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My bookmark folder doesn't default when using hotkey ctrl D

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jpeek345
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My bookmark folder doesn't default when selected.

I have to scroll down to find it in the heap.

I thought Mozilla will leave the last selected bookmark folder in the top of the list when using 'ctrl D'

I would use 'bookmark all tabs' but I have 2 tabs pinned and almost always some tabs open that I don't want to put into the folder.

I like the ctrl D, tab, alt +down but shouldn't the last bookmark folder in the dropdown list be a sticky until you select another?

Thank-you.

Mozilla Firefox user.

My bookmark folder doesn't default when selected. I have to scroll down to find it in the heap. I thought Mozilla will leave the last selected bookmark folder in the top of the list when using 'ctrl D' I would use 'bookmark all tabs' but I have 2 tabs pinned and almost always some tabs open that I don't want to put into the folder. I like the ctrl D, tab, alt +down but shouldn't the last bookmark folder in the dropdown list be a sticky until you select another? Thank-you. Mozilla Firefox user.

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You used to happen in older Firefox version, but doesn't do this for quite some time now.

You can look at this extension:

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cor-el
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You used to happen in older Firefox version, but doesn't do this for quite some time now.

You can look at this extension:

jpeek345
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thats pretty good :-)