to instantly load the complete HTML source code of the current page. • Dual View Modes - Current DOM: View the live page structure after JavaScript modifications - Original HTML: View the raw HTML returned from the server • Copy & Download Copy source code to clipboard with one tap, or download as a file. • Cross-Platform Enjoy a consistent experience across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. WHO IS IT FOR • Web Developers: Quickly inspect page structure and debug issues • Designers: Learn layout techniques from well-crafted websites • Students: Study HTML and web technologies • Curious Users: Explore how websites work behind the scenes

Kiroku Archive helps you preserve web pages before they change or disappear. Share a page from Safari or paste a URL, and Kiroku creates a clean, timestamped archive you can revisit from your iPhone. Search your saved records, open the archived page in the app, and copy the public archive URL whenever you need to share it. Use Kiroku for: - Saving articles, posts, product pages, notices, and public web pages - Keeping a searchable record of URLs you care about - Capturing mobile-friendly archives from iPhone - Checking source URL, timestamp, and archive status - Copying archive links for reports, notes, messages, or research Kiroku Pro unlocks a stronger archiving workflow: - Private archive settings - URL monitoring with notifications when a page changes - Body-text diffs for reviewing page updates - RSS monitoring that can archive new pages automatically - Evidence pack downloads for keeping archive files on your device - More control over important records Kiroku is built for people who need web records they can actually find later: researchers, journalists, creators, students, support teams, legal-adjacent workflows, and anyone who wants a reliable memory for the web. Notes: Kiroku stores archives on kiroku.today so they can be viewed and shared across devices. Some websites may restrict automated capture, login-only content, or dynamic media. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/