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@pesala
The thing is that option is only efficient when you only have a 1 – 5 tabs you want to bookmark, it is different when you have 10 – 50+ tabs.
For example let’s say it is getting around the holidays and a user is browsing a couple shopping sites, the user has 10 tabs from one site, another 10 from the second shopping site, maybe they have a couple youtube review videos / review sites, to look at reviews of the products and they decide to bookmark all the pages so they can buy the products at a later date when on sale. The options currently are to:
do the solution you stated for each tab or use the bookmark icon.
bookmark all open pages and manually cut and paste the bookmarks into the appropriate folders.
hold down Ctrl or shift and click the tabs desired and Bookmark selected pages then manually cut and paste the bookmarks into the appropriate folders.
The feature I provided (basically adding in a function that’s been around for e-mail client systems) could make something that could take the user a 1 – 5+ minutes depending how many bookmarks they are adding down to just waiting for the browser to do this itself in the background.
I am not asking for a full fledged AI system or something that will auto create folders etc. I am asking for a setting that users can optionally use, easily, that provides a more efficient way of just setting things up and forgetting it, until a URL changes (which would brake the bookmarks anyway). It may not be a feature you or many other users use, but some will use it and as long as it doesn’t break the browser or is difficult to use why not bring the bookmarking system to the modern times and build a browser that matches the way users are using them.
