I see this problem was reported years ago. I'm surprised it has not
been fixed. I can confirm it exists in FFox 125 running on Win 10.
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Good news. Thank you.
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Add "Open Enclosing Folder" context menu to search results of
bookmarks in the Library window (link to
Likewise, my gratitude for this simple and useful feature. Now if only
someone could make a pdf viewer that would print pdfs as well as does
Edge, without losing lines and the bottom of the page and other
features, I would be totally happy with Firefox. I will post this as a
separate bug.
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That's exciting. Thank you. Since v93 just installed on my PC today,
hopefully v95 is not too far in the future.
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This has been a long-standing issue and I am pleased to see it is now
actively being work. Can someone suggest when this might be complete
and what version of Firefox might contain this useful change?
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I disagree. "Open containing folder" is common terminology and makes it
clear that you are opening the folder that contains the bookmark you are
examining. This is how Chrome does it. I also use a fabulous file
manager called Directory Opus that uses the same terminology.
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I am so glad to hear this is now being worked. Thank you.
As for a name, how about the term Chrome uses when you right click a URL
bookmark in your library, which is "Show in Folder." I am not sure how
you wish to implement, but if you just open Chrome I think it does it
well. I'm not as happy
Is there any way to up the priority on this issue? Bookmarks in general
work great; much better than Chrome, but darn it, this one item is a
terribly annoying feature, i.e. not easily being able to find the folder
in which a bookmark is located. Yes, I know there is a work around that
sometimes
