Ever wanted to steal a Hive post's tags? Now you can. Use this free tool I made!

If you try and copy a PeakD post's tags, you'll get a bunch of #'s with the tags.

Just paste and you get this:

#blog  
#life  
#leofinance  
#palnet  
#neoxian  
#proofofbrain  
#hive-167922  
#hive-174578  
#hive-148441

I mean, eh, cool, but I can't just paste that under my post to use those tags. I'd have to delete every #.

No need anymore. I made a cool tool that gets you all the tags, clean and fast. Just tap the bookmarklet:

Press Ctrl C

And the tags are yours to use!

hive-167922 blog life leofinance palnet neoxian hive-174578 proofofbrain hive-148441

The bookmarklet

To use it, make a new bookmark, and in the Link section, paste this code:

javascript:(()=>{const[,,t,o]=location.pathname.split("/"),e=t.slice(1);if(e&&o){const t={id:2,jsonrpc:"2.0",method:"bridge.get_post",params:{author:e,permlink:o,observer:e}};fetch("https://api.hive.blog",{method:"POST",headers:{"Content-Type":"application/json"},body:JSON.stringify(t)}).then(t=>t.json()).then(t=>{const{result:o}=t,e=o.json_metadata.tags.join(" ");prompt("tags",e)})}})();

• I minified this code using this minifier.
• Guide to using bookmarklets
• Guide to making bookmarklets

Here is the source code in case you want to verify or change it:

(() => {
  const [, , atAuthor, permlink] = location.pathname.split('/');
  const author = atAuthor.slice(1);
  if (author && permlink) {
    // fetch post the request and get the response
    const request = {
      id: 2,
      jsonrpc: '2.0',
      method: 'bridge.get_post',
      params: {
        author: author,
        permlink: permlink,
        observer: author,
      },
    };
    fetch('https://api.hive.blog', {
      method: 'POST',
      headers: {
        'Content-Type': 'application/json',
      },
      body: JSON.stringify(request),
    })
      .then((response) => response.json())
      .then((response) => {
        const { result } = response;
        const tags = result.json_metadata.tags;
        const tagsString = tags.join(' ');
        prompt("tags", tagsString)
      });
  }
})();

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If you have more ideas for cool bookmarklets just leave a comment and I'll see what I can do. :)