Total Bookmarks

A two-pane bookmark manager.

Total Bookmarks is a dual-pane bookmark manager for Firefox and Chrome, inspired by Total Commander. Browse folders side by side, move groups of bookmarks, and organize your collection with mouse or keyboard controls. - Two independent panes: browse different folders, resize the panes, and navigate using clickable folder paths. - Bookmark management: create bookmarks and folders, edit names and addresses, and delete selected items with confirmation. - Multiple selection: select items with checkboxes, toggle ranges with Shift+click, or use keyboard shortcuts. - Drag and drop: reorder items within a folder or move selections between panes, with insertion indicators and automatic scrolling. - Drop directly into folders: move selected items to the beginning or end of a folder using dedicated drop areas. These areas can be hidden in settings. - Keyboard controls: navigate folders, switch panes, select items, and move bookmarks using shortcuts. Built-in help lists the available controls. - Flexible sorting: sort by name, date added, URL, or domain, in forward or reverse order. - Name sorting options: choose case-sensitive or case-insensitive comparison. - Domain sorting: place domains with fewer parts before deeper subdomains in forward order. - Folder placement: sort folders separately and place them above or below bookmarks. URL and domain sorting preserve the relative order of folders. - Sort selected items only: sort marked items in their existing positions, or group them into a continuous block starting at the first selected position. - Quick folder grouping: move all folders to the top while preserving their existing order. - Readable addresses: display decoded URLs, with separate options for escaped addresses in the bookmark list and editing dialog. - Site icons: display favicons alongside bookmarks. - Firefox separators: create, select, move, and delete bookmark separators. - Three interface languages: English, Russian, and Chinese, with saved language and sorting preferences.