Lisse

Gives every website the smooth corners you see on iOS. Same radius the site chose, just a nicer curve. Capsules included.

Lisse changes the rounded corners on the websites you visit so they look softer, closer to the corners on an iPhone. On most sites a rounded corner is just part of a circle, so the edge runs straight and then turns all at once. Apple rounds things differently, with a curve that eases in gradually. Lisse applies that softer curve to the pages you browse. It doesn't change how round a corner is, only the shape of the curve. A button with a 12px radius keeps its 12px radius. Nothing on the page moves or resizes, so buttons and menus stay the same size and sit where they always did. Pill-shaped buttons and toggles get the same treatment, with smooth rounded ends. It redraws a plain solid border so it follows the new curve, and it brings back a shadow that the rounding would otherwise cut off. When a corner has something Lisse can't reproduce cleanly, it leaves that element the way it found it. Lisse starts before the page finishes drawing and updates each element as it loads, so you don't see corners jump from square to round after the rest of the page shows up. It also redoes any corner that changes on hover or focus, once that animation finishes. You can turn it on or off for each site from the toolbar icon. Green means on, grey means off. It's on by default and remembers the sites you switch off. It doesn't run on pages the browser blocks, like its own settings. Everything happens on your own computer: it doesn't use an account or track you, and it never sends anything over the network. The only thing it saves is the list of sites you've turned off.