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In FF 3.6.8 how can I create (save) a bookmark directly to the last opened bookmark folder?

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Foxian
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When saving multiple pages, it's time consuming to always have to navigate back to the same folder each time, whether bookmarking from the right-click menu, using the star in the location bar, or using Ctrl-D. In a past version, pressing Ctrl-D would open the bookmarks tree and take me to the last folder accessed. What setting or extension do I need to have that functionality again?

When saving multiple pages, it's time consuming to always have to navigate back to the same folder each time, whether bookmarking from the right-click menu, using the star in the location bar, or using Ctrl-D. In a past version, pressing Ctrl-D would open the bookmarks tree and take me to the last folder accessed. What setting or extension do I need to have that functionality again?

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cor-el
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You can click the Choose... item in the Edit This Bookmark dialog (Ctrl+D) to select the last used folder.

Foxian
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Thanks; yes, I can Ctrl+D to open the Bookmark dialog, click on the Bookmarks menu dropdown, and select from the short-list. But how can I have Ctrl+D open to the last folder immediately, without the extra clicks and search?