I have a bookmarklet to create a new gmail message in a pop-up window, which is very handy for me. To use it, I click on the bookmark menu bar into my browser (Chrome).
I would like to add it to the dock, this way I would have it available without needing to open a browser window.
I know you can drag normal bookmark (ordinary web addresses) to the Desktop and obtain a .webloc file. Then you can drag that file to the dock. Or you can drag it direclty to the dock.
Unfortunately, I cannot drag the bookmarklet to the Desktop and to the dock neither. If I try to drag to the Desktop, nothing happens. If I drag to the dock, a webloc file is added to the right part of the dock (near the trash bin), but when I click on it I get an error message stating there is not a default application to open that link.
I tried with Fluid, but when creating the app it just freezes and stops going ahead.
I tried creating a webloc on the Desktop with a normal web address and then editing it, no use.
Is there a way to link or insert a bookmarklet into the dock?
Thank you.
cordialmente,
tiziano solignani, da Mac
http://bit.ly/gdi2ZX, http://bit.ly/gwjT6c, http://bit.ly/ie8rvv
I would like to add it to the dock, this way I would have it available without needing to open a browser window.
I know you can drag normal bookmark (ordinary web addresses) to the Desktop and obtain a .webloc file. Then you can drag that file to the dock. Or you can drag it direclty to the dock.
Unfortunately, I cannot drag the bookmarklet to the Desktop and to the dock neither. If I try to drag to the Desktop, nothing happens. If I drag to the dock, a webloc file is added to the right part of the dock (near the trash bin), but when I click on it I get an error message stating there is not a default application to open that link.
I tried with Fluid, but when creating the app it just freezes and stops going ahead.
I tried creating a webloc on the Desktop with a normal web address and then editing it, no use.
Is there a way to link or insert a bookmarklet into the dock?
Thank you.
cordialmente,
tiziano solignani, da Mac
http://bit.ly/gdi2ZX, http://bit.ly/gwjT6c, http://bit.ly/ie8rvv