I am using a bookmarklet to load an html page which all works great, but, doesn't look so hot due to browsers generally being ugly around the outside!
Is there a way to load the page completely frameless? Like a jquery modal version of it which I don't think is possible from within the page, overlaying itself so to speak.
Is there a way to maybe throw the page out in document.write commands and put a js version of it out there instead? Or some other way?
Amazon Example:
Create a bookmarklet using the following to code to get a clearer example of what I mean - doesn't matter if you don't have an account you'll see the effect.
javascript:(function(){var%20w=window,l=w.location,d=w.document,s=d.createElement('script'),e=encodeURIComponent,o='object',n='AUWLBookenGB',u='https://www.amazon.co.uk/wishlist/add',r='readyState',T=setTimeout,a='setAttribute',g=function(){d[r]&&d[r]!='complete'?T(g,200):!w[n]?(s[a]('charset','UTF-8'),s[a]('src',u+'.js?loc='+e(l)+'&b='+n),d.body.appendChild(s),f()):f()},f=function(){!w[n]?T(f,200):w[n].showPopover()};typeof%20s!=o?l.href=u+'?u='+e(l)+'&t='+e(d.title):g()}())