I don't understand this question. To bookmark a page you need one click or keystroke. You don't have to type anything.

You can click the star or press "Ctrl+D" in the location/address bar to bookmark the current tab.

• https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/bookmarks-firefox

Yes, but then you have to go for your folder in this tiny window. I prefere to use the bookmarks, go for the correct folder and then set the bookmark. Please have a look at the images. In chrome the datafields are then prefilled with the correct values. Firefox could easily add this feature.

bechm73, a workaround might be to let the bookmark be created via clicking the star or pressing alt+D as previously mentioned.

You can then locate the new bookmark in the bookmarks menu and move it to wherever you want via right-clicking and using the cut and paste operations found in the context menus.

You might even be able to drag and drop bookmarks within the menu, but I am not in a position to test this.

You can also suggest the auto-fill idea to Mozilla by following the "Share Ideas and Feedback…" link in the help menu.

You can drag the tab or padlock icon to a bookmarks folder to create a bookmark in a specific position, when hovering a folder then it should expand automatically.

You can drag the Bookmarks Menu button that shows the bookmarks in a drop-down list and drag the Library button that gives access to recent bookmarks and history from the Customize palette to the Navigation Toolbar. The Bookmarks Menu button has a "View bookmarks sidebar" menu item.

See "How do I add the Bookmarks Menu button to the toolbar?"

• https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/bookmarks-firefox
• https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/use-firefox-sidebar-access-bookmarks-history-synced