Hi,
I’m trying to determine if it would be possible to prepend a
javascript in front of a URL. Let me explain:
About five years ago I discovered a website called Lingro. lingrodotcom/ It’s a language translation website. I live in El Salvador, Central America and so was using the site with a Spanish-language newspaper here to help me learn Spanish.
lapaginadotcom.sv/ I use a Chromebox to access the internet.
Everything was fine for the first few years, but later La Pagina started loading extremely slowly when used with Lingro. It is impossible to use now. See here:
lingrodotcom/translate[can’t post full URL]www.lapaginadotcom.sv/
I had been in contact with the creator of Lingro for a number of
years, Artur Janc. In my recent communication with him, he suggested
that I use his “quick lingro lookup!” javascript bookmarklet to solve the
problem. And it did. The problem is that it requires me to click the
bookmarklet for every article/link in the newspaper. See here:
https://lingro.com/docs/browser-tools.html . The javascript for
quick lingro lookup! is:
‘= ‘https://lingro.com/resources-api.js’); void(headID.appendChild(newScript))}’
So I’m wondering if it would be possible to put the javascript before Lingro’s URL so that I am able to click on any link in La Pagina without having to click the quick lingro lookup! javascript bookmarklet (that I have at the top of my browser) for each article in the newspaper? If not, can someone suggest something else to try? Steve