I’ve known for a long time that you could embed Javascript in bookmarks, but until I learn JS better I probably won’t grasp everything that COULD be done.
Today I learned a handy little tool for web developers. I’ve been using the Web Developer Toolbar to resize my browser window to specific sizes, to test designs I’m working on. It’s a little cumbersome though, since it’s a couple menus deep. I did a little research, and someone pointed out that you can use the resizeTo
function in a bookmark.
So, simply make a new bookmark, and in the Location box put something like javascript:resizeTo(1024, 768);
Then when you choose that bookmark, your browser window is resized to 1024×768. I typically run at 800×1600, so I made one for that, plus one for 1024×1600, since width is most important to me. I put them all in a bookmark folder on my bookmarks toolbar, and they’re all easily accessible.