Findbar For Safari

Privacy redirects now point at servers that are actually online, and send you to the original site when none are available. The popup no longer shows the wrong on or off state in some languages.

Findbar turns Safari's address bar into a shortcut to any site. Type a short keyword followed by what you want, and jump straight there. No more typing the full URL. 30+ BUILT-IN SHORTCUTS, EDIT EVERY ONE • g apple → Google search for "apple" • w eiffel tower → Wikipedia article • y cooking tutorial → YouTube search • maps central park → Apple Maps location • a airpods → Amazon product search • and 25 more: YouTube, Wikipedia, Amazon, Apple Maps, IMDb, Spotify, Reddit, X, TikTok, Translate, plus picks for developers like GitHub, Stack Overflow, MDN, and Apple Developer. Add your own keywords, edit any default, or remove what you don't use. Your list, your rules. OPEN MULTIPLE SITES AT ONCE Type one phrase and Findbar can open more than one tab in a single keystroke. Useful when you want to compare results without retyping the search. PATH-STYLE SHORTCUTS FOR POWER USERS Set up shortcuts that take part of what you type and drop it into the right URL. Jump to any GitHub repo by name, any video by its ID, any subreddit by name. Unlimited custom patterns for the workflows you use most. FASTER, CLEANER SITE VERSIONS Turn on shortcuts that automatically open lighter or cleaner versions of popular sites. Open Reddit in its classic layout. Skip extra clutter on certain pages. All off by default, turn on what you want. Some redirects depend on community-run services that may not always be available. WHY FINDBAR • 100% on your device. No accounts, no tracking, no cloud sync. • Instant redirects with zero flicker for the 30+ built-in shortcuts. • Universal: works on Mac, iPad, and iPhone. One purchase, all three. • Built for privacy. Your shortcut list, your searches, and your browsing never leave your device. REQUIREMENTS • macOS 14 or later • iOS / iPadOS 17 or later