PageBookmarks

The PageBookmarks project is a Firefox extension that enhances the Mozilla context menu. This software is specifically designed to save scroll positions of a currently viewed page (document) in the browser. It allows users to scroll quickly to any of the previously saved positions. This comes in handy, especially when dealing with a massive file, such as a 300K plain text file.

The context menu structure is similar to that of the browser's "Bookmarks" menu. With this extension, users can create folders and plain bookmarks. Each folder submenu has two menu options for creating a new bookmark similar to the 'Add page here...' menu item available in the Opera browser. Additionally, users can create a new folder within the submenu. Notably, the PageBookmarks project supports various protocols, including "file:", "http:", "https:", "ftp:", "chrome:", and "news:".

Overall, the PageBookmarks project is an excellent solution for Firefox users dealing with cumbersome files. It's easy to install, works seamlessly, and enhances the browsing experience. Whether you're an avid reader or just someone who regularly encounters large files on the internet, this extension is a must-have.