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OpenUserJS is a site for downloading userscripts to enhance your browser. Its home page lists userscripts with names, install counts, ratings and update dates, including tools to bypass link shorteners, block YouTube autoplay previews, view manga pages online and widen GitHub pages. The site states that continued use constitutes agreement to its Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Chrome Theme Studio is a free tool for creating custom browser themes for Chromium-based browsers, including Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge and Brave. Users adjust colors for the toolbar, tab and frame areas in real time, including inactive and incognito states, then download the theme.
SmartUpscale is an extension for Firefox and Chrome that applies integer scaling to images on webpages, preventing blur on images whose displayed size is an integer multiple of their real size. It is aimed at high pixel density displays. The scale is calculated per image, and options and limitations are documented.
Multithreaded Download Manager is a Firefox browser extension. It downloads files using multiple simultaneous connections to the server, which may improve download speed depending on network conditions. Users can adjust Firefox configuration settings to use more than 6 download threads. The extension does not collect or upload user data, and requires sufficient disk space as files are first stored in Firefox's internal storage.
Hidden Settings is an open source project with code, documentation, and setup resources for browser settings.
Auto Tab Discard is a browser extension that automatically discards inactive tabs after a specified amount of time to reduce memory usage and prevent background scripts from consuming computational resources. It uses the browser's native tab discarding method, so discarded tabs are removed from memory but can be restored with their page state, including scroll position. An exception list and tab-type exclusions are configurable.
