AI-powered userscripts
Supercharge your browser.
Download the video, skip the ads, speed up the player, automate the daily click-through, add the button they left out — or build something nobody has thought of yet. Say what you want in the side panel and ScriptPanda writes the userscript for the page you're on.
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ScriptPandaHide the trending panel on this page
Let me look at how the sidebar is built.
It's one block with the trends inside it — I'll hide the whole block.
Done. It's gone, and it'll stay gone when you come back.
How it works
You never leave the page.
No store to search. No editor to open. No JavaScript.
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Open the side panel
On whatever page is annoying you. ScriptPanda can already see the page you're on — there's no store to search and nothing to set up first.
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Say what you want changed
In plain English, the way you'd say it to a person. “Hide the trending panel.” “Make the article column wider.” No selectors, no JavaScript, no blank file.
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It writes it, installs it, runs it
ScriptPanda checks how the page is really built before writing a line, then puts the finished userscript straight to work. Come back tomorrow and it's still doing its job.
Not what you meant? Say so, and it rewrites the script — the same way you'd ask a person to adjust it.
What you can ask for
There is no list of things it does.
ScriptPanda writes real JavaScript that runs on the page you're on, which is a very large box. Most of what's in it is stuff nobody ever bothered to write a script for — the internal tool you use every day, the site with four hundred users, the workaround you've done so many times you stopped noticing.
Clear it out
Ads and popups, cookie walls, newsletter nags, Shorts, the recommendations rail, the sidebar you have never once looked at.
“Hide Shorts and the recommended sidebar”
Automate the tedious part
Expand every comment, tick every box, click through the pages, fill in the same four fields you fill in every morning.
“Expand all the replies, then mark them read”
Build the tool that's missing
A copy button. A CSV of the table you're staring at. A running total, a word count, a keyboard shortcut for the thing that takes four clicks.
“Add a button that downloads this table as CSV”
The honest edges: ScriptPanda writes one userscript for the page you're on. It hides ads on the page rather than blocking them at the network, and it can't schedule jobs, work across several sites at once, or run while your browser is closed.
Nothing happens silently
It tells you what it's doing, in words you already use.
You're about to let something write JavaScript and run it on pages you use every day. That deserves more than a spinner. ScriptPanda says what it's checking, what it found, and what it changed — as it happens, in plain language, with no selectors or tag names.
Every script also tells you which sites it runs on before it runs anywhere. And the code is right there when you want it — it's an ordinary userscript, and it's yours.
Hide the trending panel on this page
Let me look at how the sidebar is built.
It's one block with the trends inside it — I'll hide the whole block.
Done. It's gone, and it'll stay gone when you come back.
Compared with a userscript manager
Same idea as Tampermonkey. Without waiting for someone else to write it.
Tampermonkey, Violentmonkey and ScriptCat are userscript managers: they run scripts, keep them updated, and let you switch them on and off. They're good at it, and ScriptPanda does the same job. The difference is where the script comes from — theirs start with one somebody already wrote and shared, which is why the long tail of small annoyances never gets fixed.
| Traditional manager | ScriptPanda |
|---|---|
| Search a store and hope someone wrote it | Describe it and have it written now |
| Read the JavaScript to work out what it does | Read a plain-English summary — or the code, if you want it |
| Fix the script yourself when the site changes | Say what broke and let it rewrite the script |
| Only covers sites popular enough that someone bothered | Covers whatever page you happen to be on |
What you end up with is an ordinary userscript. Read it, edit it, switch it off, delete it — the same as any other.
The web is nearly right. Fix the rest.
Install it, open any page, and fix the first thing that annoys you.
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