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Firefox 101 - #3 - Your Frequently Visited Sites Using Firefox

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If you have some favorite sites that you like to check daily, Firefox will allow you to save a link as a...

Your Frequently Visited Sites Using Firefox -

If you have some favorite sites that you like to check daily, Firefox will allow you to save a link as a bookmark for one-click access to local news, weather or your favorite online video shows and tutorials site (hint, hint). Today, we'll discuss how to use the Bookmarks within Firefox.

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Firefox 101 - #3 - Your Frequently Visited Sites Using Firefox

Welcome back to the Firefox 101 Series. If you constantly visit the same website over and over or if you want to save a website so you can come back to that later then you may want to use bookmarks in Firefox. There are few ways you can bookmark a website and I will show you two of them. In your location bar you will always see this star. This is one way you can bookmark a site. You can click on it once and the site will automatically be stored in your bookmarks. You know you’ve bookmarked a site because the star will turn yellow. Anytime you visit a site you bookmark the star will turn yellow. If you click on the star twice, you will be able to edit the bookmark. You can give your own name and place it into folder. Folders allow you to organize your bookmarks. So if you bookmark a lot of cooking websites then you could create folder for recipes. Click on this arrow and then New Folder, name it and now this bookmark will go into your technology folder. You can also add text which are descriptive words and will help you find you’re bookmarks easier. You can also bookmark any webpage but right mouse clicking and selecting Bookmark This Page. This will allow you to bookmark the page as I just showed you. Click on Bookmarks to access your bookmarks. These are all of my bookmarks. You can rearrange them by dragging and dropping them into place. We will also see your recently bookmarks sites and recent tags or descriptive words that you’ve added. Hovering over each of these tags will show you the website to you’ve bookmarked using that tag. Organize Bookmarks allows you to view all of your tags and you can edit your bookmarks. You can search through them and choose different ways to view your bookmarks and how they're sorted. Everyone likes to organize things differently. So make sure you organize your bookmarks so they were best for you. Remember there are ten parts to this series so do not forget to check out the other episodes in Firefox 101 Series.

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Welcome back to the Firefox 101 Series. If you constantly visit the same website over and over or if you want to save a website so you can come back to that later then you may want to use bookmarks in Firefox. There are few ways you can bookmark a website and I will show you two of them.

In your location bar you will always see this star. This is one way you can bookmark a site. You can click on it once and the site will automatically be stored in your bookmarks. You know you’ve bookmarked a site because the star will turn yellow. Anytime you visit a site you bookmark the star will turn yellow. If you click on the star twice, you will be able to edit the bookmark. You can give your own name and place it into folder. Folders allow you to organize your bookmarks.

So if you bookmark a lot of cooking websites then you could create folder for recipes. Click on this arrow and then New Folder, name it and now this bookmark will go into your technology folder.

You can also add text which are descriptive words and will help you find you’re bookmarks easier. You can also bookmark any webpage but right mouse clicking and selecting Bookmark This Page. This will allow you to bookmark the page as I just showed you.

Click on Bookmarks to access your bookmarks. These are all of my bookmarks. You can rearrange them by dragging and dropping them into place. We will also see your recently bookmarks sites and recent tags or descriptive words that you’ve added. Hovering over each of these tags will show you the website to you’ve bookmarked using that tag. Organize Bookmarks allows you to view all of your tags and you can edit your bookmarks. You can search through them and choose different ways to view your bookmarks and how they're sorted. Everyone likes to organize things differently. So make sure you organize your bookmarks so they were best for you.

Remember there are ten parts to this series so do not forget to check out the other episodes in Firefox 101 Series.

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