Quick Bookmark Filer — Philip

Bookmarks are small portals into the web, so let's make them delightful!

Quick Bookmark Filer (QBF) replaces the native Ctrl+D > Edit Bookmark > Location workflow, with a detached OS window and a native Quick Save popup panel.

The principle is simple: making saving and finding bookmarks easy and pleasant!

For this, QBF offers two interfaces: Quicksave and full QBF.

• Quicksave (left-click toolbar icon):

A compact native Firefox panel for fast filing. Name field, folder search, domain suggestion chips, Quick Links, Recent Locations, mini dedup panel, URL-as-Tab mode, path bar with clickable segments and hover popup, and one-click save. No window chrome. Alt+Shift+D or Alt+Shift+Q to open/toggle.

• Full QBF (Ctrl+Shift+F, or right-click toolbar icon → "Open Quick Bookmark Filer") that has 4 modes:

1. "Save" mode:

   To file the current page, using keyboard search, a browser tree, or by picking recent and quick Links. Suggestions are shows by identifying the domain and existing bookmarks.

2. "Find" mode:

   To search bookmarks by title, path, URL, or filter. A folder browsing feature is available to see a folder's contents, open bookmarks directly, with clickable path navigation, and the ability to drag search results ↔ tree, as a bridge between Find → Save modes.

3. "Tabs" mode:

   To browse/search open tabs across all windows — switch to tab, close close, drag-reorder tabs, and others (WIP).

4. "History" mode:

   To list recently visited tabs and recently closed tabs, grouped by chronological order.

Worthy mentions:
· Many keyboard shortcuts to choose from, and customize;
· Designed for large bookmark libraries (tested up to 100k bookmarks on modest hardware).
· Strict checks during bookmark saving, renaming, moving, deleting (WIP: archive snapshots for redundancy and easy backups).
· No data collection or external service. Eeverything happens on device.

All feedback is welcome. :)