A good question. I have yet to see a really good bookmark
scheme.
On the other hand, when I make a new bookmark folder (I have
many) I try
to do it logically: i.e., the bookmark is related to the
folder name.
This may take some practice and compromise, such as placing
a bookmark
in more than one folder.
If you really want to search your bookmarks, you can search
the backup
copy at:
C:Documents and SettingsOwnerApplication
DataMozillaFirefoxProfilesky2x3ez2.defaultbookmarkbacku
psbookmarks-2006-11-16.html
(Modify this address as necessary).
I plead guilty to having many more bookmarks than I will
ever use, but I
do find it useful from time to time to review my folders for
a vaguely
remembered page.
Harold B. wrote:
> Hello again ... In managing bookmarks in Firefox, it
says, "the Bookmark
> Manager is a window where you can modify your
bookmarks. You can sort, rename
> and change the properties for your bookmarks as well as
add, remove, and move
> them." ... Question: How can you find (or where do
you find "Find" to find) a
> bookmark in your list where most are stored in whatever
folders you make up?
>
> In the past two years I've had Firefox, I've been
avoiding looking for
> bookmarks in my list. Only proves to me that most
bookmarks I have I never use
> and saving bookmarks while surfing the internet is just
a useless "collecting"
> habit (for me). The important ones I use are in my
bookmark bar and that's it.
> --- Harold
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