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Bookmarks
Bookmark pages, sort them into folders and tags, keep the ones you use most on the bookmarks bar, and import or export them.
Bookmark a page
Press Ctrl+D, or click the star in the address bar. The page goes into the main Bookmarks folder and the star fills in. Press Ctrl+D again, or click the star, to remove the bookmark.
To hide the star, turn off Settings › Appearance › Toolbar › Bookmark star in the address bar. It still shows on pages that are bookmarked.
The bookmarks manager
Open it with Ctrl+Shift+O, or ⋯ menu › Bookmarks. On the left are Read later, your folders, Duplicates and your tags.
- New bookmark and New folder add one to the folder you are in.
- Edit changes a bookmark’s Name, Address, Folder, Tags and Nickname (see nicknames).
- Drag items to reorder them or drop them on a folder. Ctrl+click or Shift+click selects several; then use Move to… or Delete.
- Open all opens a folder’s bookmarks in tabs.
- The search field finds bookmarks by name or address; type
#tagto see one tag, or click a tag on the left. - More… › Sort this folder sorts by name, by address or by date added.
- Duplicates lists pages bookmarked more than once, with Remove duplicates (keep oldest).
The bookmarks bar
Show or hide it with Ctrl+Shift+B, from ⋯ menu › Show bookmarks bar, or with Settings › Appearance › Show bookmarks bar (in the Layout section).
The bar shows what is in the Bookmarks bar folder. New bookmarks go into the main Bookmarks folder, so to put one on the bar, move it into Bookmarks bar in the manager. Click an item to open it; a folder opens a menu. Ctrl+click or a middle click opens the page in a new tab.
Import and export
- In the manager, open More….
- Choose Import from HTML file… to bring in a bookmarks file from any browser: its bookmarks go into a folder called “Imported”. Choose Export to HTML file… to save all your bookmarks to a file.
To copy bookmarks straight from Chrome, Edge, Brave, Opera, Vivaldi, Arc, Helium, Firefox or Zen on this PC, use Settings › General › Import data: see Bring your data over.