How to Use Bookmarks Toolbar in Mozilla Firefox
One of the Mozilla Corporations earliest innovations in Firefox was the Bookmarks Toolbar. The Firefox bookmarks toolbar has remained a brilliant and usable function. By using the bookmarks toolbar, it allows you to keep frequently visited bookmarks right there at your fingertips. It is also easy to setup and work with. Let's see how to use bookmarks toolbar in Mozilla Firefox.
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Instructions
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Make sure you are connected to the internet and open your copy Mozilla Firefox. This is generally done by clicking on the logo with an orange fox wrapped around a globe.
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First of all, navigate to one of your most frequently visited websites, say for example Facebook, by typing the URL or address into the Navigation Bar and hitting enter.
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Once the page has loaded, all you need to do is select the address by double clicking in the Navigation bar.
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You can now drag the URL by grabbing it (click and hold) onto the Bookmarks Toolbar which is conveniently located underneath the Navigation Bar in Firefox.
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Once you have a few of your favorite sites in the Bookmarks Toolbar, why not arrange them into the order you want. This is easily done by grabbing the one you want to move and dragging it.
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A context menu is available for more actions by right clicking on the Bookmarks Toolbar. This will bring up a range of actions. This allows you to manipulate the current bookmark, say for example to open it, cut, copy or delete it and to edit its properties.
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If you choose to edit the bookmarks properties you will be able to change the name, description and other properties.
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You can also act on the Bookmarks Toolbar folder with some of the other options such as New Folder/Bookmark/Separator, paste or delete. Here is where you will find a function to sort the bookmarks on the Firefox Bookmarks Toolbar by name.
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Tips & Warnings
The Bookmarks Toolbar in Mozilla's Firefox is particularly useful for news, weather and other sites which you visit on a daily or more frequent basis.
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