This is true, but still doesn't disable background checking for updates, which is a main part of the point. The visual clutter of many unused bookmarks might be an annoyance, but real performance impact is a more pressing concern, at least for me.

 - Quinn

On Mar 21, 2009, at 5:51 PM, Alberto Ganesh Barbati wrote:


You can just create a group and move all those "less used" bookmarks
into it. Then you can simply collapse the group.
In order to create a group, right-click on a bookmark and select
"Group". Once a group has been created, you can use drag&drop to move
other bookmarks into the group.
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