bookmarks

I don’t really use Chrome’s bookmark manager. It’s filled with stuff I saved years ago. There are a couple of folders. But to me it’s not useful. I saved a lot of stuff in there, but I wasn’t able to do anything about it. In the end, C

If you’re like me, your most important and frequently visited sites live in Chrome bookmarks bar. Some people even use it to bookmark articles they want to check out later. Or when they’re researching stuff. While a service like Pocket is better

Chrome has been testing a new Bookmarks Manager for quite a while now and it’s finally made it to the prime time. The new version is live in the final build of the latest public channel. And the first reactions are not exactly stellar.

Edit Plus is without doubt one of the most feature-rich text editors. In fact, its capabilities run beyond a text editing tool. Hence, it is widely used in the industry, especially by programmers. Image via Flickr.As a programmer myself, I must

The bookmarks bar is the most underutilized space in a browser. More often than not, it’s right there, but not being used to its full potential. Today I’ll tell you about how to add your favorite websites to the bookmarks bar, how to customize th

Bookmarking tools are nothing new on the web, and you certainly have tried one or another, especially if you browse the web with any frequency. The problem with most of these services, though, is that while they accomplish their purpose, they also te

Adding bookmarks (IE users might know them as favorites) is an easy task. Just press the Ctrl+D button on the webpage you want to add to your bookmarks , select the folders and click on the Add/Done button . However once we add these bookmarks ,

The Firefox address bar is an awesome bar in the sense that it keeps remembering the websites that you have visited and shows suggestions (via an autocomplete list) on where you want to go. The beauty is that the list is a mix of browser history,

People are always on the look out for optimizing usage of resources. Same is with computers, especially, when it is about space. Be it hard disk space, screen space or even taskbar space, the idea is to squeeze as much as possible in minimum space.

Whenever we log in to Facebook we are taken to its home page by default. And then, depending on what we wish to view, we navigate to our favorite page, a group list, user profile, events, messages etc. Now, if you have a habit of doing something sp

Firefox always had good bookmark management features. The Bookmark Manager (Library) had features like Export Bookmarks to HTML. You could easily create periodic copies of your bookmarks and keep them as backups. Syncing them to online bookmark tools

We saw recently what you could do when you want to save the position of play in a video in Windows Media Player. KMPlayer’s Remember Last Played  option helps me do the same thing. When I have this checked, I am assured to resume at the same l

How often do you bookmark or save a webpage because you were interested in the entire content? Though you might have been interested in some specific part or a small thing like a comment or a paragraph, you must have had to bookmark that link, ri

I recently bought a MacBook Pro and, while setting up Chrome and Firefox on it, I noticed that I had duplicate set of bookmarks on the bookmarks toolbar of both the browsers.

We use our browsers across many devices these days…from a desktop computer to a PDA. Carrying our bookmarks and other browser data across all these devices saves us from duplicating our data and effort. That’s why if you are a Firefox fan, you wi

These days it’s a facet of social networking sites that you can use them as bookmarking tools. Be it Facebook or Google Plus, our likes (and +’s) are captured and hopefully stored for eternity. A biggie as it is, Google isn’t going to fold anyt

Do you keep track of the number of times you click on the Like button on Facebook and share something with your friends? I don’t.. though I wish I could find a way to do so. Thanks to LikeJournal my need to track my ‘Likes’ has been solved. L

Having your data on the Internet compromised isn’t unusual, and thus we use passwords to encrypt and safeguard our data from exploiters. Almost all of us use a password to ensure safety of our mails, documents, photographs and even applications but

Bookmarking all the open tabs in your browser can come in handy at times. Like, if you are researching on a topic, and have got a number of related tabs open. The next thing you want to do is collate the URLs at one place.

Delicious is one of the most popular bookmarking services around; irrespective of the fact that Yahoo didn’t actually tap its potential to the hilt. Now, we can expect some rapid fire changes as it has been bought by AVOS Systems.