Bookmarklets

Bookmarklets are simple pieces of JavaScript code that let you do more with your browser without having to install any add-ons or extension. Bookmarklets are saved and used as normal bookmarks.

Use Google Sidewiki without the Google Toolbar

This article describes how you can use Google Sidewiki without installing the Google Toolbar. You can add the Sidewiki bookmarklet to your web browser or your iPhone and read Sidewiki entries or annotations for any web page.

Know What People Are Saying about a Web Page

If you want to know what people are currently saying about any web page on the Internet, try any of the following bookmarklets. They load conversations from Twitter, Blogs, FriendFeed, Digg and other places.

Read Web Articles in a Beautiful & Distraction Free Environment

Distraction-free writing tools transform your cluttered browser in such a fashion that you can focus on writing. The new Readability bookmarklet brings the same concept to reading web pages – it formats web pages like a book or a novel on the fly.

Read Wall Street Journal Articles for Free

Learn how to read Wall Street Journal Online for free. You can read all premium news stories and subscriber only content including archives available on WSJ.com.

Ignore All Facebook Apps Requests in One Click

One of the major complaints about Facebook is the Application Request Queue that keeps getting longer and longer unless your religiously hit the "Ignore" button each time there’s a request from a friend to add a new Facebook application.