History Book - Browse & Search

While this is one of my favorite lesser-known apps, one of very few apps that actually deserves to be on the App Store, I do find it quite disappointing that I MUST be connected to the internet if I want to view webpages as they were saved. I get it, when there are lots of saved sites, even on the iPhone 17PM performance is horrendous. That being said, it's up to the user to manage their saved items, so I appreciate that it can be unlimited and would be upset if it wasn't. That being said, it's not TRULY unlimited, because in order to view a webpage, you must select the rich text icon in the center, and it will download styles from the CURRENT website, meaning if any css assets do not exist anymore, you can't view the page as it was in your "history book". Basically, History Book is just a really awful automatic screenshot app, without the screenshot part, that still requires internet access. I appreciate that I can view a version of the sites without styling, but it's ridiculous that only the core page is downloaded without any internal or external css. This is a massive limitation of the app and because of it, I don't ever recommend this app to anyone. You're better off screenshotting websites in full screen and saving them to a common location.

Apart from a few missing customizability options: - Folder in folders - Different colored folders/icons This app is actually really nice! I would love if you added an option to export a saved rich text straight from the share sheet to pdf though.

Family purchase friendly. If you web search on iOS safari and need to find an article you read in the past this is a very good utility. Useful when doing research papers or twitter battles. You have to turn it on in settings/safari/extension and it can only see stuff starting from when you turn it on.