Spectacularly Blow Up Any Web Page with This HTML5-Powered "Bomb"

Plugins, extensions and scripts that mess with the web at large have been around from the early beginnings. But that doesn't mean there's no innovation in this field. fontBomb is exactly what it sounds like, but don't let that fool you, it's inexplicably fun in practice.

Essentially, you use a bookmarklet to "blow" up any page on the web, an article that annoys you, a company that tries to invade your privacy, your ex-girlfriend's Facebook page and so on.

It doesn't have to be a page you hate. Just click on the bookmarklet, click anywhere on the site you want to blow up, stand clear and wait three seconds, then "boom." Letters flying all over the place, leaving the page an unrecognizable mess.

And if one bomb is not enough, you can place another one (or 10) and see what happens. You'll be entertained for at least a couple of minutes. Underneath the mayhem though is a clever piece of JavaScript code that leverages the best of HTML5 and CSS3 to get the desired effect.

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