Currently there’s no way to fine-tune these permissions without reducing the extension functionality.
And it reads page contents when visiting YouTube only to determine the video quality. 4Ktube reads the current page address of any site only to be able to open it another browser. Therefore Safari warns that a script technically *can* read page information and browsing history. Safari extensions work by loading scripts into webpages you visit. Can you explain how it's safe to use this extention? If I get the answer I'll update my 4 star to 5. Just a question to developer: when you want to enable extention from Safari, it says this extension reads all sensetive data such as passwords and credit card information. Option-click the toolbar button to open 4Ktube Preferences.Īs you know,you can't watch Youtube's videos in 4k quality on Safari, So if you are someone like me who uses Safari all the time and just need Chrome to watch 4k videos,it's the fastest way to do it with this extention,
This can be set as the default behavior in the app preferences. Shift-click the toolbar button to also close the page in Safari when you open it in elsewhere. You can open any page in another browser this way. Click it to continue watching a 4K version of the video in another app. Look out for the 4K badge on the toolbar icon. Now, when you watch YouTube videos in Safari, the extension will let you know if there’s 4K quality available. Select which browser you’d like to open links in:Ĭhrome, Firefox, Edge, Opera or any other app that can handle it.Enable “4Ktube” extension in Safari Extension Preferences.Click “Show in Safari Preferences” button.To play such YouTube videos in HDR, 1440p, 2160p or higher quality you’ll have to use a different web browser. Safari does not support some of those videos. Google uses VP9 and AV1 video codecs for YouTube videos that have quality higher than 1080p. Skip current video ad: click the toolbar button while holding Fn key. You also get higher video bitrates and crispness on any display. Most modern MacBook and iMac models have native resolution higher than 1080p. You don’t even need a 4K TV or monitor to benefit from this app. This way you can open any page (not just YouTube videos) in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Opera or another app. Click the toolbar button to open the video in another web browser and enjoy it in full 4K glory. 4Ktube Extension shows a 4K badge in Safari toolbar if a YouTube video you’re watching offers quality higher than 1080p.
YouTube does not support 4K playback in Safari for some videos.
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