Using Filzy with Apple's Lockdown Mode
Lockdown Mode is an advanced Apple protection that disables certain web technologies, including WebAssembly. This prevents Filzy's local processing tools from working. Here's how to add an exception for this site.
What is Lockdown Mode?
Lockdown Mode is a security feature available on iOS 16+, iPadOS 16+ and macOS Ventura+. It reduces the attack surface by disabling certain features, including WebAssembly (WASM).
Filzy uses WebAssembly to compress, convert and clean your files directly in the browser, without sending data to any server. When Lockdown Mode is active, these tools cannot function.
Add an exception on iPhone / iPad
Open Safari
Navigate to this site in Safari on your iOS device.
Site settings
Tap the "aA" button in the address bar, then tap "Website Settings".
Disable Lockdown Mode
Turn off "Lockdown Mode" for this site only. Other sites remain protected.
Reload the page
Reload the page for the changes to take effect.
Add an exception on Mac
Open Safari
Navigate to this site in Safari on your Mac.
Site settings
In the menu bar, click Safari → Settings for "filzy.app".
Disable Lockdown Mode
Uncheck "Enable Lockdown Mode" in the dialog that appears.
Reload the page
Reload the page for the changes to take effect.
Alternative: use Chrome or Firefox
If you'd rather not change Safari settings, you can use Chrome or Firefox. These browsers fully support WebAssembly and all Filzy tools work perfectly, with no configuration needed.
Your files stay private
Filzy processes all your files locally in your browser. No files are sent to any server, regardless of the browser you use.