Changing the search term to inbookmarks:[user id] or using a shorter search term would be the best option, but I'd also like to add my own suggestion.

For each area of the profile page that is searchable (for example, the Answers, Questions, Bookmarks tabs, etc.) clicking on the search bar should auto-select the text. Then the user would enter the first letter of the search term, for example, i for inbookmarks:[user id] in the Bookmarks tab, which would result in a dropdown list with only the search term(s) relevant for that tab/page.

1. Clicking on the search bar when in the Bookmarks tab would auto-select the text in it:

   

   Note that the Search Help is still preserved.

2. Typing i in the search bar would result in a dropdown list:

   [i                                           ]
   > inbookmarks:[user id]         ?

   where user id can be your own id or someone else's depending on the profile, and ? is an on-hover pop-up/tooltip.

3. Simply Tab+Enter or click on that option to switch to a bookmarks search.

So if you use a keyboard to navigate, then that's a total of three keyboard presses. Otherwise, it's only one keyboard press and a click.

This seems a bit far-fetched, but I think it's a good idea.

Changing the search term to inbookmarks:[user id] or using a shorter search term would be the best option, but I'd also like to add my own suggestion.

For each area of the profile page that is searchable (for example, the Answers, Questions and Bookmarks tabs), clicking on the search bar should auto-select the text, after which a user can enter the first letter of the search term resulting in a dropdown list with only the search term(s) relevant for that tab/page.

Here's an example of what I mean. Consider the Bookmarks tab:

1. Clicking on the search bar (when in the Bookmarks tab) would auto-select the text in it:

   

   Note that the Search Help is still preserved.

2. Typing i in the search bar would result in a dropdown list:

   [i                                           ]      <— Search bar
   > inbookmarks:[user id]         ?      <— Dropdown list

   where user id can be your own id or someone else's depending on the profile, and ? is an on-hover/button-click tooltip.

3. Simply Tab+Enter or click on that option to switch to a bookmarks search.

So if you use a keyboard to navigate, then that's a total of three keyboard presses. Otherwise, it's only one keyboard press and a click.

This seems a bit far-fetched, but I think it's a good idea.

Changing the search term to inbookmarks:[user id] or using a shorter search term would be the best option, but I'd also like to add my own suggestion.

For each area of the profile page that is searchable (for example, the Answers, Questions, Bookmarks tabs, etc.) clicking on the search bar should auto-select the text. Then the user would enter the first letter of the search term, for example, i for inbookmarks:[user id] in the Bookmarks tab, which would result in a dropdown list with only the search term(s) relevant for that tab/page.

1. Clicking on the search bar when in the Bookmarks tab would auto-select the text in it:

   

   Note that the Search Help is still preserved.

2. Typing i in the search bar would result in a dropdown list:

   [i                                           ]
   > inbookmarks:[user id]         ?

   where, user id can be your own id or someone else's depending on the profile, and ? is an on-hover pop-up/tooltip.

3. Simply Tab + Enter or click on that option to switch to a bookmarks search.

This seems a bit far-fetched, but I think it's a good idea.

Changing the search term to inbookmarks:[user id] or using a shorter search term would be the best option, but I'd also like to add my own suggestion.

For each area of the profile page that is searchable (for example, the Answers, Questions, Bookmarks tabs, etc.) clicking on the search bar should auto-select the text. Then the user would enter the first letter of the search term, for example, i for inbookmarks:[user id] in the Bookmarks tab, which would result in a dropdown list with only the search term(s) relevant for that tab/page.

1. Clicking on the search bar when in the Bookmarks tab would auto-select the text in it:

   

   Note that the Search Help is still preserved.

2. Typing i in the search bar would result in a dropdown list:

   [i                                           ]
   > inbookmarks:[user id]         ?

   where user id can be your own id or someone else's depending on the profile, and ? is an on-hover pop-up/tooltip.

3. Simply Tab+Enter or click on that option to switch to a bookmarks search.

So if you use a keyboard to navigate, then that's a total of three keyboard presses. Otherwise, it's only one keyboard press and a click.

This seems a bit far-fetched, but I think it's a good idea.