Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension that allows you to customize the way webpages look and function.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application type
Platforms
- Mozilla Firefox
United States



One of the most popular alternatives to Violentmonkey is Greasemonkey, which is free and open source. Other popular alternatives are Tampermonkey, FireMonkey, Stay - Userscripts Extension and Userscripts. You can choose from more than 10 Userscript Managers like Violentmonkey for Mac, iPad, iPhone, Windows and Linux.
Greasemonkey is a Firefox extension that allows you to customize the way webpages look and function.



Tampermonkey is a free browser extension and the most popular userscript manager for Blink- and WebKit-based Browsers like Chrome, Opera Next and Safari.




Firemonkey is a totally new combined user-Scripts and user-Style manager. While it has similar functions to other user-Script managers like GreaseMonkey/Tampermonkey/Violentmonkey, and user-CSS managers like Stylish/Stylus/xStyle, there are also differences.


Stay is a new generation browser script manager on Safari. It supports both native scripts and tampermonkey and violentmonkey scripts.





Greasemonkey Port is a userscript manager for SeaMonkey, originally written by Aaron Boodman and currently SeaMonkey front-end maintained by Marti, Ratty and/or Farby with some backend support from Anthony Lieuallen and Johan Sundström.




Macaque is a UserScript Manager Browser Extension. Macaque provides you the ability to add, edit, remotely edit, as well as view the console logs for each UserScript!.








Makeover lets you change the appearance and behavior of web pages with CSS and JavaScript. To use it, you go to a web page you want to customize, tap the Makeover icon, and paste the code into the text field.




Frida is a free open-source dynamic instrumentation toolkit for developers, reverse engineers, and security researchers created and supported by NowSecure researchers.

