you are comparing to almost conpletely different things, I try to explain and give you more hints to solve your question.
- "Typed/Bookmarked" belonges to the out-of-the-box-dimensions of Adobe Abalytics. Adobe tries match the traffic to a few basic dimensions, especially if a user has no referrer or a referrer not matching defined domains. this dimension has a visit expiration, means it starts with a new classification at each new visit. see more information here: Referrer Type
- "Direct" belongs to your Marketing Channels as you defined them in the report suite setup. You can completely make your own definition of what channels you want, when to classify a hit and how long it will exists. In a default setup the "direct" is only set if no marketing channel exists so far, basically in a first hit without any other marketing channel rules. as soon as a visitor has another marketing channel, it normally won't get overwrite by "direct" (see setting "overwrite"). this is due to the reason, that a marketing channel normally exists for about 30 days and will only be changed if a user has a new marketing channel. see a tutorial here: Refresher on Adobe Analytics' Marketing Channels Reports: Part I | Adobe Blog
Just giving you an example of a visitor journey (visits)
1. visit: a "direct" entry to your site
- referrer type "direct"
- marketing channel "direct"
2. visit: an entry from campaign
- referrer type "other websites"
- marketing channel "paid traffic" (depending on setup)
3. visit (similar to 1) a direct entry
- referrer type "direct"
- marketing channel "paid traffic" (no new channel!)
I hope this explanation helps to see the difference
