Guides
How to change the websites you use
Step-by-step ways to export, hide, clean up and automate on the websites you use, with and without ScriptPanda.
Export
- Any websiteHow to copy all links from a webpageCopy every link on a webpage to your clipboard, one URL per line with duplicates removed: with the Chrome console, or a one-click button.
- ChatGPTHow to export a ChatGPT conversation to MarkdownThree ways to get one ChatGPT conversation out as a Markdown file: copy it by hand, use the full data export, or add an Export to Markdown button.
- ClaudeHow to export a Claude conversation to MarkdownGet one Claude conversation out as a Markdown file: copy each reply, use Claude's full data export, or add an Export to Markdown button.
- GeminiHow to export a Gemini conversation to MarkdownGemini can export single replies to Google Docs. To save a whole Gemini conversation as Markdown, copy it by hand or add an Export to Markdown button.
- Any websiteHow to export a list from a webpage to CSVExport a list of items from any webpage to a CSV file with each item's title, link and price, ready for Excel or Google Sheets.
- ChatGPTHow to save a ChatGPT conversation as a PDFSave a ChatGPT conversation as a clean PDF without the sidebar or the message box: print it from Chrome, or add a Save as PDF button.
Hide and clean up
- Any websiteHow to hide popups and overlays on any websiteHide newsletter popups, sticky banners and overlays that cover a page, and get the page scrolling again when a popup has locked it.
- RedditHow to hide promoted posts on RedditHide promoted posts and ads in your Reddit feed and comment threads, and hide the right-hand sidebar, without paying for Reddit Premium.
- LinkedInHow to hide the LinkedIn feedLinkedIn has no setting to turn the home feed off. Hide it so LinkedIn opens on a quiet page, with a button to show the feed when you want it.
- XHow to hide trending topics on X (Twitter)X's Explore settings only change which location trends come from. Here's how to hide the trending panel and Who to follow box on X, everywhere.
- YouTubeHow to hide YouTube commentsYouTube has no viewer setting to hide comments. Hide the comment section under every video, with a button to show it for one video when you want.
- YouTubeHow to hide YouTube recommendationsHide recommended videos on the YouTube home page, beside the player and on the end screen, without turning off your watch history.
- YouTubeHow to hide YouTube Shorts on desktopYouTube's Not interested button hides the Shorts shelf for 30 days on the home page only. Here's how to hide Shorts everywhere on desktop, for good.
- Any websiteHow to turn on dark mode for any websiteGive any website a dark mode in Chrome: the experimental Auto Dark Mode flag, a site's own theme setting, or a dark theme built for that one site.
Automate
- Any websiteHow to add keyboard shortcuts to any websiteAdd your own keyboard shortcuts to a website, such as J and K to move through a list and O to open an item, without them firing while you type.
- Any websiteHow to auto-refresh a webpage in ChromeChrome has no built-in auto-refresh. Reload a page on a timer, with a visible countdown and a pause button, while the tab is open.
- Any websiteHow to fill the same web form automaticallyFill the same web form in one click with values you can edit, without the tool ever submitting the form for you, and why passwords stay out.
AI on the page
Build
- Any websiteHow to highlight words on a webpage automaticallyHighlight several words on any webpage at once, every time it loads, with a count of matches at the top. Ctrl+F only finds one term at a time.
- Any websiteHow to write a userscript with AIWrite a userscript with AI: what the header does, why asking a chatbot often fails without seeing the page, and how to build one on the page itself.
Compare
- Any websiteRobomonkey alternative: ScriptPanda comparedRobomonkey and ScriptPanda both build browser tools with AI. Here's how they compare, using only what each product states as of October 2026.
- Any websiteScriptPanda vs TampermonkeyTampermonkey runs userscripts you find or write. ScriptPanda writes the userscript from a description of what you want. Here's when to use which.