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The phrase "a new browser bookmarklet" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a recently created or updated tool that can be saved in a web browser's bookmarks for quick access to a specific function or website.
Example: "I just discovered a new browser bookmarklet that makes it easier to save articles for later reading."
Alternatives: "a new web bookmark tool" or "a fresh browser shortcut".
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A new browser bookmarklet will let you download videos from any site.
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With the launch of the new service, readers only need to install gooseGrade's new browser bookmarklet, which can be found on gooseGrade's website.
A new browser toolbar – it's actually a bookmarklet – from the campaign 'Fix the Web' aims to make it easier for users with a disability and volunteers supporting the campaign to report when a website falls foul of making it accessible to all.
Microsoft has a new browser.
Launch a new browser.
Install a new browser.
Open a new browser tab.
Save and open a new browser window.
Open a new browser on your computer.
Close your Internet browser and reopen a new browser session.
You can also just create a new browser tab on a currently open browser.
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