Some browsers or services do not allow bookmarks, do not allow separators, and/or do not allow even user-defined folders at the root level. Bookdog enforces the same rules imposed by the browser/service.
Smart Bookmarks in Firefox 3Using the Places Organize in Firefox 3, you can move, rename, lose track of, or mutilate yourSmart Bookmarks. We thought that allowing such operations in Bookdog would cause more pain than joy for most people, so Bookdog does not show and will not touch your Smart Bookmarks. If you delete the folder containing a Smart Bookmark, Bookdog will rewrite the orphaned Smart Bookmark to your Bookmarks Toolbar.
Firefox 1.5-2.x IssuesMoving Your "Bookmarks Toolbar Folder". In its Bookmarks Manager window, Firefox allows you to move items around the Bookmarks Toolbar Folder, which we feel is a bug or design error, because Firefox does not allow you to move the Bookmarks Toolbar Folder itself, which can have the same effect. Therefore, Bookdog does not allow you to move other Firefox folders above the Bookmarks Toolbar Folder, and whenever it reads in your Firefox bookmarks it always moves the Bookmarks Toolbar Folder to the top. This is also the order you get when opening Firefox in a new user account or opening a new Firefox profile, so we feel it is the intended behavior.
Renaming your "Bookmarks Toolbar Folder". Firefox 2 also allows you to rename your "Bookmarks Toolbar Folder", but we feel this is another design error because you could lose track of it. Therefore, Bookdog does not allow you to rename your Firefox Bookmarks Toolbar Folder, although Bookdog will not change it back if you change it using Firefox' Bookmarks Manager.
Moving Containers Into Their ChildrenYou cannot drop a container into a folder than contains it, because this would make the folder an orphan, creating an infinite loop with no parent.