Remembering the website address/URLs of every site you have visited is quite hectic and close to impossible. You might consider checking your Google history but that might feel like looking for an unknown word in the encyclopedia. That is when Bookmarks interject. Bookmarks make it simple to save and organize a web page in Chrome so you visit the document any time you wish.
In simple terms, a Bookmark is a library full of sites or websites that you deem important and would like to revisit again. Pretty similar to the traditional bookmaking that helps you know the page you last read in your favorite book. Therefore, next time you visit a web page that interests you, bookmark it so you catch up easily. Here is how to bookmark a web page in Chrome.
Contents
Computer
1. Launch the Google Chrome browser on your computer.
2. Open the web page that you want to bookmark.
3. Tap on the star icon on the right side of the search bar.
4. Create a name for your bookmark.
5. By default the bookmark will be saved to the “Bookmark folder.” However, you can select a folder in which you want the web page to be saved.
6. Tap “Done” to bookmark the webpage.
Over piling, bookmarked webpages from different site categories in one folder will make them disorganized. To organize your webpages, go to Chrome Settings, select Bookmarks, tap on Bookmark Manager, click on Other Bookmarks, tap the More button, select “Add New Folder” and drag the bookmarks to the new folder.
Android
1. Open Chrome.
2. Go to the webpage you want to bookmark
3. Select the “Menu” icon (3 vertical dots)
4. Tap the “Add Bookmark” icon (Star)
5. The bookmark will be created and saved automatically to your “Mobile Bookmarks” folder.
iPhone
1. Start the Chrome app on your iPhone.
2. Open the webpage that you want to bookmark.
3. Tap on the “Share” button inside the gray address bar.
4. Scroll down and select “Bookmark.”
5. The bookmark will be created and saved automatically to your “Mobile Bookmarks” folder.