Userscripts are a way to add extra functionality to a site using Javascript. To use them, add the Violentmonkey extension to your browser. (It is the best open source userscript manager. It works better and looks better than the rest.) violentmonkey.github.io/
What userscripts do you love and why? Also, have you ever written a userscript? (It's probably one of the easiest and most practical ways to get into programming.)
Userstyle discussion is also welcome in this thread. They are a great way to make web sites more beautiful. It's also really handy for when you want to make a small but persistent CSS tweak to a site. To use them, add the Stylus extension to your browser. github.com/openstyles/stylus
Both of the above themes are configurable and come with many preset color themes. Pic-related is the above YouTube theme using Ubuntu-Purple color preset.
The overarching theme of this thread is taking control over your web browsing experience.
The code for the userscript looks fairly neat, but I've never used read-debrid before. real-debrid.com/ What's your main use-case for this userscript?
Colton Foster
Downloading stuff from DDS Rather than paying lots of random file hosting sites for premium, you pay real debird and can unrestrict a lot of different posters. Plus, you can add a torrent to real debird and it downloads on their servers. And if it's already cached on their servers you can download it at full speed straight away.
Carson Watson
why do people use tampermonkey over violentmonkey
Kayden Roberts
I can think of a few reasons. 1. Familiarity - It existed before Violentmonkey, and it still works, so some people might stick with it because they're used to it. 2. Vendor Lock In - Tampermonkey took some liberties with the GM API, and added a few more functions. If you use one of those rare userscripts that depend on a Tampermonkey-exclusive function, you have to use Tampermonkey.
A big reason people use Violentmonkey is because it's open source whereas Tampermonkey changed to a proprietary license a few years ago.
Brody Gray
If you use Safari, Tampermonkey might be your only option.
I have to recommend this userscript to everyone on Any Forums who looks at code here. If you post code in Any Forums, you will benefit from this even more.
>why do people use tampermonkey over violentmonkey According to OneeChan's README, there are legit reasons to use TamperMonkey or even GreaseMonkey depending on what browser you're using.
There's literally a toggle button inside the player, you don't need a script for this
Cooper Wright
it's your pref cookies, delete them and it goes back to saving autoplay state that broke recently for all of us. I tried installing the tweaks extension to fix it but it was the del pref cookies that fixed it.
