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There are still a few minor niggles I have with Chrome, mostly relating to bookmarks: - Chrome doesn't support bookmark shortcuts; I use SuperGenPass in FF as

There are still a few minor niggles I have with Chrome, mostly relating to bookmarks: - Chrome doesn't support bookmark shortcuts; I use SuperGenPass in FF as a bookmark with a shortcut of "p", so in any form, rather than needing to click the mouse, I can do Ctrl-L, p, enter - Chrome doesn't "support" unorganized and tagged bookmarks like FF3 does. I like being able to file/search bookmarks by tags, separately from a small hierarchy of most-used bookmarks on the toolbar. - Chrome doesn't support bookmark separators, which are a "nicety" for organizing bookmarks in folders on the toolbar. Something small like that really does help with visual recognition and hand-eye coordination.

pielud 17y ago
It does actually support this, it's just not a bookmark, it's a "search engine". For example, if I want to type "yc" in the address bar to get to news.yc: 1. right click address bar, select "edit search engines" 2. click the add button 3. give it name like "news.yc", keyword is "yc" url is http://new.ycombinator.com http://new.ycombinator.com. The "%s" in the url isn't required. When I imported my bookmarks from firefox, it did this automatically. It took me forever to figure out how to add new ones. edit: formatting
- nuclear_eclipse 17y ago
  And then that's no longer synchronized between my various machines and browsers via Xmarks?