JSON Peep for Safari vs SingleFile for Safari
Objective comparison powered by Apple verified App Store metrics and quality scores
Ultra-fast, beautiful JSON formatting and collapsible tree viewer for Safari.
Save a complete, readable webpage (with CSS and images) into a single HTML file.
Which one should you install?
JSON Peep is essential for API debugging; SingleFile is the ultimate offline web preservation engine.
Choose JSON Peep if you work with web APIs and need lightning-fast syntax highlighting and collapsible JSON trees.
Choose SingleFile if you want to archive full web pages with styling and images into single offline HTML files.
Specification Matrix
| Metric | JSON Peep for Safari | SingleFile for Safari |
|---|---|---|
| Quality Score | 92 (A+) | 89 (A) |
| Pricing Model | Free | Free |
| Download Size | 1.0 MB | 6.9 MB |
| User Rating | ★ 4.8 (100 条) | ★ 4.6 (64 条) |
| Minimum OS | macOS 12.4+ | macOS 15.0+ |
| Open Source | No (Proprietary) | ✅ Yes |
| Maintenance Status | Actively Maintained | Actively Maintained |
What Verified Users Say
JSON Peep for Safari
"Works smoothly, completely free, no data collected. You are a beautiful soul."
"I was very positive after looking at all the reviews. But unfortunetely it didn't work for me on my Safari 15.5 (MacOS 12.4). My current rendering text looks like the below snippet: TOKEN: XYZ ------- COMMAND: curl abc ------- { "text1": { "key1": "val1" } }"
SingleFile for Safari
"I usually report to PDFs when saving webpages but it’s clunky. The single file html output is faithful to the page and grabs all the elements."
"Did this app get abandoned? :("