Question: In chrome (chromium running on Ubuntu 10.04 specifically) is there a way to open all bookmarks in a bookmark folder, each in their own new window? I realize that I could just open them all in tabs, then drag each to its own window, but I'd rather not do that extra step for each window. Is this possible?

**Update:**

Note, this is different from "open all bookmarks in tabs of a new window" which is what "open tabs in a new window" does.

Answer: 
1. Just install the extension [New Tab, New Window](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/new-tab-new-window/dndlcbaomdoggooaficldplkcmkfpgff) *(opens all new tabs as new windows)*,
2. Then middle click the bookmark folder *(to open all contained bookmarks)*.

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Leave the extension disabled for normal tab behavior. Simply enable it when opening bookmarks folder.

If you want a quick & easy way to enable/disable the extension, use [Extensity](https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/extensity/jjmflmamggggndanpgfnpelongoepncg) *(adds a quick toggle button for extensions)*.
Right click on one of the folders in your bookmark bar. You will notice 3 options:  

 Open all bookmarks  

 Open all bookmarks in new window  

 Open all bookmarks in incognito window