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Jun012009
Mac Tips Daily! #89 - Searching Safari Bookmarks
Monday, June 1, 2009 at 9:28AM
Your bookmark folder can become huge -- if you browse a lot of sites and add a bookmark to anything you would like to get back to. I have a few hundred bookmarks at least. Frequently I find myself not being able to find a particular bookmark, unless I use the search feature of Safari.
Here is how to do it:
First, open 'Safari'
Next, open the 'Bookmark Manager' - it's the icon on the bar that looks like a book.
Now, type in some text into the 'search' box.
You will quickly see results - and it will show the 'Name' of the bookmark, the 'Parent' directory (where it is in your hierarchy of bookmark folders) , and the actual 'Web Address'.
Now, just double click on the bookmark to go to the corresponding site.
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Next, open the 'Bookmark Manager' - it's the icon on the bar that looks like a book.
Now, type in some text into the 'search' box.
You will quickly see results - and it will show the 'Name' of the bookmark, the 'Parent' directory (where it is in your hierarchy of bookmark folders) , and the actual 'Web Address'.
Now, just double click on the bookmark to go to the corresponding site.
Learn More - Check out these Mac specific books
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