Random Bookmark From Folder
Open random bookmarks from a chosen folder
Open Random Bookmarks
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Randomly opens a set amount of bookmarks from a set folder.
### CHANGELOG ###
>>> 0.2.3 >> 0.2.2 >> 0.2.0 <<<
+ Option to use the current active tab in the window.
+ Option to scan and open bookmarks from subfolders.
+ Filters. (EXPERIMENTAL).
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Love it. Easy UI that makes selecting what single folder I want to select from. And telling the extension that I want 10 at a time is great as that is what I usually do.
I was looking for something like that, gladly i found this extension. Thank you. ;)
Hello, (--> Corrected) //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// There is a Bug in "Options.js" in the extension. The following line at the end of the script : compileUrls("1"); There should not be "1". Indeed, in this case, only the folder ID "1" is retrieved and the extension is not usable / It should be an iteration of all the base folders of Chrome Bookmarks (1, 2, 3), or the simplest correction : compileUrls("1"); compileUrls("2"); compileUrls("3");