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[quote=siria]
Yes those ' and " are very tricky, but I'm finding that sometimes the " are needed, if some more complicated code has 'multiple boxed in itself' stuff ;-) So I just try whatever and if one version doesn't work then try the other :) Must admit so far haven't tried yet the current script as standalone macro version, but that will be no prob once the JS is determined, seeing that my javascriptia test-macro just uses "readfile" and then "injectJS" too, with a few automatic replacements that I've long since forgotten ;-)

Anyway, still can't stop playing with it, so here are two variations!
For demo test just as [b]bookmarklets [/b]first, or to [b]copy/paste into URL-bar[/b]. For testing javascript must be enabled and "Typed URLs" be set to open in current page (the finished macro will not need those settings)

1) This adds invisibly (=html-comment) at the bottom of the html-code-body the URL, title and lastmodified-date:

[color=blue]javascript:var x=document.body.innerHTML; document.body.innerHTML= x + "\n \n\n" ; document.close();[/color]

2) This shows title, lastmodified-date and of course URL visibly, at the top of page, with a line below:
[color=blue]
javascript:var x=document.body.innerHTML; document.body.innerHTML=document.title + " <br>  ("+document.lastModified+") &nbsp <a[i] [/i]href='" + document.URL + "'>" + document.URL + "</a><br><hr><br>" +x  ;document.close();[/color]

There's still that stupid little bug that certain hidden page elements (objects? noscript-code?) suddenly show up if a page contains such stuff and was loaded without javascript, but that seems just a temporary display fault after injectJS. When saving the page in that state and reopening it, the display is correct again.[/quote]

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