How Delete Bookmarks On Mac
A bookmark allows you to save the address of a website so you can visit it at a later time. To create a new bookmark in Safari, choose Bookmarks, Add Bookmark (or use the keyboard shortcut Command + D) while you are on the site you want to save as a bookmark. This will open up a window where you can enter a title for your bookmark if you want it to be different from the page title chosen by the page’s author. You can also select to save your bookmark to either the Bookmark Menu (which is visible when you choose Bookmarks from the menu bar) or to the Bookmarks Bar (which is the area of the browser window just below the address bar). You can also save your new bookmark to a folder. Safari already includes a few folders with bookmarks in them (which are called collections) when it is installed. You can view all the collections you have created, as well as the ones installed by default with Safari, by choosing Bookmarks, Show All Bookmarks.
You will see the collections listed in a column on the left. You can click on the plus sign at the bottom of the left hand column to add a collection to the list. When you select a collection (such as Sports or Kids), the bookmarks in that collection will be displayed on the right. To change the collection under which a bookmark is listed, you can simply drag the bookmark from the column on the right to the collection you want it to be in on the left. You can further arrange your bookmarks by creating folders within each collection, which you can do by clicking on the plus button below the right hand column. To delete a collection or folder, right-click on it and select delete. If you are using the Mac version of Firefox, you can add a bookmark by choosing Bookmarks, Bookmark This Page (or using the shortcut Command + D).
As with Safari, you can manage your bookmarks by choosing Bookmarks, Manage Bookmarks. Whenever you want to view the web page you have saved as a bookmark, choose Bookmarks from the menu bar at the top of the browser window and then select the bookmark you want to open.
Download the Brow app from and install it on your Mac. When you run the app for the first time, you’ll see its icon in your menu bar.
If you find the icon irritating, you have the option to make the Brow icon invisible so that it only runs in the background. Since the app does not need to be running for your bookmarks to be accessible with Spotlight, this is simply a matter of preferences. You’ll also need to grant Brow access to your browser’s bookmarks.
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Click on “OK” to get started. When that message disappears, you’ll see two options that are off by default: run invisible and launch at login. You can turn either or both options on if you’d like. If you choose to run invisible, then you’ll still able to access Brow’s preference window from Launchpad, Spotlight, and Finder.
Now you can grant access to your Firefox and/or Chrome bookmarks. Click on the “Grant Access” button next to the appropriate browser in the preferences window. When you click “Grant Access,” brow will open a file selection window. There’s no need to browse or to select any file or folder though; just click on “Grant Access” and you’re done.
Brow will begin to sync your bookmarks. You will also need to grant access to your sync data output folder. You will know that your bookmarks are synced because a green light will show next to the Sync Status. You’ll also see the number or bookmarks synced next to the browser. Once everything is all synced, you can quit Brow. Note: It seems that Brow only works with Google Chrome and not other Chromium based browsers. I’m using Chromium on my Mac, but it does not show up in the browser list. Lucky for me, I’m using so my bookmarks are the same in all of my browsers.
That’s all there is to Brow. Now when you search in Spotlight, you’ll see your Firefox and/or Chrome bookmarks shown in the Documents section. Note: Safari bookmarks are shown in the Webpages section. This makes it easy to tell the difference between the two.