⚡️Chrome to Safari Migration Guide

Chrome Extensions on Safari

Can't find your favorite Chrome plugin in the App Store? Here are the best, battery-optimized Safari alternatives tested by macOS and iOS power users.

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Chrome Extension

uBlock Origin

✓Direct Safari Alternatives Found

Since uBlock Origin is not available on Safari due to Apple's declarative Content Blocking API constraints, **Wipr 2**, **AdGuard for Safari**, and **uBlock Origin Lite** are the best modern replacements. Wipr 2 operates silently in the background with zero performance impact, while uBlock Origin Lite brings Raymond Hill's official declarative rule sets to Apple devices.

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Chrome Extension

Dark Reader

✓Direct Safari Alternatives Found

While Dark Reader has a Safari version, it often causes noticeable page lag and battery drain on Apple Silicon. **Noir** is purpose-built in native Swift and WebKit APIs, producing flawless, instant, OLED-optimized dark modes with near-zero battery consumption.

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Chrome Extension

Tampermonkey

✓Direct Safari Alternatives Found

For running custom userscripts on Safari (especially on iPhone & iPad), **Stay** and **Userscripts** are the top native solutions. Userscripts is 100% free and open-source, while Stay offers cloud sync and mobile touch-screen optimization.

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Chrome Extension

Enhancer for YouTube

✓Direct Safari Alternatives Found

**Vinegar** replaces YouTube's heavyweight JavaScript player with Safari's lightweight, native HTML5 player. Combined with **SponsorBlock** and **Accelerate**, you get instant video ad blocking, background audio, native PiP, and customizable playback speed control.

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Chrome Extension

JSON Viewer Pro

✓Direct Safari Alternatives Found

**JSON Peep** provides instantaneous formatting for JSON responses in Safari with collapsible tree nodes, search filtering, and zero CPU lag on giant payloads.

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Chrome Extension

SingleFile

✓Direct Safari Alternatives Found

The official **SingleFile** port on Safari lets you archive any web page with CSS, fonts, and inline images into an archival-grade single HTML document with one tap.