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Adding a keyword to a bookmark folder

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Purujin
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I am trying to add a keyword to a bookmark folder, so that i can easily open all tabs in the folder at once. I know I can already do this by clicking on the bookmarks menu, scrolling down to the folder i want to open and selecting 'Open All in Tabs', but I'd much rather just use alt+d and a 1-3 letter keyword, as the trackpad of my laptop doesn't work all that well. However.. bookmark folders don't seem to support keywords. I have tried adding a keyword to my folder by manually editing places.sqlite, giving my folder a value in the 'fk' folder and adding a corresponding keyword to that value in the keywords table, but alas: this keyword instead opens support.mozilla.com, and now I'm here. I am hesitant to use any more addons for this, as I'm already using Tree Style Tab to neatly sort all these bookmarks, but if you have any recommendations fire away.

Thanks in advance!

I am trying to add a keyword to a bookmark folder, so that i can easily open all tabs in the folder at once. I know I can already do this by clicking on the bookmarks menu, scrolling down to the folder i want to open and selecting 'Open All in Tabs', but I'd much rather just use alt+d and a 1-3 letter keyword, as the trackpad of my laptop doesn't work all that well. However.. bookmark folders don't seem to support keywords. I have tried adding a keyword to my folder by manually editing places.sqlite, giving my folder a value in the 'fk' folder and adding a corresponding keyword to that value in the keywords table, but alas: this keyword instead opens support.mozilla.com, and now I'm here. I am hesitant to use any more addons for this, as I'm already using Tree Style Tab to neatly sort all these bookmarks, but if you have any recommendations fire away. Thanks in advance!

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Hi there, In the end I made a javascript which opens all tabs i want using window.open(); and bookmarked this file. It looks a bit ugly in the address bar, but it's about practical use for me.

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Hi there, In the end I made a javascript which opens all tabs i want using window.open(); and bookmarked this file. It looks a bit ugly in the address bar, but it's about practical use for me.