Most web browsers let you save a list of websites that you visit regularly so that you can go to them without having to remember their URLs. This is called bookmarking.
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Some websites let you save your bookmarks on the World Wide Web. This means that you can have a single set of bookmarks that can be accessed anywhere you go online.
Often these websites will ask you to enter some information about each website you want to bookmark:
You can organise your bookmarks by putting all the sites with similar tags together into a group.
There are three ways to find a bookmark you have saved:
- bookmarks are normally listed in the order they were saved in so you could scroll down until you reached the date when you created the bookmark;
- you could ask the site to only show the bookmarks with a particular tag;
- you could look in a group to find all the bookmarks about a particular subject.
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