save bookmark with relative path to current-site

Question

As part of work, the same webapp is hosting at multiple location for different units

e.g.

 http://site1.come/path-to-some-page
 http://site2.come/path-to-some-page

Now I have a bookmark for site1 saved as

 http://site1.come/path-to-some-page

but for site2 I will have to again create a new bookmark. I have to deal with a new domain name each week, it is pain to do this task again and again each week.

Can I not save bookmarks relative to current host

E.g.

 http://{CURRENT_HOST}/path-to-some-page

This will save me lot of pain of saving bookmark for each new website

Answer 1

javascript:void(window.location.href = '/path-to-some-page');

Is another way of bookmarking a relative path.

Answer 2

I haven't seen a way to save a relative or root-relative link without resorting to a bookmarklet.

As far as a bookmarklet is concerned, it's relatively easy to generate one that will take you to whatever path you'd like:

javascript:(rel=>{location=rel.startsWith('/')?`${location.protocol}//${location.host}${rel}`:`${location.protocol}//${location.host}${location.pathname}/${rel}`})('/path')

Replace 'path' at the end with a properly escaped string containing whatever path you'd like. Note that this will differentiate between relative and root-relative paths based on whether they start with a / character.

In long form:

(rel => {
  location =
    // if the relative path starts with /
    rel.startsWith('/')
      // go to http(s)://{domain}/{relative path}
      ? `${location.protocol}//${location.host}${rel}`
      // otherwise go to http(s)://{domain}/{current path}/{relative path}
      : `${location.protocol}//${location.host}${location.pathname}/${rel}`
// call the function providing the relative path to use
})('/path')