Mac Power users episode 701, the Safari Extension Roundup.

Yeehaw, everybody. Welcome to Mac Power users. It's time for the Safari Extension Roundup.

Do you like that? You like my yeehaw? It felt very at home for some of us who live in the South.

How's that? Is that better? That's pretty good. You're a secret cowboy.

My dad was from Missouri. I got some of those sayings in me.

You know, like works better than windshield wipers on a duck s**t. You know that one?

Did we just get a beep? I don't know. Yeah, yeah, I know. I put in the notes. Bleep.

David saying that word. You're spicy today. What is happening? I don't know.

Lack of sleep. Lack of sleep. Anyway, gang, I'm David Sparks and joined by your pal and

mine, Steven Hackett, we're the Mac Power users. We're here today to talk about howdy, howdy,

howdy y'all. Then we're here today to talk about Safari Extension Roundup because it's

time to talk about Safari Extensions. We've been mentioning over the last few years how Apple has

been loosening their grip on Safari and making it easier, not the word easier for people to create

extensions and now there's some some good ones to choose from. We've been promising you for a

while that we're going to share with you some of our favorites and most useful extensions and

today that's what we're going to do. Before we get started, any housekeeping, Steven?

I just want to thank everybody who backed the Kickstarter. There was a big success. It's all

wound up now and I'm hard at work on my final production stages. So if you backed it,

I will be sending out updates via Kickstarter and always start to say something on the show and

on social media and stuff and on five-twulp pixels when I moved a backer kit which is what I use

for fulfillment. Everyone who backed the Kickstarter will get an email saying, hey, it's time to give

Steven your address and if you didn't back it but you've changed your mind or you want extra stickers

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