Is it possible to run a bookmarklet on Chrome by selecting it from the bookmark?

Question

I am using Chrome for Android. If I have a bookmarklet saved as a bookmark, then I am able to run it by:

1. Typing its name in the address bar until it shows.
2. Clicking the upward-leftward pointing diagonal arrow next to it to load it into the address bar.
3. Clicking enter.

I am not able to run a bookmarklet that I have saved as a bookmark by:

1. Opening Chrome's vertically-aligned three-dot menu.
2. Selecting Bookmarks.
3. Navigating to the bookmarklet's entry.
4. Clicking the entry.

I don't want to run my bookmarklets using the first method. I want to run them by going to them in the bookmarks menu (like the second method). If I click any other bookmark in the bookmarks menu, Chrome will navigate to the page. I expect to be able to run bookmarklets from the bookmarks menu.

Is it possible to run a bookmarklet on Chrome by selecting it from the bookmark?

Answer 1

TL;DR Either wait for the Chrome for Android team to fix it or find a browser which supports it.

I found this issue ticket for Chromium (base code of Chrome/Chrome for Android/ChromeOS) which was opened in 2015 for the Android platform:

Issue 480010: Enhanced bookmarks do not support javascript bookmarklets

The gist is that:

This is tricky because on phones BookmarkActivity sends intent to Chrome to launch the bookmarked url, and currently ChromeLauncherActivity rejects javascript urls.

https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=480010#c11

Based on older comments the bookmarklet feature existed in a prior version, but disabled since then.