Keyboard Maestro “Firefox Execute Bookmarklet Javascript Test” Macro
Firefox Execute Bookmarklet Javascript Test.kmmacros (2.9 KB)
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Aargh! The filter variable should, of course, be %variable%Javascript% .
Martin, did you test your macro? Even with the correction it does not work for me.
I'm running FireFox 54.0.1 (5417.6.28) on macOS 10.11.6.
As best I can tell, you have to first create a Bookmark with the JavaScript script, then click on that Bookmark.
UPDATE:
You can't insert by pasting. You have to TYPE:
With that change, your macro works.
Martin, as I mentioned above, your macro does not work for me.
However, it does work, if you make EITHER of these changes:
- TYPE the entire JavaScript script
OR - TYPE "javascript:", then PASTE the actual script.
Here's my revised macro:
##example Results
##Macro Library Firefox Execute Bookmarklet Javascript Test @JMichaelTX
####DOWNLOAD:
<a class="attachment" href="/uploads/default/original/2X/2/288b672fe18f66a3d5e319de37b78bd505dedd28.kmmacros">Firefox Execute Bookmarklet Javascript Test @JMichaelTX.kmmacros</a> (3.2 KB)
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<img src="/uploads/default/original/2X/a/adf0aa28ceadafb945c567a82a3f99e821fd5cd8.png" width="465" height="966">OK, here’s a follow-up, for anyone:
Now that we know how to execute a JavaScript in Firefox from KM, how do we return results to KM?
Let’s say I create a JSON string, or any string actually, how do I get that into KM, or even the Clipboard?
Any ideas?
Actually I did test with Paste. It worked for me. I had previously used Type but got impatient: A non-trivial script would take a long time to type.
As for returning results I can only think of using a localhost web server to tickle KM. Luckily each Mac comes with one. But this would be a pain to use.
Maybe 8.0 will offer some help.
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That's why I switch to just typing "javascript:" and then pasting the actual script:
