rubenbuhr
11-14-2006, 04:09 AM
Tired of filling up your bookmarks folder with links you'll never visit again? Maybe you left a comment at someone's blog and want to check back later, when news might still be fresh? Well here's a script you can use, tested on FireFox and IE. I place it in an iframe on my start page and give it an unobtrusive 240x40 pixels of real-estate.
After changing the extension to .html the first thing you'll notice is the stark input sitting comfortably in a corner. That's all there is for the moment. Sometime during your day you might find a link to save. highlight the path from the address window and copy (CTL+C,) it's on your clipboard. Navigate back to your saveAlink.html and mouseover the input. Focus is there waiting for the drop. CTL+V will paste the address right there where you want it. Another mouseout and voilą, there is your link along with a handy delete button if you get tired of it before the cookie expires. I don't know how many cookies you can have but, I'm still trying to find a link to save.
You're smart enough to change the style and layout any way it suits you. I have the cookies set to keep the links for 10 hours, you can change that variable there, you'll find it. Oh and, if you click on one of your saved links the script will set the cookie again for 10 hours, that way you can wake up and have a cup of coffee and still have a chance to see that link you saved.
Of course it's free of charge! Very simple, very easy.
Just let me know if you find any use for it?
After changing the extension to .html the first thing you'll notice is the stark input sitting comfortably in a corner. That's all there is for the moment. Sometime during your day you might find a link to save. highlight the path from the address window and copy (CTL+C,) it's on your clipboard. Navigate back to your saveAlink.html and mouseover the input. Focus is there waiting for the drop. CTL+V will paste the address right there where you want it. Another mouseout and voilą, there is your link along with a handy delete button if you get tired of it before the cookie expires. I don't know how many cookies you can have but, I'm still trying to find a link to save.
You're smart enough to change the style and layout any way it suits you. I have the cookies set to keep the links for 10 hours, you can change that variable there, you'll find it. Oh and, if you click on one of your saved links the script will set the cookie again for 10 hours, that way you can wake up and have a cup of coffee and still have a chance to see that link you saved.
Of course it's free of charge! Very simple, very easy.
Just let me know if you find any use for it?