| Github | https://github.com/hkitago |
| App Store | https://apps.apple.com/developer/hkitago/id302896514 |
| CodePen | https://codepen.io/hkitago |
From opening more tabs to navigating ideas in place. I’ve been exploring how long AI conversations can be easier to revisit and understand. Here’s a short tutorial video of ColorMark for Safari, showing how highlights work as anchors in vertically long content. Unlike the web search era, you move through ideas by hovering and scrolling instead of opening more tabs.
Built for people who use AI every day and want to come back to what matters without losing context. https://youtu.be/zo9rGCoOSN8
Happy to see CleanURL for Safari reach the Top 10 in the paid rankings on the App Store. Thank you to everyone who downloaded it and shared feedback. It truly means a lot.
As part of the roadmap, I plan to regularly update and maintain the list of tracking parameters the app removes, so it stays effective over time.
Best wishes for the rest of the year.
CleanURL for Safari has completed its first review and is now available on the App Store. https://apps.apple.com/app/id6755372898
About the price. I usually begin new tools with a free period for the first group of users. CleanURL is different because it is a single feature taken from the functions already offered in QuoteLink for Safari. Since the feature already existed in that app and the scope here is very small, this release starts with the standard Tier One price. I hope this makes sense.
Kicking off a small new Safari extension project: CleanURL for Safari.
It’s a tiny, toggle-based tool focused on one thing — removing the extra bits from URLs. Nothing fancy, just a clean on/off switch.
For now, the feature exists inside QuoteLink for Safari, and the screencast below shows its toggle in action (X AD to Apple Store). I’m exploring turning it into a standalone extension with the same minimal approach.
More to come as it takes shape.
"Update: The problem is solved, it was a bug in ios 26.0.1. I updated to iOS 26.1 and files now download automatically to my Downloads folder." https://www.reddit.com/r/ios/comments/1omltc2/in_ios_2601_flies_downloaded_in_safari_do_not_get/
After testing this behavior in iOS/iPadOS 26, it seems Safari no longer keeps blob data in memory. Instead, text generated from a blob is saved directly to the last used folder and opened for preview. However, I found that users can now control this via Settings > Safari > Downloads, which defines the default save location.
From "watch later" to "learn now”. I’ve been exploring how YouTube can turn into something you read instead of just watch.
Here’s a short demo of TextDrop, that converts YouTube videos into text with one click. It was originally made for the App Store, but I wanted to share it more openly so anyone can see how it works.
https://youtu.be/rG1QnRpXCto
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