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    Quote Originally Posted by Tom-P View Post
    I had this issue and the solution was Pocket. It's part of the Mozilla stable so works very well with Firefox.
    I've now added that to my 'must get around to looking at' list of bookmarks lol

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    I have hundreds of Bookmarks/Favourites but manage them in an usual way. My default browser is Edge and I use the favorites bar as you can see in the image below. Within the Favourites Management I create a folder that I place on the Favourites bar and have subfolders by topic as you can see. I also export them roughly monthly so that in the event of a major crash I can reinstate them easily.


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    Ah I’m the opposite to some of you, ruthless with closing tabs, can’t stand having loads open!

    I don’t know if this works on Firefox, but on Chrome I have my standard set of sites that I open as standard in one folder at the top of the list. Then I can just right click->open all on that folder, without having to do them all separately.

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    What's a browser bookmark? I have bookmarks on Safari but they don't seem to load until I click on them.
    Started out with nothing. Still have most of it left.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oldoakknives View Post
    What's a browser bookmark? I have bookmarks on Safari but they don't seem to load until I click on them.
    Just a link basically. Firefox calls them 'bookmarks' is all.

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    While we are on each other's browser tips, allow me to recommend the DuckDuckGo browser. Not only is it very efficient at managing cookies without you having to work on it every time, not only does it allow you to clear your history in different ways to avoid erasing all if you don't want to, and safeguard the ones you do not want erased in a clear all (=firewall them in DDG speak) but it has the most brilliant Youtube reader that avoid any advertising.

    Caveat:
    1) the above is true for the Mac version
    2) the MacOS browser is far superior (as in:feature rich) to the iOS one, even if the latter is already quite good.
    'Against stupidity, the gods themselves struggle in vain' - Schiller.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Saint-Just View Post
    While we are on each other's browser tips, allow me to recommend the DuckDuckGo browser. Not only is it very efficient at managing cookies without you having to work on it every time, not only does it allow you to clear your history in different ways to avoid erasing all if you don't want to, and safeguard the ones you do not want erased in a clear all (=firewall them in DDG speak) but it has the most brilliant Youtube reader that avoid any advertising.

    Caveat:
    1) the above is true for the Mac version
    2) the MacOS browser is far superior (as in:feature rich) to the iOS one, even if the latter is already quite good.
    Don’t know they had a browser (and that’s despite today seeing my first ad from them), might check it out thanks.

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