About this app

Make Safari feel clean. WebClean uses Safari's content-blocking and extension APIs to reduce known ads and trackers, hide selected page annoyances, and add dark or eye-care styles without routing your traffic through a server. One-time purchase. No subscription. FEATURES - Local Safari rules for known ad and tracker domains - Optional cleanup for pop-ups, cookie banners, and open-in-app prompts - Dark mode for websites - Separate per-site exceptions for blocking and website styles - Local category counts and a seven-day trend - A clear setup guide with content-blocker status checking - Safe defaults and one-tap recovery through the allowlist PRO (ONE-TIME UNLOCK) - Unlimited blocking allowlist (free allows 3) - Custom eye-care brightness, contrast, and warmth - Full tracker rules and deep annoyance cleanup - Blocking presets and per-site block, allow, or clutter rules - Conservative YouTube player cleanup - Import personal filter lists stored only on this device - iCloud preference sync; imported list contents do not sync PRIVACY WebClean does not collect browsing data, log visited sites, or proxy network traffic. Settings and statistics stay on your device; eligible Pro preferences can sync through your private iCloud key-value store. No account, ad SDK, or tracking SDK is required. WebClean is a Safari content blocker and web enhancer, not a VPN. Results vary by website, and the app does not bypass login, subscription, paywall, DRM, or server-side content restrictions.

Latest release

What’s New

Version 1.5 Jul 30, 2026

WebClean 1.5 adds safer domain validation, a clearer iPad two-column workbench, local rule imports with automatic format detection, per-site rules, content-blocker status checks, updated privacy manifests, and reliability fixes for large filter lists. Custom reading and unaudited remote rule updates were removed to keep browsing predictable.

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