Make your browser smarter with bookmarklets

Browsers, in general, are applications that obtain web content from a web server (HTTP, HTTPS, and other supported protocols) that they connect to, whether it’s a static or a dynamic content. They are also packed with features that maximize your productivity when you’re surfing the web, and one of those features are bookmarks. Bookmarks are a list of your favorite websites that you may often access or that you may archive it for later use, and, depending on the browser, are synchronized across devices and are able to be categorized into groups.

However, browsers also support URLs that are not HTTP and HTTPS, and one of them is javascript:, which is necessary for bookmarklets. A bookmarklet is a one-line URL that contains the minified JavaScript code that works against documents, and it can modify contents of a document and send an alert. For example, javascript:alert("Hello world!") is a URL that tells JavaScript to execute the alert function. Executing this on your browser leads to this:

Before giving you the steps on how to add a bookmarklet, you’ll need to exercise caution. Bookmarklets are JavaScript code that is executed without warning, and this code might perform malicious and/or unwanted operations, such as exfiltrating data from your session.

Chromium browsers

To add a bookmarklet on your PC with Chrome, Chromium, and Chromium-based browsers, you can usually drag a bookmarlet to your bookmarks bar. Alternatively, follow these steps:

When you click on the bookmarklet, you should see:

Alternatively, you can search for the bookmarklet, and click on the bookmarklet, like below:

Firefox

To install a bookmarklet to your Firefox browser on your PC, you can drag the bookmarklet to the bookmarks bar. Additionally, you can manually add the bookmarklet by following the steps:

You should then see the below alert message:

Chrome for Android

To install a bookmarklet to Chrome on your Android phone or tablet, follow these steps:

Tap on the bookmarklet, not a search icon, and you should see this:

It works with simple and complicated bookmarklets. Once you’ve learned how to add a bookmarklet, why not try out some of the most interesting bookmarklets, such as this?

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Schaut mal beim #wartenAuf39c3 in das Repo rein. Vielleicht macht ja gemeinsames Bookmark sammeln mit dem #bookmarklet, #LocalStorage und verinfachtem #git Issue Erstellung einfach mehr Spaß?

Repo-Link: https://y.lab.nrw/jek25-19

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Ich habe kurz versucht die ersten vier Klicks per Bookmarklet zu überspringen... jetzt müsste ich anfangen JS zu debuggen. Ey geht das nicht einfacher?!

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忽然發現小書簽或 javascript: 網址，本身是也是語法正確的 js 程式碼，因為 `javascript:` 可以解作 label，而 js 中對非 block 的標籤是合法的。

如果小書籤開頭是函數宣告，那對函數宣告的標記在嚴格模式是非法的，但小書簽要進嚴格模式要寫成 `javascript:'use strict'; // ...` ，於是又合法了。

除非執行小書籤的外部環境已經是嚴格模式了
`"use strict"; eval("javascript:function foo(){};foo()")`

另外如果區塊的開頭是帶 label 的 'use strict' ，例如 `javascript:'use strict'` ，進不了嚴格模式，開頭要是乾淨的 'use strict' 。

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Do you ever find yourself explaining to AI chatbots what your #Dataverse tables look like? Such as when trying to get them to spit out the right expressions for #PowerAutomate cloud flows?

Stop checking what your schema is, just copy-paste the details from the Web API with this bookmarklet: https://link.jukkan.com/bookmark

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