Edgenuity Script: Userscript vs Extension (2026)
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An 'Edgenuity script' is usually a userscript: a piece of JavaScript you load through a manager like Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey that runs on Edgenuity pages to skip, advance or answer things for you. You'll find free ones on GitHub and Greasy Fork. Some worked once. Most are abandoned, many only ever supported classic Edgenuity, and a few are written to steal your session.
This guide covers how userscripts compare to browser extensions, how to vet a script before you run it on your school account, and what Revolt ships: one maintained userscript that runs on desktop and on phones, updating automatically.
Userscript vs extension
Both run code on Edgenuity pages in your browser. The differences are in how they're installed, updated and trusted:
| Userscript | Browser extension | |
|---|---|---|
| How you install it | Install a script manager, then add the script | Install from a browser store |
| Updates | Only if the script defines an update URL and the author keeps publishing | Delivered through the store |
| Works on phones | Yes, in browsers that support script managers | Mostly desktop only |
| What it can reach | The pages it matches, plus any outside servers it's allowed to contact | Declared permissions, reviewed by the store |
| Typical maintenance | One person, often abandoned | Depends on the publisher |
Neither format is automatically safe or unsafe. What matters is who wrote it, whether they still maintain it, and what the code actually does.
The risks of random Edgenuity scripts
- •Abandoned code: Edgenuity's player changes, and a script built for an old version silently does nothing, or worse, half-completes activities.
- •Token and cookie loggers: a script runs inside your logged-in Edgenuity page. A malicious one can send your session to someone else's server, and from there your school account is theirs.
- •Obfuscated code: if you can't read what a script does, you can't know what it sends where.
- •Classic-only support: most free scripts predate EdgeX and the Nova Player, Edgenuity's Learnosity-based player for quizzes and tests, so they break the moment your course uses either.
- •No pacing: scripts that answer everything instantly produce perfect scores in seconds, which is exactly the log you don't want a teacher reading.
- •Copy-paste from Discord: a 'working script' posted by a stranger is the most common way students get their accounts taken.
How to vet a script before you run it
- 1Check the last update date. Anything untouched for a year is probably broken on today's Edgenuity.
- 2Read the source. If it's minified or obfuscated with no explanation, skip it.
- 3Look at which outside domains it's allowed to contact. In Tampermonkey that's the @connect lines; any unfamiliar server is a red flag.
- 4Read the issues or comments. 'Doesn't work anymore' and 'my account got logged out' are the reviews that matter.
- 5Check which platforms it supports. If it says nothing about EdgeX or the Nova Player, assume it doesn't.
What Revolt ships
Revolt is a userscript, and it runs on every device:
- •Desktop: the Revolt script with Tampermonkey in Chrome, Edge, Brave or Firefox, from the Tutorial page (desktop setup).
- •iPhone and iPad: a userscript that runs in the Focus browser app (iOS setup).
- •Android: the same userscript in Firefox with Violentmonkey (Android setup).
It updates automatically, so there's no reinstalling a script every time Edgenuity changes something. Mobile covers classic Edgenuity, with EdgeX on mobile still experimental; the other platforms are untested on phones, so use a computer for those. Full mobile details are in Edgenuity on your phone.
What a maintained tool covers that a free script doesn't
- •Classic Edgenuity, EdgeX and Nova Player quizzes and tests, plus Edmentum and Subject on desktop.
- •Auto Quiz from a database of 500K+ answers, with AI fallback for questions it hasn't seen (Edgenuity, EdgeX quiz lookups, Subject).
- •Auto Instructions, Auto Advance, Auto Assignment and Auto Project for the rest of the course.
- •Pacing controls: delay presets, Humanized Answers and the Work Hours Scheduler.
- •Anti Logout, Allow Tab Out and Privacy Shield for the everyday annoyances.
- •Support from a team and a 47,000+ member Discord, instead of a GitHub issue nobody answers.
Skip the abandoned scripts. Get the auto-updating Revolt script on your computer or your phone.
Download RevoltWhich one should you use?
On a laptop or desktop, use the Revolt script. It covers every platform and every feature. On a phone with no computer around, use the same userscript for classic Edgenuity. If you have both, the best setup is the script on your computer with the Remote Control Dashboard on your phone. Same key either way.
Frequently asked questions
What is an Edgenuity script?+
Usually a userscript: JavaScript run through Tampermonkey or Violentmonkey that automates parts of Edgenuity, like advancing videos or answering questions.
Is there a working Edgenuity Tampermonkey script?+
Most free ones are abandoned or classic-only. Revolt maintains its own userscript, which runs on desktop with Tampermonkey and on phones (Focus on iOS, Violentmonkey on Android).
Are free Edgenuity scripts safe?+
Some are, many aren't. A script runs inside your logged-in session, so a malicious one can steal it. Read the source and check what servers it contacts before running anything.
Does the Revolt userscript update itself?+
Yes. The Revolt userscript updates automatically, so you don't reinstall when Edgenuity changes.
Can I use an Edgenuity script on my phone?+
Yes. Revolt's userscript runs on iPhone and iPad through the Focus app and on Android through Firefox with Violentmonkey, for classic Edgenuity.
Run a script you can trust
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