For the few I have on FF Android, create the bookmarklet as normal, give it a name, and also give it a "keyword" string.
Then, when you want to execute a bookmarklet on the current page, pull down to get to the URL bar (if it is hidden) and start typing the "keyword" string into the url bar. After a few characters the "suggestions" list should show the bookmarklet entry, when it does, tap on the entry and the bookmarklet will execute on the current page.
I've not been able to find a way to "open" a list of bookmarklets to pick from, other than using keyword search via the URL bar, so this does also require remembering the "keywords" for each to be able to access them.
Firefox makes them pretty easy to use. One key stroke (Ctrl/Cmd-B) displays/hides the bookmarks sidebar where you can search your bookmarks. You can drag the current url to the bookmarks bar to add a new bookmark.
How? For me the closest thing I can get is "recent" bookmarks, but if you didn't bookmark a page recently it shows nothing at all, not even a link to all bookmarks, on the new tab page
5. Tap on the URL bar
6. Type part of the name of the bookmark you chose until it appears in search (in my case eruda works)
7. Tap the bookmarlet
For this to work you need to have bookmark search enabled in settings: Settings -> Search -> Search bookmarks
Also, there seem to be many sites where the widget doesn't appear, but you can try it at google.com.
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