Two things, first I thought the "keywords" field was analogous to the keywords meta tag in an html doc. Obviously it is not so please ignore this part of the original question.
Second, it is actually the "description" field I am most interested in, and I should have been more explicit and descriptive. So here goes: My bookmarks go back to 1994 or so. Most of them are probably dead, but a few are still alive and kicking and I don't want to throw them out unnecessarily. The ones that are still around usually just have a different page url or domain name. If the description field was populated with data I would have something to search with to determine if the site was well and truly vanished (or still interesing enough to try and find again). See this blue-sky essay for a perfect example: http://www.mozilla.org/blue-sky/misc/199805/collaborative-bookmark-index.html So, I don't want to find myself in 2005 looking at the urls marked in '02 and wondering where they heck they are. If all the urls saved from this point forward had descriptions the task would be easier. Ideally the "Add Bookmark" dialog would have a description field in addition to the current "Name" and "Location" fields. The description would be pre-filled with either 1) header meta description tag, if it exists, or 2) the first ~30 words of the page, or 3) an option to grab the description from OpenDirectory.org or similar. -matt
