Userscripts

github.com/quoid/userscripts Browser Extensions Open-source projectOpen source

Userscripts provides an open-source userscript manager for Safari, as described by its project page.

github.com/quoid/userscripts
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About Userscripts

Userscripts is an open-source userscript manager and editor for Safari on macOS and iOS/iPadOS. It installs .user.js scripts through the extension popup or by saving files to a designated directory, and can use an iCloud folder to share scripts between devices, with a built-in editor on macOS.

It is installed through Apple's App Store and requires iOS 15.1 or higher, or macOS 12 with Safari 14.1 or higher. The iOS version has no built-in editor, and iCloud syncing may have delays or file eviction.

Key features

  • Manages Safari userscripts from selectable local directory
  • Installs scripts from .user.js URLs via extension popup
  • Installs scripts by saving .user.js files to directory
  • Includes script editor in macOS version
  • Syncs scripts between macOS and iOS via iCloud folder
  • Uses automatic default directory on macOS and recent iOS
Best for: Safari users on macOS and iOS who want to run and manage userscripts.
Good for
  • Open-source userscript manager for Safari
  • Works on both macOS and iOS/iPadOS
  • Supports sharing scripts via selectable iCloud folder
Watch out for
  • Requires iOS 15.1 or higher, or macOS 12 with Safari 14.1 or higher
  • iOS version does not include the macOS script editor
  • iCloud sync can have delays and files may be evicted by optimization

Userscripts at a glance

Type
Open-source project
Pricing
Not confirmed. Check the site
Open source
Yes · Source code
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Userscripts FAQ

How do I install a userscript on iOS?
Visit a .user.js URL in Safari and open the extension popup to see an installation prompt, or save a .user.js file directly to the Userscripts directory. The URL path must end with .user.js.
Do I need to set a userscripts directory on macOS?
No, if you are not syncing between devices. It uses a default directory automatically, and you only need to select a location to store scripts elsewhere.
Can I sync scripts between macOS and iOS?
Yes, by selecting an iCloud folder as the directory, though syncing may be delayed and files may be evicted; on macOS 15 / iOS 18 set the folder to "keep downloaded".
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