This thread, Search keyword conflict in firefox, illustrates how it possible to see what keywords your bookmarks have in Firefox. However, when you select Bookmarks > Show all bookmarks and add the keyword column, you can only see the a sub selection of bookmarks at a time. I want to see every single bookmark at the same time? How do I do this?
Firefox – Listing all Firefox keywords at the same time
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This is addressing the highlighted part in your question.
You can search for bookmarks in your Delicious Network using
http://delicious.com/search?p=SEARCH&chk=&context=network|ID&fr=del_icio_us&lc=1
Where SEARCH is replaced with your search string and,
ID is replaced with your delicious user id.
Here is a raw version,
- Right-click on your toolbar and create a
New Bookmark- Give it some
Name - Copy and paste the string below in the
Location - Replace the
YOURNAMEpart with your Delicious username - And, remove the two newlines I have kept for readability
- Save the bookmark
- Click on it to try
- Give it some
javascript:UrlX1='http://delicious.com/search?chk=&context=network|YOURNAME
&fr=del_icio_us&lc=1&p=';SrchQry=prompt('Search%20Delicious%20Network','what');
location.href=UrlX1+SrchQry;
When you click on it, a dialogue box will appear with the default search term "what".
You can change this and click OK to fire the search.
It will run the search on the logged in Delicious user's Network.
You can tweak this further... I am not experienced with java scripts.
Would be glad to learn some corrections in this script.
You can manage your Firefox 'search engines' in the bookmarks library located under Firefox > Bookmarks > Show All Bookmarks.
You can enable the Keyword column under Views > Show Columns for convenience.
Best Answer
Easy:
I have discovered a trick! When you search within the Firefox Bookmarks Library, it will return a list of bookmarks that contain your sequence of characters in any of their fields. 99% percent* of bookmarks will contain a period in their location. If you search using
., it should list all of your bookmarks. If not, the space character seems to function as a wildcard.After, you've listed all the bookmarks, click the Keyword tab to sort. :)
*I have a few bookmarks simply mapped to host names on my network.
Hardcore:
Alternatively, you could export your bookmarks to HTML, and write a little program which scans the file, collecting keyword and bookmark pairings which are then sorted before printing the result. I was going to do this, until I played around with the search...