A cool little script I cobbled together for making Google Images thumbnails link directly to the image instead of going to the split-frame of the page it came from. I did it partly because the CustomizeGoogle extension to Firefox seems to have lost this feature and partly so I can use it on other browsers as well. It’s spaghetti code (for javascript), but it’ll do.
GoogleImages
Helpful when looking up pictures of Megan Fo… I mean the Green Bay Packers!
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If you’re a longtime user of Blip.fm for social music networking, you’ll know that this awesome service has been redesigned recently with new functionality. More access to stuff, more options – great, right? Unfortunately in the changes it seems the embeddable player was left out.
Not to worry, with this little bit of javascript bookmarklet you can get that functionality back. Just drag this bookmarklet link:
BlipEmbed
to your Links/Bookmarks bar and click it when you’re on an individual blip page. If you’re not sure you’re on the individual page, click the date and time of the blip as seen here:

When you activate the bookmarklet it will pop up a message with the HTML Embed code in the text box, just copy that all and paste it in your favorite web site, social networking site, etc and it will look something like this:
Easy Peasy. At least until they change this feature too – ha! Let’s hope not anytime soon.
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Taken from the bookmarklet on squarefree for increasing the size of textareas. That bookmarklet will not handle textareas whose sizes are set through CSS. So I modified it.
enlarge textareas
enjoy
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Cool little javascriptexercise I found on Chasing Daisy
1. Go to Amazon (or Flickr or pretty much any website).
2. Delete everything in the address bar.
3. Paste this whole line into the address bar:
javascript:R=0; x1=.1; y1=.05; x2=.25; y2=.24; x3=1.6; y3=.24; x4=300; y4=200; x5=300; y5=200; DI=document.images; DIL=DI.length; function A(){for(i=0; i-DIL; i ){DIS=DI[ i ].style; DIS.position=’absolute’; DIS.left=Math.sin(R*x1 i*x2 x3)*x4 x5; DIS.top=Math.cos(R*y1 i*y2 y3)*y4 y5}R }setInterval(’A()’,5); void(0);
You can even turn it into a bookmarklet
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Quoting in Multiply Comment Fields
Ever wanted to quote more than one person in a reply comment field on social networking side Multiply? This bookmarklet might help:
Just drag it to your Links or Bookmarks bar (or right-click it and bookmark/favorite it). It works on Firefox, but I haven’t tried IE or Safari.
What I do is highlight from the end of the response all the way back to the picture of the person on the left (that should select everything including their name), click the shortcut, and it adds the selected text and HTML code to your reply box at the bottom. You can do this as many times as you want – it’ll just keep adding to the reply box.
It’s not smart enough to know if you highlight 2 replies at once (do it one at a time – remember it all adds to the box before you hit “Submit”). Also if you only highlight a part of reply without highlighting who the reply was from, it’ll only quote the text you highlighted. Try it out. Of course, it may stop working if they upgrade the system.
Here are 2 other bookmarklets for:
Check out some other bookmarklets.
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