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Created attachment 1224466 [details] No sort bookmarks importing! Keep Order! Midori imports bookmarks from other browsers as exported Netscape or XBEL format. Unfortunately (depends on the view of the user), Midori sorts the bookmarks in an ascending and descending way, rather than keeping the ordered bookmarks as they were imported. Even if the ORDE BY selection is removed from the bookmarks db importer, the bookmarks show up ascending from the bookmarks (toolbar button: you need to insert the bookmarks button to the toolbar (not bookmarks bar)). And the bookmarks show up descending in the side panel. So regardles if sorted (as is) midori shows the bookmarks sorted in the bookmarks toolbar button and reverse sorted in the side panel. The patch provided here removes the ASC/DESC ordering during importing of the bookmarks, so the bookmarks stay as they are (interchangable with firefox and/or chrome). The patch ensures that even the toolbar bookmarks button, the bookmarks bar and the bookmarks side panel orders the bookmarks correctly as imported. Though there is still a minor issue with removing separators that I haven't found out yet. Sharing patch!
This bug appears to have been reported against 'rawhide' during the Fedora 26 development cycle. Changing version to '26'.
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