Hi Vance,

Could you help clean this up a bit?

1. Right now, when you click a bookmark that’s assigned to a container, a page briefly flashes with this message before the bookmark opens in the container:

> “Well that didn’t work…
> There was a problem opening the provided URL. Please check your spelling and try again. If the issue doesn’t go away, please create an issue.”

It would be great if this didn’t happen and the bookmark just opened smoothly without showing that message.

2. When a bookmark is assigned to **“No Container,”** please remove all of the `moz-extension://f9e41c3a-e3c2-4ad3-ae…` parts from the bookmark URL so it becomes a normal bookmark again.

Thanks!

Edits the url of the bookmark with ext protocol and messes up icons. Also means if you remove the ext you have to remake the bookmark. There are better alternatives that don't have the same drawbacks...

all that i need in Firefox!!!

Like similar extensions it works with the existing bookmark system by saving each bookmark URL with an extension protocol to make Firefox load the container. So if you ever remove the extension or want to take bookmarks out of a container you have to edit them yourself. It doesn't have a function to do that automatically.

that's useful,thanks

Doesn't work on Mac, Firefox 108. There are no menu items to use. Tried sidebar, toolbar and Library, no luck.

Great extension, thank you. It should be part of the browser.

When I open the bookmark that has assigned container there is appears temporary tab that immidiately closes. It is littlebit annoyling. But still it is better than opening page within specific container manually.

I am using this now, since the "Multi-Account Containers" from Mozilla themselves does not support setting a container to open my bookmarks with (please fix that Mozilla...).

What I wanted to achieve is, that I have separate bookmarks (and containers) for each of my YouTube Channels to manage, without having to change accounts constantly - thanks to this extension, this is now possible.

I also reviewed the code and found nothing shady - still would like to know why the version on GitHub doesn't match the version installed by Firefox itself (I reviewed the code installed on my system) - maybe Vance Spears can give us an update here ;)

All in all good work and once again thanks for this great extension!

I am still exploring the use of containers, but I love the feature for assigning a custom image to a bookmark. I'd like to see the same image assigning to bookmark folders.

Exactly what I was looking for. Could be integrated directly into FF