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[quote=ra]
[i]If you still have IE on your system you can go to File-Import and Export and add your bookmarks to favorites. Then 'Change Toolbar Folder' in KM to point to the correct folder if it's not 'Links'. That should make for a proper comparison. I haven't been able to reproduce the disappearance since the one I've reported even though I've been opening all my groups as one big startup group to test KM more strenuously. [/i]

Ha, that was an easy one. ;->

- Imported my bookmarks using the IE import/export wizard (leading to around 230 favorites in the root folder including folders with "some" additional bookmarks/favorites).
- Set the favorites toolbar folder to the root ("\") folder, closed K-M, opened it again and wanted to open my daily bookmarks group with nearly 30 bookmarks. After four or five new windows K-M disappeared.

I can now only open 4 (yes, that's f-o-u-r) windows until K-M stops responding and closes itself when I switch from the active K-M window to another one (layers are disabled as always). It doesn't matter how or how fast the windows are opened. 100 percent repro. Favorites toolbar is enabled but not visible. XP SP2 beta 4.

I had the same problem with the bookmarks toolbar (see the test mentioned by Ulf [url=http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=5829352&forum_id=2617]here[/url] where I, too, could only open *4* windows until K-M closed itself. That problem was fixed. We now have a static toolbar folder, but it won't leak anymore.

It's likely that the favorites plugin has the same problem and so it's also likely that the same change in the code will fix it.

BTW: Please see also the message [url=http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=6389805]here[/url].[/quote]

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