QuickBookmarkToFolder

[★★★★★★] - Thank you for making this beautiful extension, Mr. Anonymous developer! (gave you (6) stars, count 'em) ⇢ This simple, little extension saves loads of time and effort by eliminating the tedious process of saving bookmarks. [THE USUAL WORKFLOW]: You bookmark a site by... navigating through the myriad of multi-layered, some alphabetically sorted & others not, bookmark folders -- until you accidentally run into the folder you're looking for. [HOW TO USE THIS EXTENSION]: Launch your QBTF shortcut ⇢ type the first 4 letters of your destination folder ⇢ arrow down to highlight it, ⇢ then click Enter to Select it. Done. You don't have to expand a single folder tree to bookmark the site. And, it took you all of (5) seconds. [TO SUMMARIZE - the Steps to bookmark a site]: Press your shortcut key + type ~4 letters (which finds your folder) + select that as the final Folder for your bookmark. That's it! It's lightweight, quick, simple, and it does exactly what it says it does - without ads or extra bells & whistles that you won't use anyway - and, which are just added to stroke the developer ego. There's none of that here. [THE WRAP-UP]: Install & try it. You'll use it several times throughout the day, and it'll save you more time than you thought it would. Guaranteed. So much so that, like me, you'll be compelled to come back here and write about it! ha, or not.

Quickly organizing bookmark to a group!!!

Thank you for making this beautiful extension anonymous developer! This simple, little extension saves so much time and effort by eliminating the tedious process of... >> Bookmarking a site by -> navigating through the myriad of multi-layered bookmark folders set-up in my 'super smart, efficient & unique' system by doing the following steps... I use my shortcut -> type the first 4 letters of the destination folder -> arrow down to the correct Folder -> and click Enter to confirm. You don't have to expand one folder bookmarking this site. This saves the current page into that bookmark folder, and I can go about my way. You can zip around your folders without a rhyme or reason and pay no attention to the (limited) last (5) history folders in the drop-down that you see when you click the 'star'. It's simply a beautiful thing. It's lightweight, quick, simple, and it does exactly what it says it does - without ads or extra bells & whistles put in for a developer ego. None of that. If you don't get this ext, then you're dumb. ;) *jk - but, try it, it'll save you time and you'll use it all day.