Step 1: Create Your Bookmarklet

• Enter a descriptive title for your bookmarklet in the Title field
• Write or paste your JavaScript code into the Code textarea
• Click the "Generate Bookmarklet" button to create your bookmarklet

Step 2: Test Your Code

• Use the "Run Code" button to test your JavaScript directly on the current page
• This helps verify your code works as expected before creating the bookmarklet
• If you need to make changes, edit the code and test again

Step 3: Install the Bookmarklet

• Drag the blue bookmarklet button to your browser's bookmarks bar
• The bookmarklet will be saved with the title you specified
• You can also copy the generated HTML code to share the bookmarklet with others

Important Notes

• Bookmarklets run in the context of the current webpage
• They can interact with page content, modify the DOM, and make web requests
• Some websites may have Content Security Policies (CSP) that restrict bookmarklet functionality
• For security reasons, bookmarklets cannot access local files or system resources

Tips for Success

• Keep your code concise and focused on a single task
• Test thoroughly on different websites where you plan to use the bookmarklet
• Consider browser compatibility when writing your code
• Use the Clear button to start fresh if you need to create a new bookmarklet