Hello, I would like to request a few tweaks to the "add bookmark" pop up from the address bar (photo attached).
First, I have alot of folders/subfolders.
I like that the initial floating menu has a few of the recent locations shown at the bottom of the list, but i find myself with some relative frequency going to "Choose" to navigate my folder tree and find the existing subfolder.
This is where I find that the small choose window is very tiny and it would be nice to be able to stretch out the popup window, especially downwards, but sideways wouldn't be terrible as well. Many Microsoft Windows and web applications include a resize (including this mozilla submit editor's "body" that i'm typing in now) so it would be great to be able to expand that tiny window and the overall popup that only currently allows the viewing of 5 lines. Would be *nice* to have a lot of freedom there, like to stretch it down and sideways quite liberally, but if not, even just getting it to 15-20 rows down would be a big improvement to settle for imo.
Additionally, and/or alternatively and/or interim-ly (not a word) when dealing with the existing very small 5 lines in that small window, the behavior seems to "recall" if, in the past, or in the current session, i have expanded folders in my tree.
This makes scrolling up and down through folders and subfolders to land in the correct folder challenging as well as it might be hard to recall which one of the top level folders i'm in looking in at the moment etc.
So, it would be nice if there was some collapsing elements added.
A few suggestions would be:
-If I collapse the highest/top level folder, all subfolders will collapse so when i re-open the top level, i can see the next tier collapsed
-A "Collapse all" "button" or rightclick menu option to avoid adding more buttons to that small window
-Perhaps the default to add the bookmark "choose" could default to all collapsed instead of remembering where it was last time? Not sure if people consider this a bug or a feature to have it recall, i think it's nice only sometimes when I'm bookmarking similar pages within a short session that are related, but most other times it's not as convenient, so i'm not sure if this is a one-size-fits-all suggestion
