A small Safari extension for iPhone, iPad, and Mac
See the web
in a new script.
Holonet changes the typeface on webpages in Safari to Aurebesh. Turn it on when you want a different way to read, and switch back whenever you like.
Made for Safari
Your pages, in Aurebesh.
Holonet is a Safari Web Extension inside a lightweight app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It changes how page text looks using fonts bundled with the app; it does not rewrite the page’s words.
A quick setup
Enable Holonet in Safari.
iPhone and iPad
- 01
Open Safari settings
In Settings, choose Safari. On newer versions, find Safari under Apps.
- 02
Turn on the extension
Choose Extensions, select Holonet, and turn on Allow Extension.
- 03
Choose website access
Allow access on the websites where you want Holonet to change the font.
- 04
Pick a reading mode
In Safari, open the Page menu, choose Holonet, and select a font mode.
Mac
- 01
Open Safari settings
In Safari, choose Safari > Settings from the menu bar.
- 02
Turn on the extension
Select Extensions, choose Holonet, and enable it.
- 03
Choose website access
Use the Holonet toolbar button to allow access to the websites you choose.
- 04
Pick a reading mode
Select the toolbar button, turn Holonet on, and choose a font mode.
Two ways to read
Choose your script style.
Standard
Shows each Latin letter with its matching Aurebesh character.
Digraphs
Uses combined characters for pairs such as ch, sh, and th.
Private by design
Your browsing stays yours.
Holonet stores its two settings on your device. It does not collect or send your browsing history or webpage content.