Bookmarklet

Overview

TrustClip Bookmarklet allows users to quickly highlight and send selected text directly from a webpage. This tool is designed to enhance user interaction with trust management tools by making it simple to copy, verify, and interact with content in real-time.

The Bookmarklet project is a lightweight JavaScript utility designed to extract selected text from any webpage and send it to a backend API for processing.

It is particularly useful for applications that require quick data collection from online articles, such as claim processing or content analysis.

Features

• Text Selection: Allows users to select text directly from web pages.
• API Integration: Sends the selected text to a backend API endpoint for further processing.
• User-Friendly Interface: Simple installation and usage as a bookmarklet in browser.
• Text Selectione: Users can highlight any text on a webpage.
• Prompt for Confirmation: A dialog box appears, asking the user if they want to send the selected text.
• Trust Management: Easily send selected text for verification within the TrustClip ecosystem.

How It Works

• Highlight Text: On any webpage, simply highlight the text you want to interact with.
• Click the Bookmarklet: The bookmarklet will prompt you with a confirmation dialog showing the selected text.
• Send the Text: Upon confirmation, the selected text will be sent to the backend for further processing or trust verification.

Installation

To install and use the TrustClip Bookmarklet, follow these steps: Use the Bookmarklet: Highlight the desired text. Click the bookmarklet to send the highlighted text for verification.

1. Create a New Bookmark:

   • Open your web browser and create a new bookmark.
   • Name it something like "Text Extractor".

2. Add the Bookmarklet Code:

   • Copy and paste the following code into the URL field of the bookmark:

   javascript: (function () {
       var script = document.createElement("script");
       script.src = "http://localhost:3000/bookmarklet.js";
       document.body.appendChild(script);
   })();