Marklets.com may be the last bookmarklet you'll ever need

As a website, marklets.com offers up a vast library of bookmarklets, much in the same way that userscripts.org does for user scripts.

But marklets.com has a serious ace up its sleeve: its very own bookmarklet. Drag it onto your bookmarks bar, click it, and you'll get a pop-up bookmarklet search prompt. Type in what you want to do (for example, "PDF"), hit Enter (no "live search" while typing), and get a list of bookmarklets that may do what you need.

Okay, so far so good. But the cool part is what happens when you click the bookmarklet that you're interested in: it runs! Right then and there, marklets' code goes to their site, pulls the bookmarklet you requested, and runs it on the page you're currently viewing!

How awesome is that? All of the bookmarklets that you didn't want to install because you would rarely use them are now at your fingertips. Also, it's very easy to compare several competing bookmarklets without installing them all. Do you want to find the best "readability" bookmarklet? Just try them all within two minutes!

Tags: bookmarklets, browsers, directory, extensions, javascript, marklets, readability, utility