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16.03.2012, 05:24
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Javascript bookmarklets?
Any other bookmarklets that can be used on lowbird? Thought about a next increment ...
Already have a search-term from any webpage ... ---- javascript: Qr = document.getSelection(); if (!Qr) { void(Qr = prompt('Keywords...', '')) }; if (Qr) location.href = 'http://www.lowbird.com/search/' + escape(Qr) ---- Copy this and put it in a bookmark: [BoB] javascript:Qr=document.getSelection();if(!Qr){void (Qr=prompt('Keywords...',''))};if(Qr)location.href ='http://www.lowbird.com/search/'+escape(Qr) [EoB] ------ Any thoughts? 
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16.03.2012, 05:27
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also see
Did also see this:
http://www.lowbird.com/board/showthr...=3552#post3552
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18.04.2012, 11:30
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Or you could just define a custom search provider in your browser that accomplishes virtually the same thing…
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18.04.2012, 12:55
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I'll just leave this here.
 http://lb.nerdpol.org/fxsearch/
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18.04.2012, 18:41
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browsers
Horst, that is great for Mozilla ...
I run Chrome alot, so i use the bookmarklet ... ... and, anyone know if there is any chance that get some other bookmarklets? I'd work on some, but could they be put up on the server ... Geändert von Reddi (18.04.2012 um 18:45 Uhr).
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Hybrid-Darstellung
