You’ll therefore need to run SafariSort manually each time you want to re-sort your bookmarks. Once you’ve sorted your bookmarks, new bookmarks will continue to be added to the bottom of the list per Safari’s default behavior. The only downside is that SafariSort doesn’t work in real-time as you add bookmarks. You should see them now all sorted alphabetically, which will make things much easier to find going forward.
Once it’s done, launch Safari and open your Bookmarks. The app will process for a moment, the length of which depends on the number of Safari bookmarks you have. Once you’ve installed and given the necessary approvals to the app, run SafariSort from your Applications folder and choose to sort all bookmarks and folders together alphabetically, or to keep the folders on top and sort individual bookmarks alphabetically below them. Note that you may need to work around Gatekeeper to open the app, and adjust your settings to grant the app permission to access your Safari bookmarks.
#Recursive bookmark sorter does not sort by date download
To try it out, head over the SafariSort website and download the latest version of the app (version 2.0.2 as of the date of this article’s publication, which works on macOS Mojave 10.14.0). SafariSort is a free utility that unsurprisingly does one thing: sort Safari bookmarks.
Thankfully, there’s a third party solution. Sort Bookmarks in Safari With a Third Party App
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