Describe the change. Tweeks handles the rest.
Tweeks is a browser extension that lets you customize how websites look and behave using natural language. Describe the change you want and Tweeks generates it for you. No code needed.
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Hides the Shorts shelf from across YouTube for a cleaner feed with only longform videos.
Curated modifications picked by our team
Removes sponsored/ad sections from Google search results, including top and bottom ads
Remove Shorts shelves, tabs, cards, and links across desktop and mobile YouTube.
Show price history graph directly on Amazon product pages with link to CamelCamelCamel for more details.
Removes the AI Overview section and AI Mode tab from Google Search results
Export conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Copy to clipboard or download as markdown.
Adds an X button next to share and bookmark buttons on X.com posts to quickly click "Not interested in this post"
Extracts follower count from hover overlays and displays it between username and post time
Remove the right sidebar/footer and expand the feed to fill the space
Add a Feed Personalization panel to filter posts by time, hide ads, and filter by engagement metrics - works on both main feed and individual posts!
Tune LinkedIn exactly how you want it.
Transforms Google into a 1970s green-phosphor CRT terminal with scanlines, image grid, tab navigation, and a retro TV power-off animation.
Toggle left and right sidebars for a distraction-free experience on X.com.
Replace X logo with Twitter bird, remove all Grok elements, and restore Twitter branding
Make the header larger + full width, keep the main content the same width. Increase all font sizes to improve readability
Add a filter panel to filter posts by title/URL text, min points and min comments. Also add option to sort by default, points, or comment count
Adds a 3-minute countdown timer on LinkedIn that shows a blocking modal when time is up
Add a countdown timer widget to the bottom right. After the timer expires, bring up a blocking modal saying "Get back to work" with an option to dismiss. Includes settings to customize timer duration.
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Make the header larger + full width, keep the main content the same width. Increase all font sizes to improve readability
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Add a filter panel to filter posts by title/URL text, min points and min comments. Also add option to sort by default, points, or comment count
news.ycombinator.com
Highlights posts containing specific keywords, applies dark mode theme, opens comments in split view iframe, and opens ALL links in new windows on the right side. Implements strict CSP with iframe sandbox for robust XSS protection. FIXES CSP: Removes frame-ancestors from HTML meta tags and provides instructions for HTTP response header configuration.
github.com
Displays lines of code counters in the GitHub sidebar
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Transforms GitHub with a Gengar EX Pokemon card theme and animated Pikachu in the background
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Convert Hacker News with 20+ theme options (dark and light) and a Theme Picker in the header
github.com
Show the issue number that will be created, with highlighting for upcoming significant numbers
news.ycombinator.com
Enhanced search using Algolia API with working comment links and proper formatting. Replaces page results with search results inline. Sort by relevance or date. Does not run on item pages.
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Larger font, unicorns everywhere, sort by upvotes, gray for <50 points
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Highlight new comments, mute users, and other tweaks for Hacker News
vercel.com
Changes all fonts on Vercel docs to Comic Sans MS for easier reading
Tweeks is a browser extension that lets you customize any website. You can remove distractions, add features, change layouts, and modify how any site looks or behaves. Describe what you want in plain English, and Tweeks uses AI to generate the modification automatically. No coding required.
Tweeks is a browser extension that customizes websites using plain English. Describe the change you want, and Tweeks does it for you.
No. You create your own tweeks simply by describing what you want, without writing code. Or install existing community tweeks.
Tweeks runs lightweight userscripts on the pages you choose, so changes persist without affecting the rest of your browser.
No. Tweeks is built so you can customize websites without writing code. You can install community tweeks with one click, and you can create your own by describing what you want in plain English.
Tweeks injects small scripts (called userscripts) into web pages as you browse. These scripts can modify the page's appearance, add new features, or change how elements behave. Each modification runs in a secure sandbox and only affects the specific sites you choose. Changes persist across page reloads and browser sessions.
You can modify virtually any website. Popular sites include YouTube (remove Shorts, clean up the interface), Google (customize search results), LinkedIn (filter feed content), Amazon (add price tracking), Reddit (enhance readability), X/Twitter, ChatGPT, GitHub, and thousands more. If it loads in your browser, Tweeks can modify it.
Tweeks supports Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc, Comet, and other Chromium browsers, as well as Firefox.
No. You can use Tweeks without logging in to browse community tweeks, install them, and enable or disable them in the extension. Creating your own tweeks from natural language does require a free account.
The core Tweeks experience is designed to be useful for free. You can install the extension, browse and install public tweeks, and create your own modifications without paying.
Tweeks is designed to give you control over what runs in your browser. You choose which tweeks to install, which websites the extension is enabled on, and you can disable or remove any modification at any time. Tweeks also uses a three-world security model, and every public tweek has viewable source code so you can inspect what it does before installing it.
Tweeks are designed to be lightweight and fast, and they only run on the websites where you enable them. Performance depends on what a specific modification does, but none should significantly impact your system. If you run into any issues, submit feedback within the extension or on Discord and we'll investigate.
Yes. Any modification you create can be published to the Tweeks public library. Other users can then discover, install, and use your modification with a single click. You get a public profile page showing all your shared modifications and their install counts.
Tweeks is compatible with Greasemonkey-style userscripts, so existing scripts can work out of the box. What makes Tweeks different is the AI-powered creation: instead of writing code, you describe what you want in plain English and Tweeks generates the script. It also includes easy sharing features and a public library of community-created modifications you can install with one click.
Tweeks is the correct name of the extension and individual modifications are also called Tweeks. People sometimes search for it as "Tweaks" or "browser tweaks" because it sounds the same when spoken. If you are looking for a browser extension that lets you tweak websites like YouTube, Google, or Reddit, you are looking for Tweeks.
You can modify virtually any website. Popular sites include YouTube (remove Shorts, clean up the interface), Google (customize search results), LinkedIn (filter feed content), Amazon (add price tracking), Reddit (enhance readability), X/Twitter, ChatGPT, GitHub, and thousands more. If it loads in your browser, Tweeks can modify it.
Tweeks supports Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc, Comet, and other Chromium browsers, as well as Firefox.
No. You can use Tweeks without logging in to browse community tweeks, install them, and enable or disable them in the extension. Creating your own tweeks from natural language does require a free account.
The core Tweeks experience is designed to be useful for free. You can install the extension, browse and install public tweeks, and create your own modifications without paying.
Tweeks is designed to give you control over what runs in your browser. You choose which tweeks to install, which websites the extension is enabled on, and you can disable or remove any modification at any time. Tweeks also uses a three-world security model, and every public tweek has viewable source code so you can inspect what it does before installing it.
Tweeks are designed to be lightweight and fast, and they only run on the websites where you enable them. Performance depends on what a specific modification does, but none should significantly impact your system. If you run into any issues, submit feedback within the extension or on Discord and we'll investigate.
Yes. Any modification you create can be published to the Tweeks public library. Other users can then discover, install, and use your modification with a single click. You get a public profile page showing all your shared modifications and their install counts.
Tweeks is compatible with Greasemonkey-style userscripts, so existing scripts can work out of the box. What makes Tweeks different is the AI-powered creation: instead of writing code, you describe what you want in plain English and Tweeks generates the script. It also includes easy sharing features and a public library of community-created modifications you can install with one click.
Tweeks is the correct name of the extension and individual modifications are also called Tweeks. People sometimes search for it as "Tweaks" or "browser tweaks" because it sounds the same when spoken. If you are looking for a browser extension that lets you tweak websites like YouTube, Google, or Reddit, you are looking for Tweeks.
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