From: daniel47@nomail.afraid.org   
      
   On 22/02/2026 2:47 am, Richard Owlett wrote:   
   > Is there a standalone version of the SeaMonkey bookmark editor?   
   > I like its features and UI in general.   
   >   
   > Primarily I need to edit an independent copy of my collection of   
   > bookmarks without any danger of polluting my current data.   
   >   
   > I would like to be able to search for EITHER the page title or the title   
   > of a bookmark folder.   
   >   
   > When I search for a page title I would to know which folder/sub-folder   
   > contains it.   
   >   
   > I have thousands of bookmarks created over the last 15 years. I would   
   > not be surprised if some could be traced back to days when I used   
   > Netscape Navigator ;}   
   >   
   > Comments/suggestions?   
   >   
   > TIA   
   >   
   Richard, in your Browser screen, have a look at your "Bookmarks"   
   Drop-Down and you should see that you can "Manage Bookmarks".   
      
   I can't recall EVER having done it myself but, on that screen, you can   
   "Edit" .... "Select all" ..... then "Edit" ..... "Copy".   
      
   Then close THAT instance/Profile of SeaMonkey and open your other   
   instance/Profile of SeaMonkey, select "Bookmarks" .... "Manage   
   Bookmarks" ..... "Edit" ..... and then "Paste".   
      
   Hopefully that will copy the first set of Bookmarks and Paste it into   
   the second set of Bookmarks .... without over-writing that second set.   
      
   As 'they' say .... Back-up .... Back-up .... Back-up!!   
      
   Then EDIT the new/improved set of Bookmarks to remove duplicates.   
      
   .... I seem to recall .... there WAS an add-on that would remove   
   Bookmark duplicates .... but where I got it from .... PASS! Has it been   
   updated .... PASS!! ... Was that Add-On rended useless because the   
   format of the Bookmarks file changed .... seems to ring a few Bells!   
   --   
   Daniel70   
      
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