{"id":7387,"date":"2010-07-21T12:59:54","date_gmt":"2010-07-21T19:59:54","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/wapreview.com\/?p=7387"},"modified":"2010-07-21T13:15:00","modified_gmt":"2010-07-21T20:15:00","slug":"mobile-bookmarklets-now-easier-than-ever","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/wapreview.com\/7387\/","title":{"rendered":"Mobile Bookmarklets, Now Easier Than Ever"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Bookmarkets are snippets of JavaScript in a browser bookmark that automate sharing links on Twitter or Delicious, subscribing to feeds in Google Reader or Bloglines, translating web pages to another language, fixing illegible page colors and much more. I use them all the time and find they really enhance my productivity.<\/p>\n

A couple of years ago I created o.yeswap.com<\/a>, a special page of bookmarklets for Opera Mini users. Mini lacks drag and drop or any other way to directly save a link as a bookmark. You have to enter bookmarklets manually, which is difficult especially on feature phones that don’t support copy and paste.<\/p>\n

With my mobile bookmarklets page when you click one of bookmarklet links, the page reloads with the bookmarklet appended to the URL. Opera Mini users can\u00a0 bookmark the page and then edit the bookmark address by removing the “http:\/\/o.yeswap.com\/?” from the beginning.<\/p>\n

That method works in other browsers too including Mobile Internet Explorer, the iPhone, Palm Blazer, Opera Mobile, Symbian 5th edition and desktop browsers but is unnecessarily tedious with browsers that support copy\/paste or have the ability to save a link as a bookmark.<\/p>\n

So I’ve modified the bookmarklets site to include a new dynamic landing page (image). It offers three different ways to save the bookmarket:<\/p>\n