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I am wanting to run JS that is put into the URL bar.

I have tried putting javascript: // js code here. in the URL bar but this does not seem to be supported / do anything in my Chromium based browser. So, I am looking for an alternative to this.

I am wanting a offline based solution (eg, I am not wanting to run JS from a website).

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  • javascript: still works for me, so I guess bookmarklets are still supported Commented Jan 20, 2023 at 9:06
  • "I am wanting a offline based solution (eg, I am not wanting to run JS from a website)." In that case, I wouldn't use a browser at all. Instead, use Node.js, which provides a non-browser JavaScript environment. You might combine it with a decent IDE like VS Code or Webstorm so you can edit your code in a rich environment, then run it via a keypress that automatically runs it in Node.js and connects to its debugging API. Commented Jan 20, 2023 at 9:14

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My alternative was: data: // js code here.

found here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/39376992/20969105

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