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Super Lightweight User Script and Style Manager

Firemonkey is a totally new combined user-Scripts and user-Style manager. While it has similar functions to other user-Script managers like GreaseMonkey/Tampermonkey/Violentmonkey, and user-CSS managers like Stylish/Stylus/xStyle, there are also differences.

Note: None of my extensions contain any tracking, advertising or privacy infringement. They all have Mozilla Open Source licence. The source is clear and accessible by extracting the XPI.

Note: Firefox for Android support is experimental (v2.12+)

Features

• Lightweight extension for both User-Scripts and User-Styles
• Secure dedicated API (Firefox 65+) to handle User-Scripts
• Turn Scripts/CSS On/Off from Toolbar Button
• Supports both GM3 & GM4 (GM_*** and GM.***) style functions plus some new API (e.g. fetch)
• Script/CSS Auto & Manual Update
• Export/Import Preferences (for backup or share) to/from a local file on your computer
• Export/Import Scripts & CSS
• @require for requiring other saved scripts
• @container support
• Web Install scripts from GreasyFork, OpenUserJS & Stylish userstyles
• Direct Install scripts loaded into tab from GreasyFork, OpenUserJS & file:///
• Console logged script errors are referenced to the individual script
• Temporarily insert existing userScript & userCSS
• Scratchpad to temporarily insert CSS & JavaScript
• Log to display latest error & script update messages
• Notifications from scripts show script's name
• Help Guide included

Permissions

• Input data to the clipboard: Used to Copy to Clipboard
• Download files and read and modify the browser’s download history: Used only to export Script/CSS/Preferences
• Display notifications to you: Used to inform users
• Access browser tabs: Used to get data for tab operations
• Store unlimited amount of client-side data: Used by the user to store Scripts & CSS
• Access browser activity during navigation: Used to display the running scripts in active tab
• Access your data for all websites: Used to inject Script/CSS

External Reviews

FireMonkey uses Firefox's official API for userscripts and userstyles
How to use Userscripts, Userstyles with FireMonkey in Firefox?