Bookmarklets

Bookmarklets are free tools to help with repetitive or otherwise impossible tasks in your web browser. To use a bookmarklet from this site on another web page:

1. Drag the bookmarklet (e.g. zoom images in or zap colors) to your Bookmarks Toolbar or Links Bar.
2. While viewing a page you want to use the bookmarklet on, click the bookmarklet from your Bookmarks Toolbar.

Bookmarklet categories:

• Link Bookmarklets: search links, linked images, etc.
• Form Bookmarklets: toggle checkboxes, enlarge textareas, view passwords, etc.
• Text and Data Bookmarklets: zoom images in, sort table, etc.
• Zap Bookmarklets: get rid of annoyances such as unreadable color combinations, Flash, and blind links.
• Web Development Bookmarklets: debug web pages and experiment with new code.
• Validation Bookmarklets: check how well the code of a web page is written.
• Miscellaneous Bookmarklets.

• Search Bookmarklets.
• Search Engine Optimization Bookmarklets: search for backlinks, analyze search engine positions.
• Log Analysis Bookmarklets: analyze referer logs efficiently.
• Flash Bookmarklets: pause, rewind, and fast-forward Flash cartoons.
• Tipping Bookmarklet: send money to an e-mail address in a page.
• Color Bookmarklets: change all colors on a page at once.
• Keyword Bookmarklets for Scripters: type "jb document.body" to make document.body blink, etc.
• Site-specific Bookmarklets: fix annoyances on some sites I read.
• Bugzilla Bookmarklets: for people involved in the Mozilla project or other projects that track bugs using Bugzillas.
• Testing browsers: test features or stress limits of browsers.

Other pages:

• Frequently asked questions
• Announcement list
• Links
• Browser comparison chart: how well various browsers support bookmarklets.
• Add a bunch of bookmarklets at once
• Creating a remote control bookmarklet

� 2000-2007 Jesse Ruderman ([email protected]). Feedback is welcome.
Last modified April 22, 2004.