Bookmarklet Hoarders Rejoice: Plain JS Wizardry Spawns Searchable Modal UI, Taming Your Chaotic Arsenal Without a Single Framework

A new JavaScript bookmarklet has been developed to provide a user-friendly interface for managing and executing multiple bookmarklets from a single menu. The bookmarklet creates a modal dialog with a search input and a list of available bookmarklets, allowing users to filter and select bookmarklets using keyboard and mouse interactions. The interface is built dynamically using plain JavaScript and includes accessibility features such as ARIA roles and attributes. The bookmarklet supports a list of predefined bookmarklets, which can be extended by adding new items to the list. When a bookmarklet is selected and run, the dialog is removed and the original page state is restored. The script improves the overall usability of bookmarklets for everyday browsing tasks, providing a practical solution for users who need to manage multiple bookmarklets. This development has significant implications for the web development industry, enhancing user experience and accessibility.