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|    Marion to Frank Miller    |
|    Re: Strange questions (Was: How to edit     |
|    23 Jan 25 23:35:01    |
      XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, alt.comp.software.firefox       From: marion@facts.com              On Fri, 24 Jan 2025 00:25:01 +0100, Frank Miller wrote :                     >> Please improve so that billions of people can benefit from this script       >> which appends a new URL & description to the users' global bookmarks.       >       > WOW!I'm really impressed! That's a new level of super egocentric hubris.       > Tried that right now on my Linux-System and it didn't do *anything*!       > A really crappy programmed script.              Funny you mention what I was working on for my dual-boot desktop PC...              It's not done yet, but even though the linux newsgroups were NOT on the       newsgroups list, since you complained that the script worked for only       Windows users, here's an unfinished yet equivalent Linux Bash script, which       I'm sure you will certainly test for the team since you are a purposefully       helpful poster, Frank Miller.              Please post back with your comments on how well it worked in your tests.       Thanks!               #!/bin/bash               # 1. Set your preferred text or HTML editor        editor="vi" # Replace with your preferred editor (e.g., nano, vim)               # 2. Set the location of your global bookmark HTML file        bmfile="/path/to/your/bookmarks/file/bm.htm" # Replace with the path               echo "Global bookmark file is $bmfile"               read -p "Enter URL: (e.g., https://amazon.com/vine/about) " url        read -p "Enter Description: (e.g., Amazon Vine Program) " description               echo "Adding... \"$url\" as \"$description\""               echo "$description |
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