4 ms·
Genuine question: why using the bookmark bar which is so tiny (a narrow 30 pixel high bar) to browse through thousands of bookmarks, when you can comfortably mo
by josephernest 2y ago
Genuine question: why using the bookmark bar which is so tiny (a narrow 30 pixel high bar) to browse through thousands of bookmarks, when you can comfortably move/delete/rename/group in folders/use CTRL-C, CTRL-V, CTRL-X, CTRL-Z to undo/etc. in a big file explorer window?
My point is: the file explorer seems to have (at least for me) a far better UX than the browser's bookmark bar.
Example: you accidentally renamed a bookmark in the bookmark bar. Can you do CTRL-Z? No! With files in file explorer, you could.
- clircle 2y agoI guess i don’t do those modifications very much. Also im a avid user of keyword bookmarks in Firefox, so I need to store those in Firefox anyway for them to work