Construct Bookmark Article For Free

So, to add a bookmarklet to your browser, just create an HTML <a> link element using a URL that starts with ?javascript:?, followed by URL-encoded JS, then drag it to your bookmark toolbar. This creates a bookmark with JS code ? a bookmarklet!

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How to make a bookmarklet. That's pretty easy, just create a bookmark (using whatever method your browser has) with the following content: javascript:(() => {/* Your code goes here */})(); The javascript: part tells the browser that the bookmark is actually javascript which is to be executed.

Here is how: In Chrome, click Bookmarks > Bookmark Manager. You should see a new tab with the bookmarks and folders listed. Select the Bookmarks Tab folder on the left. Click the Organize link, then Add Page in the dropdown. You should see two input fields.

Regular bookmarks (aka favorites) are just locations to visit, like ? ?. Bookmarklets are javascript code that the browser runs on the current page, and they're marked by ?javascript:? instead of ?http://?.

TIP: Most internet browsers will allow you to use Ctrl+D (a keyboard shortcut), to quickly pull up the menu for creating a bookmark/favorite.

Adding Javascript Applets to Chrome's Bookmarks Open a New Tab in Chrome. ... Right click on the Bookmarks Toolbar. ... Select ?Add Page? from the contextual menu that appears. Give the Bookmark a name. ... Paste the Javascript applet into the URL field. Save that son of a gun and you're on your way to finishing this tutorial!