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Javascript Bookmarklet for Mozilla to encode code elements

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  1. Jennifer (2 comments.) says:

    Is the first one still available? (that will just encode the < and > ? – the text file you have linked here bring up a blank page. The one that encodes everything is still available – but when I use that, it’s hard to go back through and read what I’ve written… I’d rather just have it encode the brackets) :)

  2. Mark (58 comments.) says:

    Jennifer, try the link now. :-)

  3. Jennifer (2 comments.) says:

    AWESOME! Thank you! :D

  4. Pablo Perez Benitez (1 comments.) says:

    I couldn’t download the bookmarklet. The links to it lead to an empty file! Please post it again.

  5. Mark says:

    The file is not empty.

  6. Sara (3 comments.) says:

    THANK YOU MARK! Great job! Please email me your Amazon or other wish list link! :)

  7. alex says:

    After I heard what this was for, I was afraid this was going to be the way it had to be done… yikes! Nice work…



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