But as im not a programmer, and just want things to get done easily, my shortcut is here

1. Install Pukka

2. Install the Pukka bookmarklet (javascript code) through it´s menu “Pukka” > “Install Bookmarklet…”

3. Assign a shortcut to this bookmarklet
   a - Opera: via organizing bookmarks, Settings: Assign a letter or two (e.g. “h” or “hh”, you´ll see later, why!)
   b - Safari: Show up your new Bookmarklet-Bookmark in your Bookmarks Bar (first 9 ones get shortcuts according to their listing)

4. go ahead! To your Browser:
   a - all browsers: select somer descriptive text
   b - Opera: hit the “Address bar shortcut”: h (now you´re in there!)

   • hit another (1 or 2) h´s (ya know why? see 2a!); hit enter 2 times(for getting js accepted) - Pukka opens up fully listed; even with a prior selection in the description field… ;-)
     b - Safari: hit your shortcut (e.g. Command-1) - You´re done!

Was that shorter and better? Please tell me…
Uli, Germany, near the Lake of Constance

Substituting “Camino” for “Safari”
in the script results in a failed
compile. Anyone know how to convert
this script to work for Camino?

Almost all the functionality of this script relies on JS to pull the data from the browser, including the dialogue box that prompts you for your tags. I don’t think that you’ll be able to get the same result from, say, Firefox or Camino.

I’d love to be proven wrong on that front though.

I launch this particular script using a Quicksilver trigger, but you can install it in your Scripts directory and use the Script menubar item if you prefer.