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Conveniently switch between multiple bookmark bars. An extension allowing you to use more than one Bookmarks Bar. [HOW TO USE] All available bookmark bars will show up in the extension popup. To switch between them, just click the one you would like to switch to. Alternatively, you can also switch using keyboard shortcuts. The default bindings are: - Ctrl + UpArrow/DownArrow: Switch to the next or previous bookmark bar. - Ctrl + Shift + 1: Switch to the first bookmark bar. - Ctrl + Shift + 2: Switch to the second bookmark bar. Additional shortcuts are available. To assign them or redefine existing shortcuts visit chrome://extensions/shortcuts. You can add, rename, reorder and remove bookmark bars from within the extension: - Add: Type the name of your new bar into the input field at the bottom and confirm with `Enter` or by clicking the PLUS-button. - Edit: Either use the EDIT-button next to the bar you want to modify or double-click it. Type the new name and confirm with `Enter` or by clicking the SAVE-button. - Reorder: Drag the bookmark bar to its desired position with the mouse and drop it. - Remove: Enter the EDIT mode and click the DELETE button. [HOW IT WORKS] The extension exchanges the bookmarks inside the current bookmark bar with the ones within a chosen folder in the "Bookmark Bars" directory. The current bookmark bar will be backed up to a folder in "Bookmark Bars". The current bookmark bar will be called ***"My first bookmark bar 🚀"*** when you first install the extension.
Jun 11, 2024
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