CC'ing the dev , for further inputs on this.

Thanks!

The decision not to implement separators was made by the designers, not me. Yes, I updated the bug, but it wasn't my decision.

I understand you (and others) are passionate about separators, but a conscious decision was made to keep the UI minimal. I will raise the issue again with the designers. Should it change I'll reopen 7789.

Thank you for your attention.

The fact that we users are passionate about a certain feature should be taken as a hint by the developers to improve and/or guide the design of their product. Failure to observe that simple rule is what cause customers to ditch a product and never look back.

Personally, I don't see how such a minor addition as a bookmark separator line would complicate the UI design, especially when there are already separator lines (vertical and horizontal, speak about complicating the UI!) in the chrome's menu, including the very same bookmarks sub-menu, but not for user bookmarks! Makes the original argument sound like a lazy excuse.

From the programming point of view, that's the kind of modification that takes a day at most including testing (and if you're really good you can implement it in less than an hour.)

We do really hope that this time the suggestion will not go into /dev/null.

Thanks.

Suggestions never go to /dev/null, but you have to remember not all suggestions are implemented.

Same thing!