Netscape Navigator's approach to bookmarks is still on the clumsy side, but two tricks help bring some method to the madness.
First, you can designate a folder in the Bookmarks file to catch new links as you add them.
Second, tell Navigator to display in the Bookmarks menu the contents of any folder from the Bookmarks file. The default setting--the root folder--displays the folders and their contents in a hierarchical menu; choosing a folder farther down in the
hierarchy gives you finer control over which sites appear in the menu.
For instance, if you create a folder that contains only your most frequently accessed links, and then designate that folder as the Bookmarks Menu folder (open the Bookmarks window, select the folder, and choose Set as Bookmarks Menu Folder from the View menu), only the links in that folder will show up in your Bookmarks menu.
