Readability This provides a distraction - free reading environment on the web. The bookmarklet will remove all the clutter from web pages and what you get is a clean and comfortable reading view.
Translate to English Reading a page that's not written in your native language? Click this bookmarklet and it will translate it to your language using Google Translate.
Shorten with Goo.gl This bookmarklet will create a short URL of the current page using goo.gl.
Download as PDF Lets you download the current web page as a PDF file that you may attach as an email or read it offline.
Read the NYT If the NYT paywall is preventing you from reading a Times story, this bookmarklet may help you bypass the restriction (see alternative).
Share on Tumblr Post the content of the current page, be it an image, video, text or something else, to your Tumblr blog.
Share on Facebook Share any web page with your Facebook friends.
Share on Twitter Lets you post the URL and title of the current page on to Twitter.
Send to Instapaper Save web pages directly to your Instapaper account with a click.
Google Cache If a web page is offline, you can retrieve a copy from Google Cache.
Coral Cache If you are unable to access a web page due to ISP filtering or because of any geo-restrictions, Coral Cache can fetch a copy for you.
QR Code When you want to quickly send the URL of a page from your iPad to your iPhone or Android phone, simply use QR Codes (see alternatives)
Google Bookmarks Save the current page to your Google Bookmarks.
Google Dictionary Select a word on the page, copy it to the clipboard and then click the bookmarklet to find its meaning, pronunciation, synonyms, etc. using Google dictionary.
Flip to Bing Google is your default search engine in Safari but if it can't find the information you are looking for, click the Flip to Bing bookmarklet and it will execute the same search on Bing. There’s no need for you to re-type the search query.
Add to Wish List Lets you add an item to your Amazon's Wish List. You may even add items to the wish-list that are not listed on Amazon.com.
Subscribe in Google Reader Subscribe to a blog with Google Reader. The bookmarklet will automatically figure out the RSS feed of that blog.
Share It! You've previously seen sharing bookmarklets for Twitter, Facebook and Twitter but if you would like to share stuff on a different social sites - like Reddit, Google Buzz, StumbleUpon, etc. - use this universal sharing bookmarklet (see alternatives).
Search Site If a website is missing a search box, you can use Google's Site Search function to search for internal pages of that site.
Send to Evernote Save pages to Evernote, an awesome note taking software.
Google +1 With the Google +1 bookmarklet, you can +1 any web page from your mobile browser.
