iOS Bookmarklets

Sonico Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Sat, 18 May 2013 03:26:38 +0000

Sonico is the Latin America social network that organizes people’s life online.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the Sonico bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the Sonico bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for Sonico.

Install the Sonico bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “Sonico” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (Sonico bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘Sonico’ or ‘Share in Sonico’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for Sonico (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the Sonico bookmarklet on your iPad.

Sonico bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:(function()%7Bu%3Dlocation.href%3Bt%3Ddocument.title%3Bwindow.open(%27http://www.sonico.com/share.php%3FUrl%3D%27%2BencodeURIComponent(u)%2B%27%26Title%3D%27%2BencodeURIComponent(t),%27sharer%27,%27toolbar%3D0,status%3D0,width%3D626,height%3D436%27)%7D)()

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Image credit: Sonico.com
Bookmarklet code credit: http://www.sonico.com/link_share_help.php; Adapted from Share on Bebo bookmarklet

Reference.com Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Thu, 16 May 2013 02:29:48 +0000

Reference.com is a free online encyclopedia and information reference.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the Reference.com bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the Reference.com bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for Reference.com.

Install the Reference.com bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “Reference.com” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (Reference.com bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘Reference.com’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for Reference.com (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the Reference.com bookmarklet on your iPad.

Reference.com bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:void(q%3Dprompt(%27Reference.com Search:%27,getSelection()))%3Bif(q) void(location.href%3D%27http://www.reference.com/search%3Fr%3D1%26q%3D%27 %2B escape(q))

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Image credit: Reference.com
Bookmarklet code credit: http://dictionary.reference.com/tools/bookmarklets.html

Dictionary.com Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Mon, 13 May 2013 02:25:50 +0000

Dictionary.com is the world’s most popular dictionary.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the Dictionary.com bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the Dictionary.com bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for Dictionary.com.

Install the Dictionary.com bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “Dictionary.com” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (Dictionary.com bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘Dictionary.com’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for Dictionary.com (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the Dictionary.com bookmarklet on your iPad.

Dictionary.com bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:void(q%3Dprompt(%27Dictionary.com Search:%27,getSelection()))%3Bif(q) void(location.href%3D%27http://dictionary.reference.com/search%3Fr%3D1%26q%3D%27 %2B escape(q))

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Image credit: Dictionary.com
Bookmarklet code credit: http://dictionary.reference.com/tools/bookmarklets.html

Bookmark4You Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Thu, 09 May 2013 02:19:47 +0000

Bookmark4You is a social bookmarking portal, which allows you to save interesting website links in a few seconds and only one click.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the Bookmark4You bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the Bookmark4You bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for Bookmark4You.

Install the Bookmark4You bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “Bookmark4You” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (Bookmark4You bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘Bookmark4You’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for Bookmark4You (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the Bookmark4You bookmarklet on your iPad.

Bookmark4You bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:location.href='http://www.bookmark4you.com/new.php?&url='+encodeURIComponent(location.href)+'&step=1&title='+encodeURIComponent(document.title)

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Image credit: Bookmark4you.com
Bookmarklet code credit: http://www.bookmark4you.com/tools

RightGift Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Tue, 07 May 2013 23:16:10 +0000

Use RightGift to create a registry or wish list from gifts and products on any website.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the RightGift bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the RightGift bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for RightGift.

Install the RightGift bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “RightGift” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (RightGift bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘RightGift’ or ‘RightGift It Button’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for RightGift (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the RightGift bookmarklet on your iPad.

RightGift bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:void(function()%7Bdocument.body.appendChild(document.createElement(%27script%27)).src%3D%27http://www.rightgift.com/javascripts/rightgift_bookmarklet_init_production.js%3Fx%3D%27%2B(Math.random())%3B%7D)()%3B

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Image credit: Rightgift.com
Bookmarklet code credit: http://www.rightgift.com/bookmarklet

Bentio Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Sun, 05 May 2013 02:14:00 +0000

With Bentio you can share short notes about yourself, where you are, what are you doing, what excites you and so on.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the Bentio bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the Bentio bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for Bentio.

Install the Bentio bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “Bentio” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (Bentio bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘Bentio’ or ‘Post to Bentio’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for Bentio (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the Bentio bookmarklet on your iPad.

Bentio bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:(function()%7Bvar d%3Ddocument,w%3Dwindow,e%3Dw.getSelection,k%3Dd.getSelection,x%3Dd.selection,s%3D(e%3Fe():(k)%3Fk():(x%3Fx.createRange().text:0)),f%3D%27http://bentio.com/%3Faction%3Dshare%27,l%3Dd.location,e%3DencodeURIComponent,g%3Df%2B%27%26status_textarea%3D“%27%2B((e(s))%3Fe(s):e(document.title))%2B%27” — %27%2Be(l.href)%3Bfunction a()%7Bif(!w.open(g,%27t%27,%27toolbar%3D0,resizable%3D0,scrollbars%3D0,status%3D1,width%3D565,height%3D545%27))%7Bl.href%3Dg%3B%7D%7Da()%3B%7D)()

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Image credit: Bentio.com
Bookmarklet code credit: http://apps.bentio.com/widgets/bookmarklet/

SocialAdr Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Sat, 04 May 2013 03:07:12 +0000

SocialAdr is a unique social media marketing service and it’s the easiest way to promote your sites and boost your rankings.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the SocialAdr bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the SocialAdr bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for SocialAdr.

