Default Bookmark Folderby Teddy Gustiaux

Allows you to choose the default bookmark location folder and quickly bookmark pages via a dedicated icon.


Features


Firefox built-in bookmarking:

This feature only affects bookmarks added through the built-in Firefox bookmark icon or shortcut (Ctrl+D), through the context menu or via the bookmarks menu.

You can:

• Select where the new bookmarks will be added
• Choose to add the new bookmarks to the top or the bottom of the selected folder
• Choose to add the new bookmarks to the last used folder (by any bookmarking or sorting method)
• Select where the new folders of bookmarked tabs will be added (when bookmarking multiple selected tabs or using "Bookmark All Tabs...")
• Choose to add the new folders of bookmarked tabs to the top or the bottom of the selected folder
• Choose to add the new folders of bookmarked tabs to the last used folder (by any bookmarking or sorting method)

Quick bookmark icon:

This feature will add a quick bookmark icon in the address bar, to (un)bookmark a page with only one click.
The icon is a round star icon in the address bar.
If the current page is bookmarked, the icon color will change to red.

You can:

• Enable the quick bookmark shortcut (Alt+Shift+D)
• Select where the new bookmarks will be added
• Choose to add the new bookmarks to the top or the bottom of the selected folder
• Choose to add the new bookmarks to the last used folder (by any bookmarking or sorting method)
• Choose to show the page as bookmarked (i.e. the icon color changes) only if all the bookmarks of this page are in the folder you selected
• Select the color of the quick bookmark icon (among a list) when the current page is bookmarked (red by default)

Quick bookmarking to folder:

Access this feature via the extension browser action (toolbar icon) or via its dedicated shortcut (Alt+Shift+M).

It will allow you to search and select a specific folder within your bookmarks to quickly bookmark the current page into it.

Support

If you want to report a bug or ask for a new feature, you can open an issue on GitHub. If you do not have an account, you can create one for free.