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* When viewing search results in Bookmark Manager, I'd appreciate an easy way to locate that bookmark in the folder hierarchy. Either a "Bookmark Path" column, which would show only on a search-filtered display, or a right-click option to return to the full view with the selected bookmark visible and highlighted would suffice for me (both would be even better). | * When viewing search results in Bookmark Manager, I'd appreciate an easy way to locate that bookmark in the folder hierarchy. Either a "Bookmark Path" column, which would show only on a search-filtered display, or a right-click option to return to the full view with the selected bookmark visible and highlighted would suffice for me (both would be even better). | ||
^^ I'd more than appreciate it -- it's an essential on my wish list.<br> How else can you change the location of a bookmark if you can't find where<br> it is in your folders? | ^^ I'd more than appreciate it -- it's an essential on my wish list.<br> How else can you change the location of a bookmark if you can't find where<br> it is in your folders? | ||
^^ I suggest to add a "Path" column in the Bookmarks Manager. This is definitly important to manage our bookmarks! | |||
* When searching Bookmarks, either in the Bookmarks sidebar or Bookmarks Manager (both would be even better), also list the Folder names that have that search string in them. For instance, I have a Folder named "Tech Sites" but none of the bookmarks in there have the word "tech" in them and when I search for "tech," I can't find any of them. | * When searching Bookmarks, either in the Bookmarks sidebar or Bookmarks Manager (both would be even better), also list the Folder names that have that search string in them. For instance, I have a Folder named "Tech Sites" but none of the bookmarks in there have the word "tech" in them and when I search for "tech," I can't find any of them. | ||