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A short intro to Tamperish

Tamperish is developed to be an easy-to-use user styles & scripts injection tool. It allows you to tamper with web pages using CSS & JavaScript snippets pretty much any way possible.

Tamperish attempts to recover most of the customisation abilities formerly provided by Tampermonkey and Stylish extensions, but using a simpler, more strict injection hierarchy.

Warning on behalf of 3rd-party scripts

If your plan is to use Tamperish, be aware of scripts provided on the Internet by 3rd-parties as including these may have unforeseen consequences like data leaking or privacy disruption.

Before you start

Tamperish is a sandboxed macOS app – that means it only has access to the folder you explicitly pick to work on top.

Adding Tamper snippets

Adding Tamper files is pretty easy and straightforward.

Examples

• Specific domain customisations: Google Search uses a www.google.com domain, thus to add a Google Search-specific style or script, simply create a folder named www.google.com inside the Tampers folder. CSS and JavaScript files should be then placed inside that folder.

• TLD customisations: If you want to apply some customisation rules on all com domains, simply create a com folder inside the Tampers folder and add customisation files there.

• Global snippets may be placed directly to the Tampers folder.

When you add the Tamper files properly, refreshing the page will immediately apply them.

Reporting issues

Having any issue, feedback or question, feel free to file an issue on project's issue tracker on GitHub.