Awesome Userscripts is a curated list of userscripts that enhance web browsing by adding features, improving usability, or removing unwanted elements from websites.
The project addresses the problem of limited or frustrating functionality on popular websites by collecting scripts that run in the browser to modify page behavior and appearance. Userscripts work through browser extensions like Greasemonkey, Violentmonkey, and similar managers that execute JavaScript code on specified websites, allowing users to customize their browsing experience without modifying the sites themselves.
This is a reference resource rather than a tool to install directly. Developers and end users should choose it when looking for existing scripts to solve specific browsing problems or when seeking inspiration for writing their own userscripts. The list organizes scripts by target website and functionality, covering popular platforms including YouTube, GitHub, Reddit, Discord, Amazon, and Google, as well as categories like ad blocking, privacy tools, and accessibility features. The repository explicitly welcomes contributions, making it a collaborative catalog rather than a finished product.
The project maintains an organized structure with clear categorization across multiple website-specific sections and functional categories. Documentation includes a compatibility section addressing browser support for userscript execution. The list spans numerous popular services and use cases, indicating sustained curation across a broad scope of web customization needs.
