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"Remove sticky" is a must have on the modern web. Probably my most used bookmarklet. A couple of others I use frequently: Go to referrer. This fixes an infuri
by paol 6y ago
"Remove sticky" is a must have on the modern web. Probably my most used bookmarklet.
A couple of others I use frequently:
Go to referrer. This fixes an infuriating missing feature in browsers, where links opened in new tabs lose their history (why?). Often this workaround will work:
javascript:if(!document.referrer)%20alert(%22No%20referrer!%22);%20else%20document.location%20=%20document.referrer;%20void%200
Open in wayback machine. For when you follow a link and there's nothing there anymore.
javascript:{var%20url=location.href;void(window.open("http://wayback.archive.org/web/*/"+url));}
- BiteCode_dev 6y agoLove the "back to referer". You are right, it should be here by default.
- meue 6y agoRemove sticky is also my most often used bookmarklet. One that I also use regularly, related to your "Open in wayback machine", is "Save to wayback machine". That way it'll be there when you click it! javascript:location.href %3D %27//web.archive.org/save/%27 %2B location.href.split(%27%3F%27)%5B0%5D%3B
- arantius 6y agoI felt the same until I wrote https://arantius.com/misc/greasemonkey/fixed-only-at-top.user.js https://arantius.com/misc/greasemonkey/fixed-only-at-top.use... which works automatically. Sticky bits are visible at first, disappearing only when you scroll down.