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Show visit count, tags, most recent visit, added and last modified #225
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So far I always open the bookmarks in a new tab to double check it's indeed dead cuz there are obviously false positive happening a lot (and it's not the dev's fault but how internet works, sadly).
I suggest you using the addon https://github.com/vaeth/bookmarkdupes that can easily do that. |
Showing the creation date of the bookmarks is already on the roadmap for Bookmarks Organizer 4.2, see #166. Tags and last modification date are not accessible by WebExtensions. For visit count and last modification date the add-on would need the permission to access the history. That's nothing I would do by default in an add-on for bookmarks management, but this could work with an optional permission that can be requested at runtime. |
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@Sopor I mean that it's able to delete older OR newer bookmarks, not that it can display dates. |
In Manage bookmarks i have several columns that shows: Visit count, tags, most recent visit, added and last modified.
When scanning for broken bookmarks or duplicates i can't see any of these values.
That would have been very nice if there was options to enable and disable these values.
If i have a newly added bookmark that is broken there is a higher chance that it is not broken if it was added yesterday than it was added for five years ago. If it was added yesterday it is something i want to manually check before i delete the bookmark.
Same thing for duplicates. A bookmark that is recently added is mostly the one i want to keep.
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