Bookmark

While browsing the Web, you are certain to come across sites to which you want to return. Making a written note of the site, and keeping such a list up to date is a time consuming nuisance. The list of bookmarks is a personal record of site addresses together with a brief description of what the item is. A bookmark is a pointer to a location saved for future use. The most common bookmarks are URLs stored by a Web browser, but other utilities such as gopher and FTP clients also store bookmarks. Most Internet service utilities have a menu titled "bookmarks", "favorites" or "hotlist" where your bookmarks are stored. You will need to consult your software's documentation for information on the use and configuration of its bookmark capabilities.

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Managing Netscape Bookmarks

A "How To" guide to managing Netscape bookmarks.

How to add a page to your bookmarks

Here are the instructions for adding a Web page to your bookmarks in several popular browsers.

How do I organize bookmarks

I use Netscape. How do I organize bookmarks and create hierarchical menus?

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Browser features

A review of popular browsers and their features.

URLs

URLs are what bookmarks store.