About blummy

blummy is a bookmark toolbar tool for quick access to your favorite web services.
It opens a small layer on the page you are viewing and runs small widgets, called blummlets,
that use JavaScript to provide rich bookmarklet-style functionality.

Your blummy can be shared between browsers and computers without installing a browser extension.
It can also include the blummyWiki, a personal notebook for storing textual information.

As with bookmarklets generally, unmoderated blummlets should be treated carefully because they run on
the page you open them on and often rely on external services. Never store passwords in blummlets,
not even private ones.

blummy was created by Alex Kirk in 2005.

History

Blummy launched in 2005 and has kept adapting to changes in browsers and the web platform. Major milestones include:

2015 - moved to HTTPS so blummy could work on secure pages.
2019 - added backslash support for bookmarklets.
2020 - added backslash support for blummyWiki articles.
2026 - added support for pages with client-side Strict Content Security Policy (CSP), such as social networks and Google Forms.

Idea, Concept, Programming
Alex Kirk

Design
Nader Cserny Brand Infection

Thanks To
Aaron Boodman Drag'n'Drop library
Douglas Crockford JSLint
Lior Weissbrod for many feature suggestions (sometimes with implementation :)

Some bookmarklets taken from these sites
Bookmarklets.com
Jesse's Bookmarklets
Favlets.com