The extension has excellent feature not found in Firefox. You can bookmark links in a specific folder with a single click.

It does what it says it does perfectly, couldn't ask for more.

Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks.

Just what I was looking for! Perfect. Thank you.

Great plugin and is really handy.

However, I wonder can I set more than one quick bookmark icon? I have a couple of projects working and hope I can quickly save my bookmarks to them.

finally an addon like the old "Add Bookmarks here²" its just crazy that it's not standard

不错OK

Very good. 2 suggestions: (1) Add a toolbar icon that opens a sidebar or popup with a list of the bookmarks in that folder. Similar to how Pocket used to be. Also seen in the outdated "Save-To-Read" add-on. (2) After creating a new bookmarks folder for this and setting it as the default for the icon, it also sets it as the default for all bookmarks, so whenever I bookmark something using the usual Ctrl+D it wants to put it in my "default bookmark folder" folder. Prior to this add-on, it would save new bookmarks in the most recently used bookmarks folder (so for example if I'm visiting 6 or 7 related sites and I want to bookmark all of them and put them all in the same folder, after I navigate to the correct folder when bookmarking the first one, all the others will have that folder selected by default). For some reason this add-on prevents that and sends everything to this default folder, making things a bit inconvenient at times.

Awesome, dude.

This extension goes a long way towards replacing Add Bookmark Here 2. I particularly like the unbookmark feature. Great work, thank you. Now if bookmarks could be added to the top of the Bookmarks Menu, it would be perfect.
EDIT: Thank you for the new version. Take a well deserved 5 stars.

Can you add the possibility to remove annoyng "bookmarks toolbar" and "unsorted bookmarks" to show only bookmark inside "bookmark menu" in the sidebar? PLEASE!

Much needed, thank you.

Very useful addon for a problem purely created by Mozilla itself.

All good now!