Folderwise Bookmarks: Search & Sessions

Folderwise Bookmarks: Search & Sessions is a Chrome extension developed by Mythical 5th. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Folderwise Bookmarks: Search & Sessions is 3.0.2, updated on 2021-01-22.
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developer website: mythical5th.com

Search for Bookmarks by Folder Name, and save Sessions in Bookmark Folders

With its searchable folder-centric approach, Folderwise Bookmarks rewards you for your well-maintained hierarchy of Bookmarks!

⋆ Search:

Search for Folders by Name, by Path, or by the Bookmarks they contain; expand a folder panel to see its Bookmarks.

Click a Bookmark to open it, or use the buttons in the folder panel to open all Bookmarks. Hold Shift to open in a new window.

⋆ Sessions:

If you have too many tabs open and want to de-clutter, or if you want to save your work and pick up on a different computer, click the Save button at the foot of the popup. Folderwise Bookmarks saves sessions as Bookmarks, so they will be available on all your devices and can be reopened from the popup.

⚠ To use the Sessions feature, you will be required to grant a new permission to the extension: "Read your browsing history". This permission will be used only to access the addresses and titles of your open tabs, specifically to create Bookmarks for the saved Session.

⋆ Quick-Save Session

Leaving in a hurry? Right-click the toolbar icon to save and close the current window.

⋆ Icon credits:

"Places folder favorites Icon" by Oxygen Team is available from
http://www.iconarchive.com/show/oxygen-icons-by-oxygen-icons.org/Places-folder-favorites-icon.html
and used under the GNU Lesser General Public License

Icons used in promotional images are in the public domain and available from
http://paomedia.github.io/small-n-flat/

⋆ Changelog:

3.0.1 2019-02-14
Now using lighter icons for folder options.
Updated for new Chrome behaviour regarding data URIs and bookmarklets.
Bypassed Chrome limit on the number of tabs opened in a new window.