bookmarklet
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- noun
- /ˈbʊkˌmɑːrk.lɪt/
- Texting
- To enhance your browsing experience, install the bookmarklet that collects all your shopping items in one place.
- Add a bookmarklet
Examples
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With this bookmarklet, you can quickly share links to your favorite websites on social media.
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Anytime a user sees something interesting online, they can click a quick "Share on Tumblr" bookmarklet.
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An easy-to-use bookmarklet lets you find and gather the videos you want to use.
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I installed the bookmarklet and the Chrome extension (I like to keep my options open).
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Use the Google Chrome extension or browser bookmarklet to quickly add content to your Edmodo library.
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Comes with a handy bookmarklet for viewing Flickr photos, too.
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This is a browser-based tool (bookmarklet, to be exact), so no additional download or setup is required.
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At launch, Findings' main feature was the ability for users to easily share those Kindle highlights with others by syncing their Kindle account with the Findings' web bookmarklet.
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To use Magzinr sign-in with your Twitter account, install the Magzinr bookmarklet, and start bookmarking. Anytime you click the Magzinr bookmarklet, you have the option to tag your bookmark, write a description, and tweet your bookmark.
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You can easily save articles to read later by using a bookmarklet in your web browser.
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Etymology
The word bookmarklet is made from bookmark and the ending -let, which means 'little', so it is like a 'little bookmark'. That's why a bookmarklet is a tiny program saved as a bookmark that you click to make something happen on the current web page.