Tampermonkey is a popular userscript manager for Chrome, Safari, Dolphin & UCWeb
Version
4.0 ( 5126 )
Update
Mar 27, 2023
Developer
Category
Installs
10,000+
Rate
0
Tampermonkey is a browser extension that allows you to write, install and run userscripts that enhance the functionality of the UCWeb browser and of webpages you regularly visit.
It offers you an easier way of installing, customizing and managing the scripts. Once installed, it adds a new icon to the browser’s title bar from where you can easily access it in order to add scripts or disable them.
### IMPORTANT ###
Please note that Tampermonkey UC is still in beta state, so the stability might depend on your Android and UCWeb version and settings.
So please report problem to allow me to fix them instead of giving bad ratings. Thanks.
### Known Problems ###
* In opposite to the Chrome/Opera/Safari extensions frames are not supported
### Requirements ###
* minimum 1GB RAM
* a fast dual-core CPU is recommended
### Debugging ###
* use 'adb logcat' to get the Tampermonkey and Userscript console messages
* depending on your Android and UCWeb version you maybe can use Chrome (chrome://inspect) + ADB to debug the WebViews directly
Thanks for using Tampermonkey. :)
It offers you an easier way of installing, customizing and managing the scripts. Once installed, it adds a new icon to the browser’s title bar from where you can easily access it in order to add scripts or disable them.
### IMPORTANT ###
Please note that Tampermonkey UC is still in beta state, so the stability might depend on your Android and UCWeb version and settings.
So please report problem to allow me to fix them instead of giving bad ratings. Thanks.
### Known Problems ###
* In opposite to the Chrome/Opera/Safari extensions frames are not supported
### Requirements ###
* minimum 1GB RAM
* a fast dual-core CPU is recommended
### Debugging ###
* use 'adb logcat' to get the Tampermonkey and Userscript console messages
* depending on your Android and UCWeb version you maybe can use Chrome (chrome://inspect) + ADB to debug the WebViews directly
Thanks for using Tampermonkey. :)
