Holy Bible Search Bookmarklet & Bookmark Tool

Below is a link to each of our English Holy Bibles' main pages. You will find a bookmarklet on each link for the matching Holy Bible. Example: Drag & drop the free KJV21 Bible search bookmarklet to your bookmark bar.

LEB UKJV CPDV UB MSTC TNIV ETRRV ACV NLT HCSB CAB OJB

MSG ISRAV ESV LT HNV EJ AKJV TMB RKJV NIRV CJB NET

Webster95 NAS GW CEV KJV21 ERRB TEV NCV NRSV NJB LITV NIV

NKJV NLV AMP BBE MKJV RSV REB WEB ASV Douay YLT Darby

RV SLT KJVR Webster KJV KJV1611 Geneva Bishops Cranmer Coverdale Tyndale Wycliffe

Once you have the Holy Bible marklet installed (added to bookmark bar), you can click on it to pop up a search form/window. The search will open in a new tab (will not interrupt current browsing) and the focus will go to the search results. If you copy  word from a webpage you are on and then click the bookmarklet, it will perform a search for the word(s) you had highlighted or copied.

book•mark•let [book-mahrk-let]

–noun

1. 1. a bookmarklet is an applet, a small computer application, stored as the URL of a bookmark in a web browser or as a hyperlink on a web page. Whether bookmarklet utilities are stored as bookmarks or hyperlinks, they are designed to add one-click functionality to a browser or web page. Bookmarklets are 'smart bookmarks', that perform actions or enhance the website you're visiting with a single click. Bookmarklets work with most browser (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome, and Opera) and operating system (Windows, OSX, Linux/Unix, iPhone, Palm, Blackberry, etc.)
2. 2. a bookmarklet performs some function, one of a wide variety such as a search query or data extraction. Usually the applet is a JavaScript program.

What is a Bookmarklet?

A "Bookmarklet" is a script or short program that that can be installed on your web browser's Bookmarks Toolbar or in your bookmarks/favorites list. If you can't see this toolbar go to your browser's menus and make sure to View->Toolbars->Bookmarks Toolbar is selected if you are using Netscape, Firefox, Safari, or Opera. If you are using Internet Explorer make sure View->Toolbars->Links is selected.

• Make/generate your own search marklets on http://www.13kg.com/make-search-bookmark.asp
• Find more web search bookmarklets on http://www.presearcher.com/marklets.asp

Bookmarklets are just like bookmarks. Add the bookmarklet to your favorites bar and click on them like you would a bookmark when you're visiting a website you would like to use them.

Add a bookmarklet to Internet Explorer

1. Typically, you would first find a bookmarklet you would like to add to your browser.

2. Make sure the Favorites Bar (bookmark bar) is visible. Click on any part of the menu bar and check "Favorites Bar".

3. Using your mouse, right click on the bookmarklet and select "Add to Favorites".

4. Select "Favorites Bar" folder in combobox and click the Add button.

5. Try it out!