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Work · October 12, 2025

LiT Browser

Stop your screen from timing out - wakelock browser for iOS

LiT Browser launched on October 12, 2025 with 6 votes. The site was still online in September 2026, 1 year on.

What it does

Stop your screen from timing out while reading, cooking, or following videos. Simple wakelock timer keeps your screen awake. Hit #48 in App Store Productivity in 24 hours. Perfect for recipes, articles, workouts.

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Productivity Developer Michael Perdue Language EN + 4 More Size 2 MB iPhone, iPad Screen stays on. Hands stay free. Now with widget, dark mode & privacy features. Stay LiT! Stop your screen from timing out while reading, cooking, or following videos. LiT Browser keeps your screen awake with a simple wakelock timer - set it and forget it. Perfect for: • Following tutorials • Cooking with messy hands • Reading long articles • Watching workout videos • Letting your child use your phone • Any time you need your screen to stay on FEATURES: • Customizable wake lock timers (15 min to unlimited) • Built-in bookmark manager with quick-launch tiles • Home screen widget for instant access • Password…from apps.apple.com

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