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bookmarklet! Blummy

Tuesday, 1. November 2005, 15:32:05

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Preview of Blummy bookmarklet:

I knew this existed, but I didn't want to subscribe to an other web service, but this is really COOL!

Blummy is an online web service that lets you configure a little popup widow, where you can either put javascript or links. It's like if you had an other toolbar to put your bookmarklets, there are allready premade ones like BlogThis!, search, add page to del.icious....
If your toolbar is crowded and you need more space, this can help.

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Bookmarklets in Flock

Wednesday, 26. October 2005, 20:05:30

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I've been using Flock , I installed the web developer toolbar but I still missed my bookmarklets.
As I said in the previous post, Flock uses del.icio.us as bookmark manager.

So I tried to add bookmarklets.
First manually, as there's no manual "add bookmark" in the Favorites manager I had to first "star"(that how they call it in Flock, Favorites for IE, Bookmarks for Firefox and Opera...and star for Flock .) a page then go to the Favorites manager, then propeties, and past the code. Once "OK" clicked, I checked the URL and the code was gone, the page url back...it only seems to works if you drag a bookmarklet link.
I just loaded my Firefox bookmark page, and dragged them.

And bookmarklets work in Flock!

All my bookmark toolbars:
Flockbookmarks
The "bmk" are all bookmarklets, can't put more than 10/toolbar.

So there are some javascript codes somewhere in the blue nowhere now.

This means that they are all remotely loaded...(?)! What happens to the length problem then?



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IMPORTANT NOTICE:

Added 02.11.2005

Since I have dragged some bookmarklets, I had problems syncing and so I tried a fresh install, now I can see what was synced to del.icio.us, all the local links and javascript links have been changed to "http://delicious/doc/dangerous#oldURL", I just couldn't see them before. So they weren't corrected and still worked.
I'm hesitating of doing it again, bookmarklets may be more important that having my favorites in sync, it's not like having no bookmarks at all, but I think Blummy is the best alternative, could manage dagging one javascript link per session.

CONCLUSION: They work if you don't mind not syncing and disturbing delicious!

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At last a good Opera skin

Thursday, 13. October 2005, 19:02:21

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At last I found a nice theme for Opera, clean, sober and beautiful:Oxid 2.2


Made by Christian Krebs

Note the bookmark folders ? THERE IS NO NEED OF USING AN IMAGE OF A FOLDER HERE ! It's obvious, we know what they are.
And again, today I found a bookmarklet thread in Opera's forum. Some people have zipped their bookmarklets for download.

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