I've been using (ONLY!) Macs since about 1990 (I still have ALL my old machines, laptops, etc. Still, I love my tricked-out System 7, which is in some ways STILL more advanced than macOS, but I digress), and I've ALWAYS valued my privacy (I don't use any so-called '[anti]social media'. My friends know how to reach me whenever they need. I don't want or need to be available 24/7). That said, I've always really safeguarded myself (VPNs are a MUST for everyone today, and not those 'free' ones), and on my iOS devices, I've had your (very highly-rated. Congrats) Amplosion. My concern is with this bit of standard 'contract' between Amplosion and us users: 'This extension will be able to read and alter web pages and see your browsing history on this website. This could include sensitive information, including...' I understand Amplosion will be able to read and alter pages, but regarding the browsing history, is that referring to the 'past pages' on which Amplosion has been used? In other words, is it just referring to past-'amped' pages? Aside from that, it's very simple to use (I like it), and it's part of my Safari 'pocket knife' of tools.