This is my slowly-growing collection of self-written chromium console witchcraft. I archive anything I plan to use more than once here. Perhaps you'll find something here of use:

Recursively prints all discovered JS values and their types to console. Can be memory intensive and may crash chrome console on larger websites when using high recursion depth. Object paths can be blacklisted if necessary.

Changes all discovered JS values to different values of the same type from elsewhere on the site. The results of this can range from boring to spectacular. Strings are currently the most entertaining and safe thing to corrupt.
NOTE: Running this can create "bad" cookies that persistently break things. Fixing this if it happens requires clearing your cookies.

Similar to Chrome Corruptor but exclusively corrupts DOM properties. Safer to run and always produces spectacular results.

Attaches debug events to all discovered JS functions. Has support for antispam, path blacklisting, and selective detouring of parts of a website. Incredibly powerful for reverse-engineering.

Recursively searches for JS values or values under keys containing search terms from searcher.SEARCH_KEYS and prints them to console.

Run to record a transcript of DMs as you scroll. Start at the top and scroll your way down. Might not work as of the most recent update.

Get back the classic look n' feel of Discord! Overrides some CSS and HTML elements and is currently a work-in-progress. Gives you the old blurple back, probably.

Scrapes YouTube video URLs from shitpoststatus.com and outputs the result as comma-newline separated strings.

Extracts links to track/song titles of the current page. Originally used to scrape my likes from here for use in another script. Make sure to scroll through everything you want to capture first.

Extracts links to videos of YouTube playlists. Navigate to the first video in a playlist like this one, scroll through as much as you want to scrape, then run to capture the URLs.

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Crazy? Once. They locked me in a room. With rats. That procedurally generate text with Markov chains. And those make me crazy.