> And (due to lack of trust) most applications make it hard to share javscripts links - so you need to instead instruct people to create a new bookmark and past [sic] the content into instead of right-clicking a link and clicking "bookmark".
This is mostly true for mobile browsers. For desktop, simply dragging the button to the bookmarks bar ought to do the trick. Please feel free to open an issue if you've found this not to be the case!
Ah, I see how that paragraph could be misunderstood. I actually meant it as an advantage of the service. Sharing a link to bookmarkl.ink is trivial in any system since it's just a regular link. Where as if you want to share a bookmarklet (as a use-friendly-link) directly in chat system like Slack (or in a github comment) you can't since these most likely refuse to display javascript: links
> And (due to lack of trust) most applications make it hard to share javscripts links - so you need to instead instruct people to create a new bookmark and past [sic] the content into instead of right-clicking a link and clicking "bookmark".
This is mostly true for mobile browsers. For desktop, simply dragging the button to the bookmarks bar ought to do the trick. Please feel free to open an issue if you've found this not to be the case!