On 12/29/2017 10:27 PM, null wrote:
The OP's problem is organizing the contents of his bookmarks file,
which is an sqlite file unamenable to manual editing.
I had in mind an end run around that problem.
SeaMonkey has two modes of dealing with sets of bookmarks:
1. Save/Restore which uses JSON
2. Export/Import HTML
The "Export" function resembles a lossy conversion of the JSON.
It does not _appear_ to preserve nesting information. I'll have
to run more tests to confirm. My initial test flopped as I've not
read the relevant Help contents.
I had in mind:
1. Save the bookmarks.
2. Pretty print the JSON to a file.
3. Edit the "pretty file" - awkward but doable.
4. "Uglify" {if required} to have syntactically correct JSON.
5. Replace the current set of bookmarks using "Restore" function.
P.S. anyone know of an introduction to SQL comprehensible to one has not
done *ANYTHING* with any database since using dBaseII in the 70's.
Thank you.
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