FYI... latest advances in bookmarkleteria...

>        sufficiently advanced technology : the gathering
>
>          It's not often that we let the likes of JavaScript show
>          its mucky face around this gaff, but JESSE RUDERMAN's
>          bookmarklets collection is worth a closer look - especially
>          if you're currently hacking on your imminent CSS redesign.
>          It's your usual pile of slightly-too-many-things to drag to
>          your toolbar, but hidden among the mundane apps are some
>          truly amazing utilities. As described by Simon Willison,
>          Jesse's Gecko-only "edit styles" bookmarklet is astounding:
>          it pops up a little window that shows the CSS style sheet of
>          the current page - then lets you dynamically edit it, with
>          changes being reflected in the page in realtime. Some other
>          corkers: a complete javascript shell (with history);
>          converting textareas in forms into wysiwyg HTML editors;
>          quick validation; highlighting regexps and more. There are
>          even bookmarklets for remotely-loading bookmarklets on
>          someone else's computer that doesn't have your bookmarklets
>          installed. It's like the obfuscated 1K competition of code
>          that actually does something.
>          http://www.squarefree.com/bookmarklets/
>                                                   - the complete list
>        http://simon.incutio.com/archive/2003/06/03/bookmarkletsAndCSS
>                                         - simon's gentler explanation



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