Rotate screen bookmarklet for those times when someone publishes a rotated picture or anything like that and you don't want to break your neck

rotate.bookmarklet.js

javascript:!function(){___rotate=window.___rotate||0,___rotate++,___rotate>3&&(___rotate=0);var t=document.documentElement,o=t.clientWidth,e=t.clientHeight,r=document.body,i=r.style;0===___rotate?(i.transform="",i.position="",i.width="",i.height="",i.left="",i.top=""):1===___rotate?(i.transform="rotate(90deg)",i.transformOrigin="top left",i.position="absolute",i.width=e+"px",i.height=o+"px",i.left="100%",i.top="0"):2===___rotate?(i.transform="rotate(180deg)",i.transformOrigin="top left",i.position="absolute",i.width=o+"px",i.height=e+"px",i.left="100%",i.top="100%"):3===___rotate&&(i.transform="rotate(270deg)",i.transformOrigin="top left",i.position="absolute",i.width=e+"px",i.height=o+"px",i.left="0",i.top="100%")}();

rotate.js

(function(){
  ___rotate = window.___rotate || 0;
  ___rotate++;
  if (___rotate > 3) ___rotate = 0;
  var doc = document.documentElement;
  var width = doc.clientWidth
  var height = doc.clientHeight;
  var body = document.body;
  var s = body.style;
  if (___rotate === 0) {
    s.transform = '';
    s.position = '';
    s.width = '';
    s.height = '';
    s.left = '';
    s.top = '';
  } else if (___rotate === 1) {
    s.transform = 'rotate(90deg)';
    s.transformOrigin = 'top left';
    s.position = 'absolute';
    s.width = height + 'px';
    s.height = width + 'px';
    s.left = '100%';
    s.top = '0';
  } else if (___rotate === 2) {
    s.transform = 'rotate(180deg)';
    s.transformOrigin = 'top left';
    s.position = 'absolute';
    s.width = width + 'px';
    s.height = height + 'px';
    s.left = '100%';
    s.top = '100%';
  } else if (___rotate === 3) {
    s.transform = 'rotate(270deg)';
    s.transformOrigin = 'top left';
    s.position = 'absolute';
    s.width = height + 'px';
    s.height = width + 'px';
    s.left = '0';
    s.top = '100%';
  }
})()

The bookmarklet needs to wrapped as anonymous function as well else it isn't working. On FF 58.0 0xsJ.js works as expected.