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Hush for Safari v1.0.1 Hush for Safari v1.0.1 Noiseless Browsing Block nags to accept cookies and privacy invasive tracking in Safari on Mac, iPhone and iPad. Features Private Unlike some blockers, Hush has absolutely no access to your browser habits or passwords. Nor does it track behavior or collect crash reports - nothing leaves your device. Free Everything is free of charge. Forever. No in-app purchases, no nonsense. However, any help towards covering the yearly Apple Developer fee is greatly appreciated. Fast The app is primarily a host of rules that integrates with Safari in a native, lightweight way, making the blocking efficient and fast. Simple It's as easy as downloading the app and enabling it in Safari settings ⭢ Content Blockers. No configuration or maintenance needed. Open Source The source code is published under the permissive MIT license. Modern Hush is written in Apple's latest programming paradigm Swift UI and has native support for M1 processors. Tiny The app download clocks in at less than half a megabyte. FAQ Does Hush accept or deny permission to site cookies? Neither! Hush will block specific scripts and elements on the website, but can't and won't interact with the website itself and thus won't click on any buttons. According to GDPR laws the user needs to explicitly consent to non-essential cookies and tracking. Can't websites still use cookies/tracking without my consent? Absolutely, being compliant and respecting your choices is up to the website owners. It's possible to block all cookies, but that also breaks a lot of websites. I personally use incognito mode so I don't have to trust website owners' good intents and implementations, but that means they constantly "forget" my cookie choices. Ergo Hush. Does it block ads? Hush doesn't block ads on purpose. Nobody wants to read nor display cookie notices. But ads – however annoying – might be crucial for makers and businesses on the internet and I don't want to steal their lunch. Why does ... |
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