Install the SocialAdr bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “SocialAdr” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (SocialAdr bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘SocialAdr’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for SocialAdr (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the SocialAdr bookmarklet on your iPad.

SocialAdr bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:location.href='http://socialadr.com/pg/bookmarks/add?address='+encodeURIComponent(location.href)+'&title='+encodeURIComponent(document.title)

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Image credit: Socialadr.com
Bookmarklet code credit: http://socialadr.com/mod/bookmarks/bookmarklet.php

Giftery.me Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Fri, 03 May 2013 02:09:09 +0000

Use Giftery.me to find, share and get the perfect gift for yourself or anyone else.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the Giftery.me bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the Giftery.me bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for Giftery.me.

Install the Giftery.me bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “Giftery.me” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (Giftery.me bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘Giftery.me’ or ‘Giftery.me Wishlist It’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for Giftery.me (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the Giftery.me bookmarklet on your iPad.

Giftery.me bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:void(window.open("https://www.giftery.me/addpick/find/%3Fgo%26sid%3D1%26pid%3D1%26title%3Dgifteryme%26surl%3Dhttp://www.giftery.me/info/listit/", "gifteryListIt", "width%3D740,height%3D385,menubar%3Dno,toolbar%3Dno,scrollbars%3Dauto,resizable%3Dno,status%3Dyes,location%3Dyes"))%3B

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Image credit: Giftery.me
Bookmarklet code credit: http://www.giftery.me/info/listit/

Pickflow Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Thu, 02 May 2013 13:11:19 +0000

Use Pickflow to save and share products you like or want to buy later.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the Pickflow bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the Pickflow bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for Pickflow.

Install the Pickflow bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “Pickflow” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (Pickflow bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘Pickflow’ or ‘Pickflow + Shop’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for Pickflow (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the Pickflow bookmarklet on your iPad.

Pickflow bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:if(!window.CP_Bookmarklet)%7B(function(d,t)%7Bvar%20timestamp=new%20Date();%20var%20g=d.createElement(t),s=d.getElementsByTagName(t)%5B0%5D;%20BMA_HOST='http://pickflow.com';%20g.src=BMA_HOST%20+%20'/js/bookmarklet.js?v='%20+%20timestamp.getTime();%20s.parentNode.insertBefore(g,s)%7D(document,'script'));%7Delse%7BCP_Bookmarklet.init();%7D

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Image credit: Pickflow.com
Bookmarklet code credit: http://pickflow.com

Bebo Bookmarklet for iPad

Lorenzo Orlando Caum — Thu, 02 May 2013 01:10:06 +0000

Bebo provides an open, engaging, and fun environment that empowers a new generation to discover, connect and express themselves.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to setup the Bebo bookmarklet on your Apple iPad.

We will need to create a bookmark and then go back and edit the bookmark to include the JavaScript code for the Bebo bookmarklet. The steps that we will be following are similar to the other tutorials on this website – only we will be inserting the code for Bebo.

Install the Bebo bookmarklet on the iPad

We will complete the following steps via the iPad.

Prepare your iPad & open this tutorial in mobile Safari

From your iPad, go to “Settings” and tap on “Safari.” Set Always Show Bookmarks Bar to “ON.” Set JavaScript to “ON.” Set Accept Cookies to “From visited.”
Next, open the Safari app and open this current page (go to iosbookmarklets.com and search for “Bebo” and select the tutorial for the iPad).
Now copy the code in the section (Bebo bookmarklet code)

Create a temporary bookmark in mobile Safari

Next, tap on the share icon (square with a right arrow) at the top of your Safari page and tap “Add Bookmark.” Ensure that it will be saving to the “Bookmarks Bar” and then hit “Save.”

Update the temporary bookmark with the code for the bookmarklet

Now tap on the bookmark icon (open book) to pull up your bookmarks. Tap on the “Bookmarks Bar” folder. Then tap “Edit” in the top corner of your window.
Select the bookmark that you just created. Change the name to something of your choice – perhaps ‘Bebo’ or ‘Share on Bebo’.
Next, erase the URL shown and paste the bookmarklet code for Bebo (press and hold, then release, then tap “Paste”).
Hit “Bookmarks Bar” located in the bottom top left corner to go back. Tap “Done” located in the top right corner. Tap the bookmark icon to make it disappear.

Those are all the steps! You’ve now installed the Bebo bookmarklet on your iPad.

Bebo bookmarklet code

To copy the code below — press and hold on the code and then release; then adjust the blue overlay so it covers the entire code, and tap “Copy.”

javascript:(function()%7Bu%3Dlocation.href%3Bt%3Ddocument.title%3Bwindow.open(%27http://www.bebo.com/c/share%3FUrl%3D%27%2BencodeURIComponent(u)%2B%27%26Title%3D%27%2BencodeURIComponent(t),%27sharer%27,%27toolbar%3D0,status%3D0,width%3D626,height%3D436%27)%7D)()

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Image credit: Bebo.com
Bookmarklet code credit: http://www.bebo.com/c/share/help