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Dan

2007-03-25, 1:12 pm

I've not had this happen before.
In bookmarks, one of my folders has vanished but if I do a search in the
bookmarks search option the individual bookmark will come up but I cannot
figure out where that folder resides. It seems the folder has fallen into
another folder. Is there a way of finding it without going through every
folder.

Thanks
D.


Doug G

2007-03-25, 1:12 pm

Dan wrote:
> I've not had this happen before.
> In bookmarks, one of my folders has vanished but if I do a search in the
> bookmarks search option the individual bookmark will come up but I cannot
> figure out where that folder resides. It seems the folder has fallen into
> another folder. Is there a way of finding it without going through every
> folder.
>
> Thanks
> D.
>
>


If you are using Firefox, try using the "Locate in Bookmark Folders"
extension.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/622
Andy Luddy

2007-04-04, 1:13 pm

Dan wrote:
> I've not had this happen before.
> In bookmarks, one of my folders has vanished but if I do a search in the
> bookmarks search option the individual bookmark will come up but I cannot
> figure out where that folder resides. It seems the folder has fallen into
> another folder. Is there a way of finding it without going through every
> folder.
>
> Thanks
> D.
>
>


Another way is to open your bookmarks file as a web page. Use File /
Open File and navigate to something like C:\Documents and Settings\[user
name]\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\[random string].default
* and open bookmarks.html. Then search within the "page" for your
missing folder. I keep a bookmark to my bookmarks file for occasions
such as this.

* path assumes Windows, which of course may not be the case.

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Andy Luddy
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