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Old 07-03-2005, 21:46   #1
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Firefox: Collapsing expanded bookmarks

If you expand a bookmark with sub-bookmarks when in Add Bookmark, then they stay expanded. You can easily end up with a number of expanded bookmarks and, before you know it, you have to scroll down for ages if you want to reach somewhere at the bottom of the bookmark list. Manage Bookmarks behaves similarly in that expanded bookmarks stay expanded.

Now, yes, I know that if I were neat and tidy and collapsed bookmarks when I finished with them I wouldn't have a problem, but I'm not (and never likely to be ). So, the question is, is it possible to collapse all expanded bookmarks with one keystroke.

I did ask in the Mozilla forums, without any luck, which suggests that the answer may be, no. On the other hand, you get so many questions on those forums that, unless you get an answer almost straight away, your question disappears into the wild blue yonder very quickly.
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Re: Firefox: Collapsing expanded bookmarks

Do you folders, like in the attachment?

You can organise them and then click on the +/- icon to minimise it.

On the toolbar, go to bookmarks, add new folder and then move your bookmarks in there.

Is that what you meant?
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Re: Firefox: Collapsing expanded bookmarks

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Do you folders, like in the attachment?

You can organise them and then click on the +/- icon to minimise it.

On the toolbar, go to bookmarks, add new folder and then move your bookmarks in there.

Is that what you meant?
I'm not quite sure. Here is a screen dump of what I mean (I've used Bookmark Manager rather than Add Bookmarks, but the problem is the same in each). As you will see, I have 3 folders expanded, with the bottom one having a couple of sub-folders, also expanded. What I want to do is to collapse all the open folders with one key stroke rather than having to collapse each individually.
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