Five Safari web extensions
Small extensions for Safari that each do a single job well. They run on your Mac, keep to themselves, and ask nothing of you: no account, no tracking, no upsell.
Never guess how you signed in.
When you come back to a site, Last Login quietly marks the button you used last time, Google, Apple, GitHub, or a plain email address. No more staring at five buttons trying to remember which one is your account.
Capture the whole page, not just the screen.
Grab an entire web page, top to bottom, as one clean PNG. No scrolling, no stitching screenshots together by hand. Click once and you have the full page, ready to save or share.
Watch every video on your terms.
Set the speed for any video on the web, fill the whole window when you want to focus, and turn captions on once and forget about it. It reaches far past the built-in controls, and it works well beyond YouTube.
Fill any form in one click.
Save your details once, then fill any web form in a single click. Your profile lives inside the extension on your Mac, and nothing is ever sent anywhere. It is autofill you can actually see.
An independent read on what is in your cart.
While you shop for groceries online, Grocery Verdict offers an independent take on a product: a plain quality tier, the label claims decoded, and whether the premium is worth paying. Guidance, not medical advice.
How they are built
Each tool solves a single, real annoyance. No suites, no feature creep, nothing you need to learn.
The four shipping tools make no network calls at all. What happens in your browser stays on your Mac.
Nothing to sign up for, no analytics following you around, no upsell waiting on the other side of a click.