Duplicating bookmarks in Google Chrome

Question

I'm wondering about something - is there an option or a setting somewhere in Google Chrome that enables you to have duplicate bookmarks in your, well, bookmarks?

In my bookmarks bar I have folders with ... pages of some equipment manufacturers. Every time I'm considering which one are an option, open their pages up, and bookmark them in another folder, let's say called "possible options".

But when bookmarking them for the second time, Chrome removes the original bookmark and just saves it in the "possible ..." folder. How to avoid that?

I don't want Chrome moving the bookmark, but just to save it again. Redundancy is really not an issue with me, with this.

Answer 1

From experimentation, it seems this behavior is only exhibited when using the Ctrl+D dialog to add a bookmark. Hence, Chrome allows for copies of the same bookmark, but a "feature" of the shortcut interface is to move the bookmark if it exists elsewhere. Given this, there are multiple solutions to create copies of bookmarks in separate folders.

1. You can open the bookmark manager with Ctrl+Shift+O, then copy and paste bookmarks from inside the manager.
2. You can show the bookmarks bar with Ctrl+Shift+B, then drag websites from their address bar icons into multiple folders. You can also use copy and paste here as well.

Admittedly, these are somewhat tedious solutions, but as far as I can tell, there are no other ways.

Answer 2

you can. first access the page, then click the star near the url field, then edit the url and at the last part of the url add #1, #2, AND SO ON MULTIPLE TIMES.