How to Bookmark a Page (Firefox)

Bookmark your favorite websites.

Firefox has an easy bookmarking system that allows you to keep track of all of your favorite websites. Learn how to bookmark a page in Firefox, so the next time you want to navigate to your favorite site, you can find it in your Bookmarks menu.

Instructions

1. Navigate to the website that you want to bookmark, either by typing the URL into the address bar and hitting "Enter," or by searching for the website using your browser's search bar.

2. Click "Bookmarks" on the top of the menu bar. A new menu will display.

3. Select the first option "Bookmark This Page." A window will pop up saying "Page Bookmarked."

4. Edit the details of the bookmarked page before saving. By default, the name of the website will be automatically entered into the "Name" field. Change this to something else to make it easier for you to find in your bookmarks.

5. Change the folder that the bookmark will be saved to, if you are using folders to organize your bookmarks. When you bookmark a page, the default folder is "Bookmarks Menu." Use the scroll menu to choose another folder in your Bookmarks section. Or create a new folder by clicking the small button to the right of the "Folder" field and clicking "New Folder" at the bottom of the menu.

6. View a bookmarked page by navigating to "Bookmarks" on your browser's menu bar. At the bottom of the bookmark menu, you will see a list of your current bookmarks and folders.

Tips & Warnings

• The shortcut to bookmark a page in Firefox is "Control" and "D," which will bring up the same bookmark menu.

• Bookmark a page by clicking on the yellow star to the right side of the address bar after the website has finished loading.