OpenUserJS

OpenUserJS is a community-driven platform for sharing and managing user scripts. User scripts are small pieces of JavaScript code that can modify the appearance or functionality of websites. They are typically installed using a browser extension like Tampermonkey, Greasemonkey, or Violentmonkey. OpenUserJS serves as a central repository where users can upload, discover, and download these scripts.

The primary goal of OpenUserJS is to empower users to customize their web browsing experience. This can include a wide range of modifications, such as improving website layouts, adding new features, removing unwanted elements, or automating repetitive tasks. The platform emphasizes open source principles, encouraging collaboration and transparency in script development.

Users can create an account on OpenUserJS to upload their own scripts, contribute to existing ones, and leave feedback. The site features a search function and various categories to help users find scripts tailored to their needs. Each script page typically includes a description, installation instructions, author information, and a comment section for community interaction.

OpenUserJS aims to provide a safe and reliable environment for sharing user scripts. While the platform itself does not execute the scripts, it relies on community moderation and user reporting to identify and address potentially harmful or malicious code. Developers are encouraged to follow best practices for script creation to ensure compatibility and security.