a bit of javascript that is embedded in a link that can be in a favourites list or on the link bar of the browser
a bookmark containing a little Javascript program
a bookmark that contains executable javascript code
a bookmark that contains Javascript and, instead of just sending you to a site, does something else
a bookmark that executes javascript code instead of navigating to a URL
a chunk of JavaScript code that allows you to quickly and easily post to your Movable Type weblog
a clever link that you can add to your browsers favourites or bookmarks list, and which gives extra functionality to your browser
a cross between a bookmark and a javascript applet
a fancy word for a simple bookmark you place in your browser, and when you click on it, will pop up a new window that asks you to create the link automagically
a favourite/bookmark that contains javascript
a Javascript application contained within a bookmark
a Javascript Bookmark for a web browser
a javascript 'bookmark' that you can add to your bookmarks bar in a browser and invoke on any webpage as an action on it
a javascript (dynamic) bookmark
a javascript found inside of a link
a just a URL bookmark (favourite in IE ) that contains Javascript that runs when you click it
a little piece of bookmarkable javascript code that can be used to automate the browser in various ways
a little piece of code that you can drag to your bookmarks folder or your links folder (browser dependant)
a piece of JavaScript stored inside a bookmark
a script or short program that that can be installed on your web browser's Bookmarks Toolbar or in your bookmarks/favorites list
a set of javascript statements inside a bookmark
a short piece of JavaScript embedded in a browser bookmark
a simple one-click tool that allows a web browser to do simple and helpful tasks
a simply a javascript script masquerading as a URL
a small application that can be stored as a bookmark in your browser, and perform additional useful functions
a small bit of Javascript code that you can place in your browser favorites or bookmarks
a small cross-platform JavaScript program that can be contained as URLs within the bookmarks of most popular web browsers , or within hyperlinks on a web page
a small item of JavaScript code that is written inside a link that you can keep in your bookmarks/favorites folder
a small javascript program that can be stored as a bookmark in your favorite web browser
a small program that can be run from the Favorites (or Bookmarks) list within your browser
a small script that you can set as a bookmark or quick link in your browser that will give you access to a service
a snippet of Javascript that can be bookmarked (or saved as a favorite) inside your web browser
a special piece of JavaScript code that can be dragged into a user's link toolbar, and which later can be clicked on to implement cross-site behavior
a tiny javascript code, so small it fits into a link or a bookmark
a tiny javascript program that resides in your favorites folder like a bookmark
a tiny piece of code that you add to your browser
a tool you add to your browser nav bar to do some task
A bookmarklet is a piece of Javascript which is embedded in a browser bookmark and can be used as a shortcut to perform a wide variety of complex tasks.
A short Javascript program that is intended to be contained with a bookmark in the user's browser. Bookmarklets can be useful in various ways, but are most often used to either (a) modify the contents of the current page (or a form field on that page, (b) extract information about the current page, or (c) redirect to a page related to the current page. Note: bookmark is the term used by Mozilla-based browsers; Internet Explorer uses the term favorites. Thus, a synonym for bookmarklet is favlet. See also: Editor Tools: Bookmarklets
A bookmarklet is a small Java Script program that can be stored as a URL within a bookmark in most popular web browsers, or within hyperlinks on a web page. Because Internet Explorer uses the term favorites instead of bookmarks, bookmarklets are also less commonly called favelets by users.