Very useful extension. Remembering last folder for saving is very handy. The unrelated option to save new bookmarks at the top of the folder is also extremely useful. So, it turns out that the main purpose of this extension, to set a default folder for saving bookmarks, didn't glow as much as the side options (to me, at least...) Well, I'm not complaining, it's an essential extension, all those options should be incorporated to Firefox base code!

Works very well, thank you!

Functional and convenient add

Some of the features don't fully work. Mainly using the quick bookmark option, but found that the shortcuts overlap those of Dark Reader (which is honestly more on them)

I'd love it if you could add this option : change the default behaviour when dragging and dropping a bookmark into a bookmark folder that the bookmark is added to the top not the bottom of the folder. Exactly as you can for the chosen default folder for quickbookmarking. thx for such a useful add on for those of us bookmark obsessed peeps. krgds Rob

I originally installed this to fix the default bookmarking behavior always trying to save to an unwanted "other bookmarks" folder.

It worked for a while, but after version 2.13 a breaking change was made that still wasn't reverted YEARS later, with the developer focusing on completely different features that really should have been a different add-on. This also meant I could not use automatic updates for my addons!

At some point, the default behavior changed and now remembers the last several locations a bookmark was saved and defaults to the last used location on its own, making even the ancient 2.1.3 version obsolete for my use case.

Used to work on Mac Firefox < 116.0.3. Used it happily for several years. Now, no matter what folder under the default folder I click on, the bookmark is only saved in the default folder.

Now running the much simpler "Quick Bookmarks to Folder" which does what I need it to.

Seems to have stopped working. Was great while it lasted. Wish this were a default option.