Awesome

bookmarklets

Bookmarklets are awesome. They sit in your favourites quietly without hogging any resources, being quick to they're quick to add and even quicker to use. They provide a wide variety of features on all kinds of sites. But some sites make it terribly hard to find their bookmarklets, others don't even officially provide one. That's why I created this site. This is a place to find bookmarklets for your favourite websites, be it social media sites like Twitter, Facebook or Tumblr, or sites like GitHub, Gist, and Zootool.

The list is frequently updated with new and even more awesome entries. Read on to find out how you can add new bookmarklets yourself in order to help improve the site.

Working with the code

bookmarklets is built using gulp. The default gulp task sets up a local server, some watchers for all filetypes so you're ready to go.

git clone https://github.com/RadLikeWhoa/bookmarklets.git
cd bookmarklets
gulp

Only files in the src directory should be edited. If all you want to do is add a new bookmarklet you only need to work inside the networks directory.

Adding new bookmarklets

Add new bookmarklets to the networks folder.

If a .json file for the network you're trying to add already exists, you can add further bookmarks to the the same file as part of the bookmarklets collection (and following the standard format). You can read more about the format in the table further down this page.

If there is no existing .json file you'll need to add one yourself. Your new file should look like this:

{
  "network": "",
  "category": "",
  "color": "",
  "bookmarklets": [{
    "name": "",
    "code": ""
  }]
}

After you've added your new bookmarklet you need to run gulp dry (build without preview) or gulp (build with preview).