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-breadcrumbs:
-- - /user-experience
- - User Experience
-page_name: bookmarks
-title: Bookmarks
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-
-[TOC]
-
-## Adding
-
-[<img alt="image"
-src="/user-experience/bookmarks/bookmark_add.png">](/user-experience/bookmarks/bookmark_add.png)
-
-Bookmarks can be added using the star in the location bar. The dialog that
-appears can be dismissed by focusing elsewhere, otherwise user actions take
-place immediately.
-
-The star may also be dragged onto the bookmarks bar in order to add a bookmark
-to a specific location.
-
-Bookmarks Bar
-
-[<img alt="image"
-src="/user-experience/bookmarks/bookmarks_bar.png">](/user-experience/bookmarks/bookmarks_bar.png)
-
-The bookmarks bar is the home of all of the bookmarks the user creates. We
-wished to avoid creating multiple separate locations for bookmarks as each
-additional section is yet another location to lose things in. While this reduces
-the categorization and access options, it covers the most frequent uses of
-bookmarks.
-
-The 'Other Bookmarks' folder is a special, right-aligned always-visible folder
-that is a dumping ground for bookmarks that the user doesn't want to show in
-their prime bookmarks area (the left side).
-The bookmarks bar is not visible by default, but is shown as part of the new tab
-page so that people who dislike the use of real estate can still easily access
-their bookmarks at the start of a navigational task. It can be permanently shown
-by user option, and toggled with Ctrl+B.
-
-## Basic UX Issues
-
-* The toolbar has some interaction quirks:
- * Cannot roll horizontally across menus (this also applies to
- Page/Chromium menus)
- * Cannot open a menu by dragging downwards (we can't let this
- detract from drag to rearrange)
-* History view needs a 'show only starred pages' checkbox. This should
- be a simple fix as the backend supports this.
-* We need better filing controls in the add bookmark case.
-
-## Common Feature Requests
-
-Bookmarks management
-Tagging
-We can implement tagging as a layer on top of folders. More research needs to be
-done here.
-Multiple-location bookmarks
-A consequence of having a 'star' toggle for a given URL is that the bookmark
-location becomes a property of the URL, making it hard to locate a bookmark in
-multiple places - if a bookmark existed in two folders, which folder would you
-see if you went to that page and clicked on the star to edit the bookmark?
-Other browsers have a similar model, with the following approach:
-
-* You can only create duplicate entries by dragging the favicon, or
- CTRL-dragging an existing bookmark.
-* The bookmark bubble only shows the folder of the last-created
- bookmark with the same URL.
-* Editing the name of a bookmark edits the visible entry of that
- bookmark and the name attribute of the bookmark properties, but not
- the visible names of the bookmark in other locations.
-* Creating a new duplicate (by dragging the favicon) will overwrite
- the name attribute, but not the tags and not the toolbar names of
- any bookmark.
-* Clicking **Remove bookmark** in the bookmark bubble removes **all**
- instances of the bookmark from the bookmarking system.
-
-Multiple access points for 'add bookmark' functionality
-We could add **Bookmark this page** to the context and page menus, though it's a
-touchy issue given the extra space required. \ No newline at end of file