Open all bookmarks in separator

[EdM323]

Hi everyone,

First of all, thank you in advance for taking the time to read me. It's great to be able to share ideas with other Firefox users who are passionate about making it the best web browser possible.

My idea is modest, but I think it might be useful to people who have a lot of bookmarks and use a lot of separators.

How about an option to open all bookmarks in the separator, like there is one to open all bookmarks in a folder? Here's what it might look like:

 

The arrow on the right could direct you to the usual options: Open in a new tab, Open in a new window, Open in a new private window...

What do you think?

All the best.

-Édouard

[Jon]

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[EdM323]

*It could be called ''open all bookmarks between separators''.

[Anonymous]

@EdM323 

Like this?

https://ufile.io/or3n7ueg

[Anonymous]

@EdM323 

Open separated Bookmarks – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)

Hope it helps.

[EdM323]

@AnonymousThis is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you very much! Any idea why it's not included in the default version of the program? This seems pretty useful to me...

[Anonymous]

@EdM323 

> Thank you very much!

no problem. If you like the addon, maybe take a look at my other stuff . I pride myself in ugly but  useful addons. 😉

> Any idea why it's not included in the default version of the program?

well, i am just a addon developer ... but i'd assume this kind of feature was never considert to be interesting enough for most people.  But thats what addons are for, to customize your browser in more specialized ways.

PS: if you want to change the position of the context menu entry, you can do that too, see: https://www.userchrome.org/  . And if thats to technical, you can also ask on  r/FirefoxCSS  . Those guys in most cases can give help you out in more detail, if you tell them what you want todo. (here: moving a context menu entry to a different position)