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Bookmarks folders list is hardly usable on adding a bookmark

Jan

Hi,

When I bookmark a page and then click the link to edit it so to select the desired bookmarks folder, I get my whole bookmarks folders list fully expanded, which makes it tremendously tedious to find the correct folder to store the bookmark.

Still, when opening my bookmarks list, I get the list of just the top-level folders. I then select a folder, get just the 2nd level folders, again select, etc. So... this much more usable interface is available in the app, just not at the point where I edit a bookmark. Hope this collapsed list can be used everywhere a bookmarks folder needs to be selected. Thanks!

Kind regards, Jan Stap

Hi, When I bookmark a page and then click the link to edit it so to select the desired bookmarks folder, I get my whole bookmarks folders list fully expanded, which makes it tremendously tedious to find the correct folder to store the bookmark. Still, when opening my bookmarks list, I get the list of just the top-level folders. I then select a folder, get just the 2nd level folders, again select, etc. So... this much more usable interface is available in the app, just not at the point where I edit a bookmark. Hope this collapsed list can be used everywhere a bookmarks folder needs to be selected. Thanks! Kind regards, Jan Stap

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Hi

Thank you for your feedback. This is something that our developers are looking into and will hopefully include in a future update. You can follow progress on this and add comments at:

https://github.com/mozilla-mobile/fenix/issues/15484

Hi Seburo,

Thanks for your answer! Good to read this is being worked on.

Best regards, Jan Stap