03-23-2026, 01:35 PM
I don't know if this will be useful to anyone else, but sometimes I wind up with cats that have a lot of kittens that end up in the menagerie (I'm especially aggressive with this when testing starters for traits). When looking at the offspring of these cats, I want to see the cats I've still got, and am less interested in the menageried offspring.
So to that end, I made a userscript that fades menageried cats!
It will require that you have an extension installed in your browser. I use TamperMonkey, but this should work with other userscript managers, e.g. GreaseMonkey, ViolentMonkey, FireMonkey, ScriptCat, etc (none of these are tested though!).
Once you have a userscript manager extension installed, navigate to my script's GreasyFork page, and you should see an install button at the top of the page. In order to "activate" it, you'll need to reload any pedigree pages you've already got open, and then the menageried cats should be greyed out.
To give you an idea what this does, here's a zoomed-out screenshot showing a particularly prolific cat of mine:
![[Image: d8965007487307b65f4db5997c2d46ff.png]](https://i.gyazo.com/d8965007487307b65f4db5997c2d46ff.png)
As you might notice, some cats' images get faded out, others don't (only their pedigree data). This is just due to how the page is structured and the way my script finds menageried cats on the page. I have some ideas on how to fix this, but for me personally at least I don't find it a big deal. If everyone loves the script but wants that fixed, I might look into it.
A list of userscript extensions
Note that many of these extensions have a fair number of negative reviews. This is largely due to users complaining about a particular script not behaving properly (which is almost always the script author's fault, not the extension's!). One example is a review on OrangeMonkey that says "high quality ONLY 720p" (OrangeMonkey doesn't deal directly with videos, so whatever quality this reviewer is referring to, it has nothing to do with OrangeMonkey itself... likely some video downloader userscript they were using).
Be aware that extensions, especially userscript extensions, can request extensive permissions in your browser and access a lot of potentially personal/private data; use your judgement when installing. Also, userscripts can access pretty much any data on a page they are granted access to. I have not personally used any of these other than TamperMonkey.
Chrome
Firefox
Edge
I do not have Safari, Opera, etc installed on my primary system here, and cannot speak for userscript extensions for these browsers. Chances are, if you search your browser's extension repository for "Greasemonkey", "Tampermonkey", "Violentmonkey", or "ScriptCat", you'll find at least one of those.
Final Warning
Extensions and userscripts can be potentially dangerous! You are welcome to review my code on the GreasyFork page I linked above (or have a trusted friend who understands JavaScript do so) to confirm that my script does not do anything nefarious like sniffing your password or menagerieing all your cats. I strongly recommend never installing an extension or userscript without some outside verification that they aren't malicious. If you trust me, then you can trust my recommendation of Tampermonkey as a userscript management extension... otherwise, ask a nerd you trust
So to that end, I made a userscript that fades menageried cats!
It will require that you have an extension installed in your browser. I use TamperMonkey, but this should work with other userscript managers, e.g. GreaseMonkey, ViolentMonkey, FireMonkey, ScriptCat, etc (none of these are tested though!).
Once you have a userscript manager extension installed, navigate to my script's GreasyFork page, and you should see an install button at the top of the page. In order to "activate" it, you'll need to reload any pedigree pages you've already got open, and then the menageried cats should be greyed out.
To give you an idea what this does, here's a zoomed-out screenshot showing a particularly prolific cat of mine:
As you might notice, some cats' images get faded out, others don't (only their pedigree data). This is just due to how the page is structured and the way my script finds menageried cats on the page. I have some ideas on how to fix this, but for me personally at least I don't find it a big deal. If everyone loves the script but wants that fixed, I might look into it.
A list of userscript extensions
Note that many of these extensions have a fair number of negative reviews. This is largely due to users complaining about a particular script not behaving properly (which is almost always the script author's fault, not the extension's!). One example is a review on OrangeMonkey that says "high quality ONLY 720p" (OrangeMonkey doesn't deal directly with videos, so whatever quality this reviewer is referring to, it has nothing to do with OrangeMonkey itself... likely some video downloader userscript they were using).
Be aware that extensions, especially userscript extensions, can request extensive permissions in your browser and access a lot of potentially personal/private data; use your judgement when installing. Also, userscripts can access pretty much any data on a page they are granted access to. I have not personally used any of these other than TamperMonkey.
Chrome
Firefox
Edge
I do not have Safari, Opera, etc installed on my primary system here, and cannot speak for userscript extensions for these browsers. Chances are, if you search your browser's extension repository for "Greasemonkey", "Tampermonkey", "Violentmonkey", or "ScriptCat", you'll find at least one of those.
Final WarningExtensions and userscripts can be potentially dangerous! You are welcome to review my code on the GreasyFork page I linked above (or have a trusted friend who understands JavaScript do so) to confirm that my script does not do anything nefarious like sniffing your password or menagerieing all your cats. I strongly recommend never installing an extension or userscript without some outside verification that they aren't malicious. If you trust me, then you can trust my recommendation of Tampermonkey as a userscript management extension... otherwise, ask a nerd you trust