AI says these methods are aviable -

1. Built-in UI (Tampermonkey / Violentmonkey)

1.1 Menu commands (most common)

Appears when click userscript icon. Use cases -

Enable / disable features Switch modes (simple vs advanced) Reset stored settings

Pros- Zero HTML/CSS Clean, native Very stable

Cons - Not visible inside the page No rich UI

1.2 Notifications - Good for feedback, not control.

jsCopy codeGM_notification({ title: "Amazon Cleaner", text: "Title cleaned", timeout: 2000 });

2. Page-embedded UI (most powerful)

2.1 Floating panel / overlay (recommended) You inject your own HTML + CSS into the page.

Use cases- Live toggles Filters Debug info Power-user controls

Pros- Full control Interactive Can store state via GM_setValue

Cons- Must handle CSS conflicts Needs cleanup logic

2.2 Inline UI (inject near page content) Example: add buttons . This requires DOM-aware logic per site.

3. Persistent settings (UI + storage)

Tampermonkey gives you storage:

Combine with: Menu commands Checkboxes Dropdowns

This gives you real app-like behavior.

4. Advanced UI (SPA-like)

Inject React / Vue Load external CSS Build full dashboards

Trade-offs: Heavier, CSP may block external scripts, Overkill unless necessary