Showing 141–160 of 1,000 ranked alternatives.
Impending, Inc.
Swipe to browse, shake to explore
Browse the web by swiping through favorite sites or shaking for a random webpage. Open pages instantly without typing or waiting. No tabs, no loading times, no complex browsing features. Simple and lightweight as a standalone browser.
EuroSmartz Ltd
Print from iPad to any printer.
The app allows printing to all printers via a Mac or PC, or directly to WiFi printers. It supports printing emails, attachments, web pages, documents, contacts, calendars, and cloud server files.
Erkan Eroglu
Capture links, organize content, build collections
Capture web content instantly with a single click. Organize links using smart automation rules. Build visual collections for research, design, or articles. Sync bookmarks across devices and access them anytime.
Jason Cox
Test URLs with cURL commands
Perform HTTP requests including GET, HEAD, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS, and TRACE. View raw headers and HTML responses. Simulate different user-agents. Support SSL for https requests with certificate details. Save and review history of tested URLs.
AppBlit LLC
Highlight web pages and documents easily.
The app allows users to highlight web pages, PDF, Word, and Powerpoint documents. It synchronizes these highlights and comments to iCloud and offers organization through folders.
Paul Zabelin
Control media playback remotely
Control media playback on Mac or Windows PCs via WiFi. Adjust volume, skip tracks, and pause playback. Supports , YouTube, Hulu, Vimeo, and iTunes. Requires computer and installation. No physical needed.
Tom Biel
Download, manage, and view files.
The app provides a web browser with download capabilities for various file types. It includes a file manager for organizing downloaded content and viewers for images, documents, audio, and video.
Manabu Nakazawa
Redirect URLs with custom rules
Automatically opens Google Maps links in Apple Maps. It forces Safari to use privacy-focused search engines like Kagi or Startpage. It redirects social media links to alternatives like Nitter or Old Reddit. Users create custom URL redirection rules.
Apps are ranked by functional similarity, category fit, rating confidence, and popularity.