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How do I save bookmarks to the bottom of a folder using firefox for android?

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By default, desktop firefox places newly saved bookmarks to the bottom of a bookmark folder. The reverse is the case in android. Placing bookmarks in folders, on android firefox, would break the temporal continuity of my bookmark list, therefore I am forced to avoid organization of bookmarks altogether, when using the android version, leaving the task for when I have access to a desktop firefox. This inconsistency is very inconvenient. Could you suggest a way to rectify it, or are there any future plans for saner defaults?

By default, desktop firefox places newly saved bookmarks to the bottom of a bookmark folder. The reverse is the case in android. Placing bookmarks in folders, on android firefox, would break the temporal continuity of my bookmark list, therefore I am forced to avoid organization of bookmarks altogether, when using the android version, leaving the task for when I have access to a desktop firefox. This inconsistency is very inconvenient. Could you suggest a way to rectify it, or are there any future plans for saner defaults?

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Hi

Whilst you cannot auto-sort your bookmarks, this article will help explain how you can manually organise them in Firefox for Android.

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Hi, I did check the document you link. My problem is not covered within.