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is this possible to bookmark a page with html button? <button>Bookmark This page</button> function onclickfunction(){ alert('Press Ctrl + D to bookmark this page'); } <script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script> <button onclick="onclickfunction()">Bookmark this page</button> this code instruct you to how to bookmark a page in chrome. but i want to open a dialog box where we press finished in google chrome. RAUSHAN KUMAR Use this script to bookmark your page, you can reference here bookmark a url [Original URL now redirects to a scam website that

Often when I post a comment or answer on a site I like to keep an eye out for additional responses from other people, possibly replying again if appropriate. Sometimes I'll bookmark a page for a while, other times I'll end up re-googling keywords to locate the post again. I've always thought there should be something better than my memory for keeping track of pages I care about for a few days to a week. Does anyone any clever ideas for this type of thing? Is there a micro-delicious type of online app with a bookmarklet for very short term followup? Update I think I should clarify. I wasn't

I'm using Android's Browser Bookmark ContentProvider to create a new bookmark programatically. The bookmark is created (I can retrieve it programatically via the ContentProvider) but the bookmark isn't visible in the browser bookmark view. Thoughts? // Saving the bookmark via ContentProvider final ContentValues bookmarkValues = new ContentValues(); bookmarkValues.put(Browser.BookmarkColumns.TITLE, title); bookmarkValues.put(Browser.BookmarkColumns.URL, url); final Uri newBookmark = getContentResolver().insert(Browser.BOOKMARKS_URI, bookmarkValues); // Retrieving Cursor cursor =

I am trying to configure JBoss EAP 7 (via Undertow) to properly rewrite any SPA URLS back to the SPA's index.html using Undertow handlers. Unfortunately, my API is located at /api , so I need to let any requests pass through which start with /api . Here is my current configuration (lifted from another SO answer): not equals(%R, '/my-app') and not equals(%R, '/my-app/') and not equals(%R, '/my-app/index.html') and not path-prefix('/my-app/api') and not regex('/my-app/.*\.js') and regex('/my-app/.+') -> rewrite('/my-app/index.html') Unfortunately, this doesn't seem to be rewriting anything. How

I have an app that use ContentResolver to get the Browser history data with Browser.BOOKMARKS_URI. It works well with the stock Android browser. Now Google is moving to Chrome as the default browser. Does Chrome provide similar Contentprovider? I searched all over the web but could not find any information on this. Is there a doc for Chrome on Android released by Google yet? Thanks in advance! https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/chromium-bugs/ThAoOAYOPCk indicates that this should now be possible. If Chrome is the system default browser (which it should be in

I am developing a social network and I would like to know if in the profile page of a user I could put the user id stored in database as a parameter in the url or is it a bad idea in terms of security? I want the url to be bookmarkable. Should I put another thing instead of the user id? Darin Dimitrov In terms of security there's no problem in putting the user id in a url. For example StackOverflow does it already: https://stackoverflow.com/users/3477044/aliuk What's important is to verify that the currently authenticated user is allowed to access this url and take actions on its behalf. most