Scripty - Javascript Injector
Inject your Javascript into the webpage
Inject custom JavaScript (JS) into any webpage, automate tasks, and manage scripts. Ideal for developers and power users.
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Inject JS lets you effortlessly inject custom JavaScript (JS) scripts into any webpage. Automate tasks, enhance websites, and instantly modify page behaviors.
New Update:
* Import/Export Scripts
* Expanded Script File Size Limit
Key Features:
* Inject JavaScript instantly into any website.
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перестал работать пишет, что надо установить, но он установлен
I shouldn't give 5 stars, because of: "Failed to update script: Resource::kQuotaBytesPerItem quota exceeded", having a max length is not purposeful. Otherwise 5 stars.
Solid 10/10
In deed the developers of this tool did a great job
Amazing tool
It's much faster than writing and running a full-blown automation script for every little thing. I love it!
The editor is simple but effective, and the URL matching options cover everything I need.
I've tried a few extensions like this, and Inject JS is by far the most reliable. Managing scripts is a breeze. The context menu is a great idea, but sometimes it feels a little clunky when I have a lot of scripts. Maybe a search bar in the context menu? Regardless, it's still an awesome tool.
I feel like I've been waiting for an extension like this for years. It's the perfect balance of a simple tool for quick hacks and a powerful manager for complex scripts.
Honestly, this is the best extension I have seen to inject custom javascript onto pages. It loads before document_start which is hard to find in any of these other extensions, and the UI isn't cluttered with garbage. It just works, which I appreciate.