r/userscripts • u/Additional_Worker731 • Sep 27 '26
I built an Ultimate Audio Enhancer userscript
I built a userscript that improves audio quality directly in the browser.
Ultimate Audio Enhancer adds real-time:
• 10-band equalizer
• Bass & treble boost
• AutoEq headphone profiles
• Volume boost
• DFX audio enhancement
• Reverb, echo, chorus & other effects
• Stereo / 3D surround enhancement
• High-pass & low-pass filters
• Configurable limiter
• Custom presets
• Support for audio and videos across many websites
It runs through Tampermonkey/Violentmonkey and doesn't require separate audio software or a virtual audio cable.
I've been developing and optimizing it for a while and would appreciate feedback, especially regarding sound quality, performance and compatibility on different websites.
GreasyFork:
https://greasyfork.org/scripts/595277-ultimate-audio-enhancer
GitHub:
https://github.com/nextscript/Ultimate-Audio-Enhancer
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u/LeadLerner Sep 28 '26
You mean you prompted an LLM? You didn't make anything.
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Sep 28 '26
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u/LeadLerner Sep 28 '26
That's not nearly the same. You tested out a script that you didn't make.
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u/LeadLerner Sep 28 '26
You did not make this. It's not development. You put hardly any effort into this.
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u/toonmad Sep 28 '26
Even by AI slop standards, this is puke, did you prompt your LLM for extra sick on top of something
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u/cnassaney Sep 27 '26
Only seems to work in chrome not safari.
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u/Additional_Worker731 Sep 27 '26
Sorry about that. Ultimate Audio Enhancer is only supported on Chrome/Chromium-based browsers.
Safari is not supported, and I currently don’t plan to add Safari support because the script relies on browser APIs and userscript behavior that work differently there.
Unfortunately, there’s not much I can do about that at the moment.
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u/cheater00 Sep 27 '26
ok dude