List of augmented browsing software

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Augmented Browsing Software

Name	Form	Features	Compatibility
AlchemyPoint	Firefox extension with a client-side Proxy Server	Allows manipulation of web content, scraping of data from websites, detection/parsing of microformats, etc.
BFilter	Open source, client-side proxy server	Allows manipulation of page content	Available in many OS flavors
Bookmarklets	JavaScript	Can execute arbitrary JavaScript on any page, but requires a user to click them, rather than running automatically
Chickenfoot	Firefox extension	Enables end-users and hackers to script interactions on the Web	Not supported after Firefox V3
Firebug	Firefox extension for developers	Allows arbitrary real time changes to a page's DOM
GOFinder	Based on Internet Explorer	Allows playing music while navigating, can boot as a shell too.	Works best with IE9 installed.
Grammarly	Browser extension	Grammar, plagiarism and spell checker which can retrieve definitions and synonyms for marked words.	Firefox, Chrome, Safari, IE10+
GrimeApe	JavaScript injection proxy	Provides the GreaseMonkey API for running userscripts	Konqueror and Firefox are supported
Greasekit		Provides userscripting for Safari (WebKit)
Greasemonkey	Firefox extension	Alters the output of web content immediately after being displayed	Firefox, Flock and Web (formerly Epiphany).
iMacros	Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer extension	Allows the user to record and replay "Internet Macros" for web automation, web scraping or web testing.
Jetpack	Firefox extension providing robust API	Allows writing Firefox scripts (jetpacks) using JavaScript, jQuery and Firebug
Kango Framework	Cross-browser extension framework	Allows creating extensions for 5 popular browsers using JavaScript only	Firefox, Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, Safari
Lubemonkey	Firefox extension	Fork of Greasemonkey that stores persistent data in SQLite databases for efficiency.
MouseHole	Ruby-based client-side proxy server	Allows manipulation of page content
Muffin	Java open-source stand alone proxy server	Allows manipulation of page content (usually client-side, but sports a web interface in addition to a Swing GUI for configuration)
Platypus	Firefox extension	Interactive modification of content from the browser, and optionally save the transformations as a Greasemonkey script for future use
Privoxy	Open source, client-side proxy server	Allows manipulation of page content	Available in many OS flavors
Proximodo	Open source, client-side proxy server	Inspired by and interoperable with Proxomitron. Allows page content manipulation
Proxomitron	Proxy-level language	Available since late 1990s, predates JavaScript active browsing and provides a similar function for all browsers using a regular expression-like matching language
Reflect	Sends document to remote server for tagging	Tags the names of chemicals, genes, and proteins; clicking on a tag opens summary popups.	Supported on Firefox and IE
Scone	Open source stand alone proxy server (client and server side)	Allows manipulation of transferred web resources. It also provides personal web crawler, user action logging, and an mysql persistence component.
Stylish	Firefox extension using Cascading Style Sheets	Client-side manipulation of webpage content
Tampermonkey	Chrome (and other WebKit) extension	Greasemonkey compatibility and script management environment - update management, editing, enabling/disabling, etc of Greasemonkey scripts	Webkit-based (and Blink-based) browsers like Chrome
TOMODO	Crowd source augmented browsing. Server Side.	Allows real time modification of web resources. No installation required.	Supports all platforms and browsers.