SpellBook Google Chrome extension adds right-click access to bookmarklets
We're big users of right-click context menus, especially in our Web browsers. We also love bookmarklets -- those handy little JavaScript snippets that sit next to our normal bookmarks and provide extension-like functionality. Combine these two things, and you've got SpellBook, a new Google Chrome extension that provides right-click access to all your bookmarklets.
Just install SpellBook and use Chrome's bookmark manager to drop your bookmarklets into the folder the extension creates. Now when you want to fire up you favorite marklet, you can simply click your right mouse button, hover over SpellBook, and then click the one you want to execute. The extension also adds two-click access to the Chrome bookmark manager.
Looking for some handy bookmarklets to install, too? Check out our list of favorites -- and remember, they'll work in practically any Web browser!
Just install SpellBook and use Chrome's bookmark manager to drop your bookmarklets into the folder the extension creates. Now when you want to fire up you favorite marklet, you can simply click your right mouse button, hover over SpellBook, and then click the one you want to execute. The extension also adds two-click access to the Chrome bookmark manager.
Looking for some handy bookmarklets to install, too? Check out our list of favorites -- and remember, they'll work in practically any Web browser!













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Subscribe to commentsjoesixgigFeb 21st 2011 10:09AM
Nice. I'm a big fan of the extension 'context menu search'.
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/ocpcmghnefmdhljkoiapafejjohldoga
It's basically a way to put any custom searches in the context menu. Some manual editing required: instead of '%s' it takes 'TESTSEARCH' as the keywords, otherwise very handy.
LinkpagerFeb 25th 2011 2:11AM
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Save your favorites as lists, customize them, and share them with the world or keep them to yourself with privacy options.
No Sync Required, Just Store and Share!
http://www.linkpager.com/
SaraMar 2nd 2011 1:43PM
This reminds me of gatherback.com... very cool.