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The script can be used as a [[bookmarklet]] with the following address:

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* In Firefox click on any bookmark in the bookmark menu. (It will be more convenient if you turn on the Bookmarks toolbar from ''View/Toolbars/Bookmarks toolbar'' and create the bookmarklet there.) Select ''New Bookmark'', enter a name (for example ''WebRef'') in the Name field, enter the script given above in the address field (Location).

* In Internet Explorer you can create a bookmark of any page in the usual manner (Add to favorites), then right-click it in the favorites menu, choose Properties, enter the JavaScript given above in the URL field, change the name (in the General section) to ''WebRef''.

* In Google Chrome and Opera (Windows and Linux) - press Ctrl+D and then the button Edit (for Chrome) or Properties (for Opera), and change the name to ''WebRef'' and address as forto the otherscript browsersabove.

* In Google Chrome (Mac) – press Cmd-D then the button More, and change the name to ''WebRef'' and address as forto the otherscript browsersabove.

There is a second set of instructions further below if you have problems with these.