Launch bookmarklet or Javascript in frontmost browser?

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#1

Hi all. I have a Javascript bookmarklet that changes some colors on web pages that I use a lot in different browsers.

I'd like to be able to use the keyboard to trigger the bookmarklet, or execute the Javascript it contains, in the current tab of the frontmost browser, whatever browser I'm using.

Any suggestions? Thanks!

#2

You can use Execute a JavaScript in Front Browser action.
However you may need to edit the JavaScript somewhat.

The JIB works only for Safari, Google Chrome, and Chrome-based browsers.

#3

For what it's worth, I use a browser add-on that does this automatically on page load. It might be useful for you?

#4

I'd be interested in the browser add-on, but my biggest problem is that they usually only work in one or two browsers. When I'm working, I often have Safari, Chrome, Brave and Firefox going all at once; I'd prefer to have the same tool in all of them...

#5

You can use the KM Action in all but Firefox:

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#6

If Bookmarks/Favorites are accessible through menus in all the browsers (like they are in Safari), then the Keyboard Maestro action to Select Or Show A Menu Item can be used to launch bookmarklets.

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If so, Macro Groups for each browser would make it possible to have the same Keyboard Maestro trigger no matter which browser is being used.

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