Richard Owlett wrote:
Over the last decade bookmarks.html has grown to >1.8MB
[When examined via ^U - it has ~6k lines]
SeaMonkey can search for sub-string(s) in a bookmark.
*BUT* it does not return any information about (sub)heading it is under
making it difficult to locate logically related material.
Has anyone created a tool reorganize existing bookmarks in a
hierarchical structure. I would like to see no more than 20
subheadings|bookmarks under the next higher level?
Other suggestions?
SeaMonkey already has that feature, has had it for years, if you choose
to use it.
In a browser window, Bookmarks | Manage Bookmarks or CTRL-B.
In the Bookmarks Manager, File | New Folder creates a folder. Name it
and drag and drop bookmarks into it. You can create subfolders, too, if
you like, but too many nested levels is inconvenient to use.
When bookmarking a new site, don't just do Bookmarks | Bookmark This
Page (CTRL-SHIFT-D), do Bookmarks | File Bookmark (CTRL-D) and choose
the appropriate folder.
As for automating the process, no, it won't do that. And your car won't
pick a restaurant and drive you there either, not yet anyway. ;-)
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War doesn't determine who's right, just who's left.
--
Paul B. Gallagher
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