What was my surprising finding in this, is that I don't need to think much about how I name the bookmarks either.
I can just throw in new short-hand bookmarks for whatever I'm working at the moment.
If I happen to override any previous aliases, that doesn't matter much if I already forgot about that one anyways.
Another cool thing: You can check the end of your ~/.bash_aliases_local file to find out what are your most recent bookmarks, and in other words, what are the relevant folders you are using a lot right now.
One can of course also clean up this list of bookmark-aliases from time to time, but I often don't even care about that.
I can just throw in new short-hand bookmarks for whatever I'm working at the moment.
If I happen to override any previous aliases, that doesn't matter much if I already forgot about that one anyways.
Another cool thing: You can check the end of your ~/.bash_aliases_local file to find out what are your most recent bookmarks, and in other words, what are the relevant folders you are using a lot right now.
One can of course also clean up this list of bookmark-aliases from time to time, but I often don't even care about that.