Developed by Zhenyi Tan, Vinegar is a Safari extension that replaces the entire native YouTube player with a minimalist HTML playback interface, similar to the now defunct YouTube5 Safari extension when Flash was still a thing. If you use Safari on a Mac or iPhone/ iPad, however, there's an extension you can install that does a lot more than just remove unwanted ads from YouTube. There are several free adblocking extensions available for popular web browsers that claim to be able to strip YouTube videos of ads, but not all of them work consistently, and some can even prevent YouTube videos from playing altogether. The most popular way to achieve this is by installing adblocking software and watching YouTube through a browser. Click the checkbox next to an extension so that it is unchecked in order to disable the extension. Otherwise, you might be wondering if there's another way to reduce the deluge of ads you see that avoids you having to sign up to another subscription service. Open Safari from your Dock or Applications folder. It wouldnt be any faster with a dedicated app. You can open a browser to a specific page with a single click.
If you're a regular user of YouTube, paying a few dollars a month to enjoy an ad-free experience is probably worth the outlay, especially if you use the native YouTube app. There is no need for a separate app dedicated to just YouTube on a Mac.
YouTube in recent years has been increasing the number of ads that viewers see in and between videos, all in an attempt to get more people to subscribe to its YouTube Premium plan, which removes all ads for a monthly fee, amongst other benefits.
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