I run the Spiderweb Shade on my 4dr with the soft top. In my experience it’s not as effortless to put the soft top up & down and work around the shade as their marketing would have you believe. I had to undo two of the bungees to release the latches at the windshield header to fold the top. I would imaging you’d have to do the same for the freedom tops. And I’d guess as mentioned the center rear closure would be the most difficult to release. That said the Spiderweb shade is a great product and I’d buy one again, as far as design, I didn’t see many variances between the several shade products I looked at.
I don't need to remove any bungies. The top is super strong. I can pull it down firmly to get enough room to latch and unlatch the soft top.
As for the hard top- I run without the front center bungie because it gets in the way. Getting the center freedom panel lever is really tough, I jam my arm though up over the shade. Then the 2 bolts are a pain to line up through the holes. You don't have to run the bolts through.
On the 4 door, I found it was easy to remove the forward 5 bungies and fold the shade back, using 2 corner bungies to hold it back in place. Then the front is open, easy to take off panels, but the kids are shaded in the back seats.