EagleFiler Bookmarklets
A bookmarklet is a special kind of Web browser bookmark that performs an action instead of taking you to a Web page. EagleFiler provides bookmarklets that let you import the current page. For example, you could put a bookmarklet in your browser’s bookmarks toolbar. When you click the button, the browser will send EagleFiler the URL of the current page, and EagleFiler will create a Web archive of it.
To install an EagleFiler bookmarklet, drag one of the links below into your browser’s bookmarks toolbar or bookmarks window:
Archive in EagleFiler
Archive in EagleFiler (Bookmark)
Archive in EagleFiler (PDF)
Archive in EagleFiler (Plain Text)
Archive in EagleFiler (Rich Text)
Archive in EagleFiler (Rich Text With Images)
Archive in EagleFiler (Web Archive)
Archive in EagleFiler (Bookmark)
Archive in EagleFiler (PDF)
Archive in EagleFiler (Plain Text)
Archive in EagleFiler (Rich Text)
Archive in EagleFiler (Rich Text With Images)
Archive in EagleFiler (Web Archive)
Most users prefer to use EagleFiler’s capture key or capture with options key instead. Nevertheless:
- The bookmarklets are useful when the capture key is not available. For example, Google Chrome and Firefox (3.6 and later) do not have sufficent AppleScript support for the capture key. Bookmarklets do not rely on AppleScript, so they can be a useful alternative.
- Bookmarklets let you choose the format that the Web page is imported in. This can be useful if you want to temporarily override the one chosen in EagleFiler’s preferences.