Simple, Focused Capabilities
A lightweight user script manager focused on standard UserScript compatibility and local execution.
Built on Manifest V3
Built specifically for modern Chrome using the native userScripts API. Runs locally and respects your privacy.
Standard UserScript Support
Uses scripts with metadata headers (@name, @match, @include, @exclude, @version, ...) used by other script managers such as Tampermonkey, Greasemonkey, and Violentmonkey.
Popup & Dashboard UIs
Toolbar popup to toggle active scripts on current pages and a full dashboard to manage your script library.
Automatic Script Updates
Compares script version tags against remote @updateURL or @downloadURL endpoints for manual or batch updates.
Drag & Drop Import
Import local .user.js or .js files by dragging them into the dashboard or selecting them from your disk.
Embedded Code Editor
Built-in CodeMirror 6 editor with syntax highlighting, line numbers, error diagnostics, and Ctrl+S quick save.
Real-World Web Customization
Enhance your daily web browsing experience with lightweight user scripts tailored for your needs.
Custom Themes & Styling
Inject custom CSS or dark modes onto any web page to tailor site aesthetics to your liking.
Distraction-Free Browsing
Clean up news feeds, hide annoying sidebars, or remove sticky popups across your favorite platforms.
Workflow & Shortcuts
Automate repetitive clicks, add keyboard navigation shortcuts, or pre-fill web forms automatically.
Custom Buttons & UI Widgets
Inject custom buttons, action toolbars, or interactive DOM elements directly into web page layouts.
Get Up and Running in 3 Easy Steps
Install Extension
Add Scriptmonkey to Chrome from the Web Store and enable "Allow User Scripts" in chrome://extensions.
Create or Import
Click "Add / Import Script" in the dashboard or drag .user.js files directly into the window.
Automate
Scripts execute automatically on matching web pages when enabled.
Ready to manage your user scripts?
Install Scriptmonkey today for a minimal, lightweight user script manager in Chrome.