Words fail me in describing the grandeur of its sucktitude. * You can drag the address bar icon onto the bookmark toolbar, either itself or onto one of the folders you have there. If it's a folder, you can only add the bookmark to the bottom. That's it. You have no more control than that.
* The theme of not being able to drag into a particular place inside a folder extends to the bookmark manager. So if you want to rearrange your bookmarks, you have to go through a lengthy and elaborate dance of putting things to the bottom of other folders, then retrieving them from there to their desired place. * If you're dragging bookmarks in the manager, dropping *onto* a bookmark rather than *between* two bookmarks will *load* the bookmark you just dropped, replacing the bookmark manager, inside that tab. If you click Back, the bookmark manager is left in a state where you can no longer drag anything. So if you miss your 2-pixel drop target, you'll have to close that tab and open another manager tab, and find your place again in that one. * If you open two Chrome windows and open a bookmark manager in each, *then* you can drag bookmarks directly from one folder to a specific place in another, by selecting both the source and destination folders in one window each, and then dragging the bookmarks across windows. This is marginally less elaborate of a sequence than working inside a single window. Nonetheless it is comically clumsy. * There is no undo. If you delete a bookmark, it's gone. Forever. There is no "Are you sure" either, of course. Poof. These are the tortures I can remember. I know I forget much more of the circumstantial pain visited upon me by this unspeakably execrable part of an otherwise quite tolerable piece of software; an exhaustive list should have to be twice as long. Join me in hatred, -- Aristotle Pagaltzis // <http://plasmasturm.org/>
