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1bouktin
Hello,
I recently joined LT, mostly thanks to its import/export functionality, and so far I'm quite happy with the functionalities of the service.
That's why I developed a bookmarklet to quick add book to my bookshelf, I've explained everything here:
http://bouktin.blogspot.com/2011/02/quick-add-book-to-librarything.html
I hope some will enjoy this feature!
let me know if something is not clear on how to use it.
Thomas
edit: as suggested by birghtcopy, I have also posted this message in Hacking LT
I recently joined LT, mostly thanks to its import/export functionality, and so far I'm quite happy with the functionalities of the service.
That's why I developed a bookmarklet to quick add book to my bookshelf, I've explained everything here:
http://bouktin.blogspot.com/2011/02/quick-add-book-to-librarything.html
I hope some will enjoy this feature!
let me know if something is not clear on how to use it.
Thomas
edit: as suggested by birghtcopy, I have also posted this message in Hacking LT
2brightcopy
Nice one! You might also want to post a note in the Hacking LibraryThing group.
4bouktin
hello editfish
the bookmarklet prompts you for an isbn, and pick by default the text you selected on the page, so either you can select the ISBN and it's automatic, or you can copy/paste it, or just type it in the prompt box.
so yes it can work on any website, as soon as you can have access to your URL bar.
thomas
the bookmarklet prompts you for an isbn, and pick by default the text you selected on the page, so either you can select the ISBN and it's automatic, or you can copy/paste it, or just type it in the prompt box.
so yes it can work on any website, as soon as you can have access to your URL bar.
thomas

