Drag the gold button below to your browser bookmarks bar. Then on any UK letter, email, or web page — select the text, click the bookmark, and SortedUK opens with that text already loaded into the decoder.
Drag-and-drop · Or right-click → "Bookmark this link"
How to install it.
Show your bookmarks bar in your browser (most browsers: Ctrl+Shift+B on Windows, ⌘+Shift+B on Mac).
Click and hold the gold "Decode with Sorted" button above, then drag it onto your bookmarks bar. It will appear as a new bookmark.
That's it. Whenever you're on a web page (or email/letter) with a UK problem, select the text, then click the bookmark in your bar — SortedUK opens in a new tab with the text already loaded.
Works in every browser.
The bookmarklet is pure JavaScript and follows the W3C bookmark spec. Tested in:
Chrome✓ Works
Safari✓ Works
Firefox✓ Works
Edge✓ Works
What it actually does.
When you click the bookmark, this happens locally in your browser:
Grabs the text you've selected on the current page. If nothing is selected, grabs the page title + URL as a fallback.
Stores the text in sessionStorage — only your browser sees it. Never sent to a server until you press Decode.
Opens sorteduk.uk/decode-v2 in a new tab with the text pre-loaded into the decoder.
You decide what happens next — review the text, edit it, or close the tab. SortedUK doesn't auto-decode without your click.
Privacy matters.
The bookmarklet runs entirely in your browser. SortedUK doesn't see anything until you press Decode.
No tracking, no analytics, no fingerprinting. The URL it opens has ?via=bookmarklet so we know how many people use this feature in aggregate — no per-user tracking.
SortedUK's full privacy promise — locked at /promise — applies to every surface, including bookmarklet use.