Purple Crow For Safari
Emotes & Chat for Live Streams
About
Enhance your live stream viewing experience on Twitch and Kick with custom emotes, chat features, and player controls. This browser extension offers over 70 quality-of-life improvements for streamers and viewers.
What's New in Purple Crow For Safari
3.9.8
October 19, 2026
Channel previews follow settings immediately. Kick chat handles reused message rows reliably.
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FAQ
What platforms does Purple Crow For Safari support?
Purple Crow For Safari supports Twitch (twitch.tv) and Kick (kick.com). It functions as a Safari Web Extension to enhance these platforms.
What kind of emotes does Purple Crow For Safari support?
It provides full support for BetterTTV, FrankerFaceZ, and 7TV emotes. This includes live emote updates, badges, username paints, and an easy-to-use emote menu picker with search and tab completion.
Can I customize the chat experience with Purple Crow For Safari?
Yes, you can split chat with alternating backgrounds, color-code messages per user, adjust readability for dark usernames, and use features like timestamps, spoiler tags, and first-time chatter highlights.
Does Purple Crow For Safari offer player controls?
Yes, it includes features like VOD real-time clock, forcing video quality from 160p to Source, disabling autoplay, auto theater mode, and an OLED pure-black background option.
Does Purple Crow For Safari have ads?
No, Purple Crow For Safari does not contain advertisements. The developer has indicated that it is ad-free.
How much does Purple Crow For Safari cost?
Purple Crow For Safari is a paid application. It is available for a one-time purchase price of $0.99.
Is Purple Crow For Safari available on other browsers?
Purple Crow For Safari is specifically designed as a Safari Web Extension. Its compatibility is limited to the Safari browser on supported Apple devices.
How often is Purple Crow For Safari updated?
The latest version, 3.6.1, was released on June 16, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Updates typically occur to introduce new features or address issues.
