Gotdo vs Copy All

"Almost there." That's how Gotdo wakes you when your stop is near. Doze off on the bus or wander a new city: Gotdo watches the distance left in real time, so you never miss your stop. PERFECT FOR · Catching up on sleep on your daily commute · Never missing your station or stop while traveling abroad · Long bus and train rides: get woken near your destination WHY GOTDO · A strong alarm that rings even in silent mode, with sound and vibration · Alerts at the distance you choose: 100 m, 500 m, 3 km, and more · Works at home and abroad, wherever you go · Your location is used only for your alarm: calculated on your device, never stored or sent When you're almost there, Gotdo will wake you.

Safari on iPhone has no Select All for web pages. On a computer, Command + A takes a second. On iPhone, there is no equivalent. Copying a long article means dragging your finger down the screen and starting over every time the selection slips. Copy All Text adds the Select All that Safari is missing. One tap copies the whole page. COPY WHAT YOU NEED, IN A USEFUL FORMAT - Copy All Text: copies the page text readable in Safari. - Copy Article Only: removes ads, menus, and footers, then copies just the article body. - Tap to Select: tap one or more page regions instead of dragging text handles. - Copy for AI: locally formats content and an instruction for pasting into an AI chat. Nothing is sent. - Clean Copy: removes cookie notices, sharing controls, subscription prompts, and repeated clutter. - Copy as Markdown: keeps headings, links, and lists intact. If you already have text selected, only that selection is copied. GOOD FOR - Saving long articles into a notes app - Moving research into another app in one go - Passing page content to a translation service PRIVACY AND PRICING - Completely free. No ads. No in-app purchases. - No network access at all. Page content never leaves your device. - Nothing is stored or logged. - The extension only runs on the page where you tap the button. HOW TO USE 1. Enable the Safari extension in the Settings app. 2. Open any page in Safari. 3. Tap the extension icon in the address bar and choose a copy mode. Supports VoiceOver and Dynamic Type. Available in Japanese, English, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, and Arabic. Note: Depending on the structure of a website or its access restrictions, some text may not be retrievable.