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Code Tweak

Code Tweak empowers your browser with custom UserScript support.

Add to Chrome

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< Key Features />

Built-in Script Editor

Edit user scripts in our custom all in browser code editor

Element Targeting

Point and click to identify DOM elements directly on any webpage

Greasy Fork Integration

Easily import exsisting userscripts

Template Library

Use prebuilt template's for common script modifications

Script Management

Our intuitive and simplistic dashboard makes it easy to manage all of your scripts in one place

Lightweight & Fast

High performance with minimal memory and CPU usage

< How It Works />

Install the Extension

Add Code Tweak to Chrome from the Web Store with a single click.

Find or Create Scripts

Search for scripts on Greasy Fork or create your own with our editor.

Target Elements Easily

Right-click on any element to select it directly into your code.

Manage Your Scripts

Enable, disable, edit, or delete scripts from the dashboard.

< FAQ />

What are user scripts?

User scripts are small JavaScript programs that modify the behavior or appearance of websites you visit. They can add new features, remove annoyances, or make sites more usable. Think of them as mini-extensions that you can write yourself or download from the community.

Is this extension compatible with scripts from other managers?

Yes, this extension is compatible with most standard user scripts created for other popular script managers like Tampermonkey and Greasemonkey, as long as they follow common user script patterns and metadata formats.

Can I import my existing scripts?

Absolutley, you can easily import and export scripts you or the community has created.

Does this extension collect any data?

No, Code Tweak respects your privacy and doesnt collect your data.

< Join The Community />

Join likeminded developers creating and sharing userscripts. Get help, share your creations, and collaborate.

GitHub Discord

// Community highlight
function joinCommunity() {
  const dev = new Developer('you');
  community.welcome(dev);
  return dev.contribute();
}