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With the new Marklets.com bookmarklet you can search for and use the bookmarklet you need without leaving the website you're visiting. Now you only need to save one bookmarklet and with one click you'll have access to the internets largest bookmarklet database.

Quix is an extensible bookmarklet, that allows you to easily access all your bookmarks and bookmarklets, across all your browsers, while maintaining them in only one spot. All you have to do is remember the shortcut for the bookmarklet, so, basically, it's like a command line for your browser.

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mgOps is a meta-tool:   1.) Enter an image. 2.) Choose an online image utility. It works best with our bookmarklet (ImgOps), or you can enter a URL above.   what is a bookmarklet You can also insert  http://imgops.com/  in front of any image URL.

"kwout" is a way you quote a part of a web page as an image with an image map. To use this service, all you need is to add our bookmarklet to your favorite browser.

f you bookmark this bookmarklet or drag it to your browser's toolbar, you can use it to shorten the URL of the site you're visiting when you press it.

NextStories offers you never-ending reading about your favorite topics. While you finished reading a particular story and start thinking which site or article to go to next, click on the NextStories bookmarklet.

An browser bookmarklet that gives you more control on media content on websites. It can be used to resize/move movies, play games in full screen in addition to a lot of other enhancements.

Highlight text on any website and get ready to create a image out of it for sharing on Pinterest or other social networks! Click "Pin A Quote" Once you've highlighted the text you want, click the "Pin A Quote" bookmarklet and add in who said the quote.

"MEGApwn is a bookmarklet that runs in your web browser and displays your supposedly secret MEGA master key, showing that it is not actually encrypted and can be retrieved by MEGA or anyone else with access to your computer without you knowing."

"Gloss is - …a highlighter for the Internet. …a bookmarklet that highlights sentences for anything you read online. Click a sentence, and it gets saved to your account."

Social.com is a suite of social media contribution tools designed to help you spread your message to all your followers on the Internet. With Social.com's browser bookmarklet you can quickly and easily send the page that you are on - even from Google Reader - to Twitter, Delicious, and Ping.fm. Use the Social.com WordPress Plugin and Button to drive more traffic to your blog or website.

A new way to use the web: "Blaze", "Publish" and "Walk" Blaze: Collect pages using the convenient bookmarklet and connect them into a trail. Publish: Make your trail publicly viewable for other people. Walk: Find other people's trails and read them.

HAVE YOUR FOLLOWERS ALREADY SEEN IT? Ever wonder if your Twitter followers already saw that link in their stream? That's why Link Different exists. Install the bookmarklet, use it on links and find out if your followers already heard about it from somebody else.

cc:to me powers up self e-mails With cc:to me it's super simple to email yourself notes from anywhere. Use the bookmarklet to send yourself a note or a piece of any website along with it, or you can text us.

Marker.to is a simple annotation tool. Have you ever used a marker pen for highlighting your paper documents?  Marker.to will do the same for webpages! After you install a browser extension or bookmarklet and run Marker simply by clicking on the icon, you can highlight text on a website with your mouse.

Auto-Submit Your Content to Millions of Readers with One Button. OnlyWire automates the submission of your status and website links to 43 top social media sites.

ow is it different from bookmarking? historious is very different from your standard bookmarks, as you don't have categories, tags, names or anything else to categorize. Everything is generated automatically with one click of the bookmarklet, and historious saves the page as it is at that moment. When you need a site, you type a few keywords you remember from it, such as "blue sea", and historious shows you all the sites relevant to those keywords. historious searches inside the content of the page, which is why it needs no tags or any other user input. Think of it as Google search for your history. No bookmarks to wade through, no items to clean up, just a search box.

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