As suggested in the title, I want to ask if it's possible to increase the number of labels we can use to filter our bookmarks in the bookmark search bar.
Recently I tried looking through my bookmarks for some old info, and then realize there are too many bookmarks using the same label. The current setting is we can only select 1 label, so I can't use 2 or more labels to more precisely filter my saved bookmarks.
Example:
I want to look for WS-20 info, and when I saved those bookmarks I used the labels "Aircraft", "Engine", and "Air Force". However, the current bookmark search bar only allows me to use 1 label, so either "Aircraft" or "Engine" or"Air Force". Now I have to go through all the different bookmarks that have that one label (say, "Aircraft") before finding the saved bookmark that I want.
That is IMO annoying and time-consuming. So I want the ability to use all the labels I put for that bookmark to filter it (looking for WS-20 bookmark? enter "Aircraft", "Engine", and "Air Force" labels, etc). Even if it couldn't directly give the bookmark that I wanted, it'll still narrow down the search scope significantly.
Recently I tried looking through my bookmarks for some old info, and then realize there are too many bookmarks using the same label. The current setting is we can only select 1 label, so I can't use 2 or more labels to more precisely filter my saved bookmarks.
Example:
I want to look for WS-20 info, and when I saved those bookmarks I used the labels "Aircraft", "Engine", and "Air Force". However, the current bookmark search bar only allows me to use 1 label, so either "Aircraft" or "Engine" or"Air Force". Now I have to go through all the different bookmarks that have that one label (say, "Aircraft") before finding the saved bookmark that I want.
That is IMO annoying and time-consuming. So I want the ability to use all the labels I put for that bookmark to filter it (looking for WS-20 bookmark? enter "Aircraft", "Engine", and "Air Force" labels, etc). Even if it couldn't directly give the bookmark that I wanted, it'll still narrow down the search scope significantly.