Do You Use Your Bookmarks Bar On Your Browser?

RE Bookmarks: I have folders as well, but under the folder "Other Bookmarks." The Bookmarks Bar has limited space, and Folder names take up a lot. For individual sites, I erase the bookmark title so that only the icons display, thereby expanding the amount of visible bookmarks. If, for some reason, I forget what pages the icons represent, I can just hover over them with the mouse to remember.

RE Files: In an decluttering effort, I've gone paperless in more ways than one. I've gotten rid of almost all my ephemera, to include donating a postcard collection. I purchased a small NAS and hard drives totaling 20TB of disk space so that hubby and I could save/back up all our files (hubby works with huge data files). By using paperless billing, I no longer just let them lie around until I get around to opening and/or filing them (they're on autopay). I now just get notifications via email, some of which state the billed amount, go to the websites to download, store the bills/statements and enter them into my account register. If we ever need to quickly evacuate, the NAS will be the first thing we take rather than scampering around to retrieve our computers and laptops.

They do make browsing the Internet a LOT easier, Mary.

Exactly.

Eh?

How could you forget?

Is a better question.... 

I wonder if we will get an influx from that?

Google is pretty good with its search results. However, I struggled to find Female Forum on Google. There are so many sites with a similar name, it can be hard to track down. And THAT is why I use my bookmarks feed.

I just looked in today since it was mentioned. I had to use a different browser to do so, since I didn't have the password saved on my regular browser. Guess that shows how long it has been!

Related to bookmarks in browsers... I have an email from my oldest, giving me links for the tabs that may end up being closed on the family computer soon - I open articles and forget to read them, then the kids come to the machine and it's got more tabs open than they're comfortable with, hee hee. I do sometimes remember to bookmark some of my open sites for later...

When I get my new laptop, I am going to have to input a new browser and upload documents onto the new laptop. It is going to be one tough job. I am thinking of using the Cloud to help me: it'll make it much, much easier. There is a subscription fee, but who cares: if I need the Cloud, I need the Cloud.

BUT it will be worth the effort.

My new computer has a bookmark feed, but not where I want it. I don't know how to have it next to my Internet page when online. But I will figure it out.

Google is your friend.

I don't remember 'how' but all my old bookmarks are on my new laptop. It really is quite easy.

Edit: 

I found it, obviously I don't use the microsoft browsers, but here you are:

My bookmark feed is now on the left side of the screen: this may sound trivial BUT I need it there in order to quickly access different websites.

It is all good.

Hello, kjay.

I LOVE my new computer. I've got hang of all its functions. I love how fast and efficient it is. It was time to move on so having this computer is an investment. It cost around £600 and was worth it. I am very computer and tech savvy, so this computer is a dream come true.

I now have windows 11. I also have super-fast Internet. It is fantastic!