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The plugin provides several commands to manage named bookmarks. This is similar to what you'd do with persistent marks, but brings the benefit of longer, more rememberable names.

Here's an example:

:edit ~/.vimrc
:3
:BookmarkAdd here

This will store a bookmark called "here" in the file ~/.vim_bookmarks (changeable through a setting). To jump to the mark, use :BookmarkGo

:BookmarkGo here

This will open the ~/.vimrc file and jump to the third line. The column is saved as well.

To delete the bookmark, use:

:BookmarkDel here

Both :BookmarkGo and :BookmarkDel are tab-completed with all known bookmarks.

The command :BookmarkQf will load all marks in the quickfix window for easier navigating.

If you'd like to have quicker ways to execute the commands, you could make mappings to invoke them, something like this:

nnoremap <leader>ba :BookmarkAdd<space>
nnoremap <leader>bg :BookmarkGo<space>
nnoremap <leader>bd :BookmarkDel<space>
nnoremap <leader>bq :BookmarkQf<cr>

Note that bookmarks should be synchronized between vim instances. Anytime you add a mark in one vim instance, it should be available in all others. In practice, this is achieved by simply reading and writing the whole file on each update. I have yet to experiment to find out if there are any performance issues or race conditions. If you find any issues, please open a bug report in the bugtracker.