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[electricmessiah]

I had a problem with FireFox exported bookmarks. If there are nested folders that are placed above existing links in the tree everything (links and any folder with links) below will be skipped and thus not tagged properly as their folder name. I've confirmed the issue with several tests. I don't know if it's a FireFox problem with how the bookmark markup is written, or if it is with the Buku parser (likely).

This fails to properly tag links in folders

- - Folder 2017
- - - Folder 2017 Apps
- - - - Link 1
- - - - Folder 2017 Games (< EMPTY TAG > NOT tagged with folder 2017-Games)
- - - - - Link 1
- - - Link 1
- - - Link 2

This works when placing the folder below the existing links

- - Folder 2017
- - - Link 1
- - - Link 2
- - - Folder 2017 Apps
- - - - Link 1
- - - - Folder 2017 Games (< EMPTY TAG > NOT tagged with folder 2017-Games)
- - - - - Link 1

[LeXofLeviafan]

…Could you provide those examples in raw HTML? You can use ``` or ~~~ for multiline verbatim blocks, e.g.:

```html
The multiline content goes here; <tags>, _formatting chars_ and    whitespace    are retained as-is.
   (that "html" word after the initial "```" is optional and enables HTML syntax highlighting)
```

Having a (minimal) file example that can be used to directly reproduce the problem would be handy when trying to fix it 🙂

If the example is lengthy, you can put it into a (clickable) collapsible content block like this

<details><summary>Handle (e.g. name of the example)</summary>

```html
The long example goes here. (Note the blank line before "```html")
```
</details>

…Also – which version are you using? E.g. v4.9 release (installed from PyPI), or nightly (installed from GitHub)?

[electricmessiah]

Here are two exported Firefox bookmark files. You can see the folder above links is not working, but below is.

bukutest.zip