Bookmarks serve as your electronic memory of the Web. When you encounter a page you know you’ll want to revisit, press Command-D in Safari or Firefox to add the site to the Bookmarks menu, or drag its ...

Around two-thirds of all internet users use Google Chrome, according to StatCounter. That’s about 3 to 4 billion people! And yet many Chrome users still aren’t using Google’s browser to its full ...

Learning how to export bookmarks from Google Chrome may seem like something that only power users would want. After all, with automatic history syncing, tabs that reload on startup, and other ...

Browser tabs and windows are supposed to be pages you are actively using, not pages you saved several days (or weeks, or ...

When Tim Berners-Lee created the World Wide Web 25 years ago this month, the complete list of available Web sites could have fit on a single sheet of paper. Today, no one even knows the exact number ...

Bookmarks should become a sort of shelf where to keep the information we‘ll need in the future. Just like Delicious Library for Mac: a shelf where catalog “books” (pages) of interest, but not of ...

Apple's forthcoming macOS Monterey promises to make saving and using Safari bookmarks faster. Here's how to improve them now, and prepare for what's next. Safari gets some of the more visible updates ...

When was the last time you actually used your browser bookmarks? If you're like me, the answer is "not recently." It's not because we don't want to save useful pages—it's because bookmark systems are ...

Virtually everyone knows how to bookmark a webpage, unexciting and as commonplace as using a search engine: Firefox and Chrome users know how to “Bookmark this page”, fans of Internet Explorer use ...