If you are a player looking for a third-party tool to browse all Roblox games, you are looking for a (like RoPro or Roblox+, which are browser extensions). These use Roblox’s public APIs, not in-game scripts.
As long as the script is running inside your own game using official Roblox APIs (TeleportService, DataStore, MessagingService), it is 100% legal. Roblox even encourages "Server Lists" for competitive lobbies.
Most Roblox games rely on the platform’s automatic matchmaking system, which throws players into a random, partially filled server. For players looking to play with friends, find empty servers for grinding, or join high-population servers for chaos, this system is frustrating. Roblox SERVER BROWSER SCRIPT
This returns a JSON list of for your game ID. You can fetch this from an HttpService call inside Roblox (using a Proxy server) or via an external website.
local success, err = pcall(function() serverStore:SetAsync(game.JobId, HttpService:JSONEncode(data)) end) If you are a player looking for a
-- Cleanup when server shuts down game:BindToClose(function() serverStore:RemoveAsync(game.JobId) end) local ReplicatedStorage = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage") local TeleportService = game:GetService("TeleportService") local DataStoreService = game:GetService("DataStoreService") local Players = game:GetService("Players") local function RefreshServerList() -- Fetch all keys from DataStore (Use OrderedDataStore for efficiency) local pages = serverStore:ListKeysAsync() local servers = {}
https://games.roblox.com/v1/games/{universeId}/servers/Public?limit=100 This returns a JSON list of for your game ID
-- Populate UI here... end