Tips
- Treat each bar as a project or context, not an alphabet. "Work", "Side project X", "Job hunt", "Holiday planning" - each gets only the bookmarks it actually needs.
- Put your always-there links in a common bar. The handful of links you want everywhere (mail, calendar, a shared team folder) belong in one common, not copied into every bar by hand.
- Bind the numbered jumps if you live on the keyboard.
Ctrl+Shift+1 and 2 are bound out of the box; bind 3-10 in your browser's shortcut settings for direct access without cycling.
- Reorder bars to match how you switch. The top bar is where
Ctrl+Down starts cycling and what jump number 1 lands on.
- Export before a big reorganization. It takes a moment and saves you if a delete confirmation goes the wrong way.
- A bar can hold folders, not just flat links - nested folders inside a bar work normally.