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Noir Dark Mode for Safari 2026.2.3 for Mac

Noir Dark Mode for Safari 2026.2.3 for Mac

Mac Utilities
Updated Aug 2, 2026
Mac Utilities • Updated Aug 2, 2026

Noir is a Safari extension that gives every website a dark mode, even sites that never built one of their own. It builds a custom dark style for each page based on the colours that page already uses, so text stays readable and bright details still stand out. If you browse in the evening, Noir stops bright pages from glaring at you. It is made by indie developer Jeffrey Kuiken.

Key Features

  • Adds a dark mode to websites in Safari on its own, with nothing to switch per page
  • Builds each dark style from the colours of the page you are viewing
  • Comes with more than 20 built in themes, and you can create your own
  • Follows the dark mode setting of your device, or runs on your own schedule
  • Lets you turn Noir off or on for single websites when you need to

How to Download

  1. Click the download button on this page or Download from the official site to open the store listing.
  2. Buy and install Noir from the store, then open the app once to meet it.
  3. Turn the extension on in Safari settings and browse a bright site to see it change.

System Requirements

Noir requires macOS 12.0 or later, as listed on its store page.

FAQs

Does Noir collect my browsing data?

No. The developer states that Noir does not collect any of your browsing data, and your settings stay on your device or in your own iCloud account.

Is Noir a subscription?

No. Noir is bought once, with no subscriptions and no ads, as the developer explains on the store listing.

Can I stop Noir on one website?

Yes. You can adjust Noir for single websites, so a site that already looks right can stay just as its maker designed it.

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