How to manage your Chrome bookmarks with the Bookmark Manager #YouTube

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Besides putting web page bookmarks in the bookmarks bar, you can also manage your bookmarks in folders with the Bookmarks Manager in Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Brave, and others.

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What are bookmarks?

When you access websites on the internet, each one has a particular address. By saving these addresses as bookmarks, you can quickly return to the site. This is preferable over always searching or, heaven forbid, writing them down to visit later.

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  1. Hi Ryan, Your contact form seems to not be working! I came across a couple of your videos (I commented here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v5gJyaLVYG0) . Given the types of things you educate people on, I think you’d be interested in my extension – BrainTool. It allows you to create a topic hierarchy and file all and any web pages into the hierarchy and then use it to control the browser and keep your notes on various topics and pages up to date. See https://braintool.org and LMK what you think.

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