SmartAlarm vs Copy All Text

SmartAlarm, an alarm app with over 6 million downloads on Android, is now available on the App Store. SmartAlarm is a simple, easy-to-use, and feature-rich alarm clock app designed to support your daily wake-up routine and schedule management. In addition to standard alarms, SmartAlarm offers holiday-aware repeat settings, snooze, quick timers, stopwatch, schedule notifications, custom alarm sounds, and customizable backgrounds and theme colors. Main Features ■ US Holiday Support You can set repeating alarms to skip Japanese holidays and special days. This helps prevent alarms from ringing on holidays or long vacations, while also reducing the risk of forgetting to turn alarms back on after a break. ■ Date-Specific Alarms Set alarms for specific dates, including plans several days, weeks, or months ahead. SmartAlarm can also be used as a reminder for important events. ■ Flexible Repeat Settings In addition to weekly repeat settings, SmartAlarm supports practical scheduling options such as “every month on a specific day,” “the nth weekday of the month,” “every few days,” and custom repeat patterns. ■ Custom Alarm Sounds Use preset alarm sounds or select songs from your Music Library as custom alarm sounds. ■ Custom Alarm Screen When the app is open in the foreground and the device is not locked, SmartAlarm can show a custom alarm screen. You can adjust the size of the stop and snooze buttons to help prevent accidentally stopping an alarm. ■ Stop Challenges The custom alarm screen supports stop challenges such as number input, math problems, sequence tapping, and color/shape matching. These options can make alarms harder to stop too easily and help prevent oversleeping. ■ Alarm ON/OFF Lock Lock the ON/OFF switch for alarms you use regularly. This helps prevent accidentally disabling an important alarm. ■ Bulk Alarm Controls Turn multiple alarms ON or OFF, or change settings in bulk. This is useful when you need to quickly prevent alarms from ringing during meetings, classes, or other quiet situations. ■ Next Alarm Check Use the Next button on the alarm list to check the next alarm date and the time remaining until it rings. This helps you confirm that your alarms are set correctly. ■ Skip Next Alarm Skip only the next occurrence of a repeating alarm without turning the alarm OFF. This is useful when you wake up earlier than usual or your schedule changes. ■ Quick Timer Start timers quickly by selecting from preset timer durations. You can also add custom timer durations. ■ Schedule Notifications Use schedule notifications when you want to be reminded without playing an alarm sound. This is useful for appointments, outings, or situations where an alarm sound would not be appropriate. ■ Design Customization Customize the app with built-in background images, your own photos, and theme colors. About Custom Alarms Custom alarms work only when the app is open in the foreground and the device is not locked. To use a custom alarm, keep the app open until the alarm time. Because the device may be prevented from auto-locking while waiting for a custom alarm, please be careful when using this feature in public places. If the app is in the background or the device is locked when the alarm time arrives, SmartAlarm uses the standard iOS alarm presentation. In that case, the alarm volume follows the system “Ringtone and Alerts” volume, and vibration is enabled. Free Version and Pro Version The free version includes ads and supports up to 30 alarms. SmartAlarm Pro removes ads and increases the alarm limit. Permissions Some features may require the following permissions: • AlarmKit Used to schedule alarms. • Music Library Used to select songs as custom alarm sounds. • Tracking Permission May be requested to help show more relevant ads. SmartAlarm helps you manage daily alarms, timers, and schedules in a simple and practical way. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Copy the text of a whole web page with a single tap. No touching and holding to fix the selection. Open it from Safari's extensions and tap one big button. ■ Not just what's on screen Text you have to scroll to reach, text cut off inside its box, and text shortened with "…" — all of it gets copied. ■ It reaches further than you'd expect • Text you have to scroll to see (both the page itself and scrollable boxes) • Text hidden by overflowing its box, and the full text behind a "…" • Lines hidden behind "Read more" • Text already typed into input fields and text areas • Tables (copied tab-separated, so they paste straight into a spreadsheet) • Indentation and whitespace in code blocks • The contents of Web Components, used by many recent sites ■ What it's good for ・Pasting a whole article into an AI chat to summarize it or ask about it ・Keeping the text of your research in a notes app or a document ・Running a foreign-language page through a translation tool in one go ・Pulling a table out and pasting it into a spreadsheet ・Getting the whole text in front of you so you can find the part you want to quote ■ There are no settings Just open it and tap. Nothing to learn, nothing to switch, no options to remember. ■ It collects none of your data • It has no networking code at all. The text it reads never leaves your device • Nothing runs in the background. It reads the page only at the moment you open the extension • It cannot see your browsing history • The text it reads is written to your clipboard and nothing more — never saved, never sent • Password fields and one-time-code fields are excluded ■ What it can't copy (told plainly) • Text drawn inside images, and text drawn on a canvas • The contents of frames embedded from other sites (video players, social posts, maps) • The contents of collapsed sections — open them in Safari first, then copy • Content that is only created once you scroll — scroll through it once, then copy • While "Show password" has a field in plain text, some sites are built in a way that lets it be copied as ordinary text ■ How to use it 1. Open Settings → Apps → Safari → Extensions and turn on "Copy All Text" 2. In Safari, tap "Page Menu" to the left of the URL and choose "Copy All Text" 3. Tap "Copy Whole Page" on the screen that opens Because of how iOS works, opening the screen can't copy on its own. You have to tap once.