Tampermonkey Alternative Repack Review

I clicked "OK" for the tenth time that month. But this time, I paused.

I switched to for daily driving. It feels like Tampermonkey from 2018—before the feature bloat, before the telemetry fears. But I keep ScriptCat in a portable Firefox install for those late-night automation experiments. tampermonkey alternative

So I went looking for alternatives. Not because Tampermonkey is bad—it's brilliant. But because no brilliant tool should become the only tool you trust. I clicked "OK" for the tenth time that month

Here’s what I found on the other side. Vibe: "I have nothing to hide because you can read my source code." It feels like Tampermonkey from 2018—before the feature

Violentmonkey is the ethical hacker’s Tampermonkey. It does 95% of what Tampermonkey does, but with zero proprietary bloat. The permissions model is stricter, the update checks are transparent, and the code is lean enough to run on a Raspberry Pi.

Tampermonkey had been my loyal companion for years. It injected life into boring web apps, scraped data that wasn't meant to be scraped, and turned Reddit into a usable website. But lately, something felt… off. The extension grew heavier. The sync features demanded Google Drive or OneDrive access. And the Chrome Web Store reviews whispered of "telemetry" and "tracking domains."