On Fri, 04 Oct 2002 21:15:56 -0400 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: > > > I have currently > >frequently accessed bookmarks at the top of the list and filed in > >appropriate nested folders... > > I'd sure like to know how you pulled that off.
I too can say "my frequently accessed bookmarks are at the top of the list - and filed in appropriate nested folders". There was *nothing* that involved "how to pull that off" -- I simply worked with the entries in Mozilla's 'Manage Bookmarks' window. Have not had to struggle with bookmarks for several months now. When I am in a site I want to return to, I "save this bookmark". The entry gets put at the bottom of the list. I then open 'Manage Bookmarks', expand the "folder" where I want to put that entry, and use "drag&drop" (one of the few times I ever use "drag&drop" - I prefer CLI) to move that entry to the position I want. [The breakthrough came for me when I realized I *could* drag entries to __empty__ (i.e, just-created) folders !] Two minor glitches which don't disturb me: If the cursor in the "drag&drop" operation __hovers__ over an unexpanded folder, that folder will sometimes *expand* even though I do not want it to. The bypass is to "drag&drop" without hesitation (i.e., *don't* hover). The other one I haven't noticed if it is still there or not - it used to be that if the *last* line in the list was affected, the "drag&drop" operation would complete successfully, but the 'Manage Bookmarks' window would *not* properly show the result. My bypass is to *not* affect the last entry in the list. or if I do, then I immediately close the bookmarks window (if I need to do more editing, I open 'Manage Bookmarks' again). mikus
