Chapter 7. Set Up and Use Bookmarks

Bookmarks are, at heart, simple things: pointers to pages you want to revisit. But their flexibility—the different ways you can store and access them, how they interact with tabs—make them far from simple tools.

I used to keep very few bookmarks on my bookmarks bar, and most of the rest in what amounted to a big pile (nothing in folders or subfolders), with little or no renaming of my bookmarks from their default, often long-winded, titles. I bookmarked a lot of sites, yet rarely used the bookmarks to go back to them because the lack of organization made it too much of a bother—I wound googling to find them again.