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I have tons of bookmarks. Pro-tip: make a bookmark, edit the bookmark, set the title to "" <empty string>. Then you have it's favicon as your site launcher. ht
by mr_spothawk 10y ago
I have tons of bookmarks. Pro-tip: make a bookmark, edit the bookmark, set the title to "" <empty string>. Then you have it's favicon as your site launcher.
http://imgur.com/a/mVFYh http://imgur.com/a/mVFYh
sometimes I make use of the features "open all bookmarks in this folder".
other times I use the bookmark to (as somebody else mentioned already) weight consideration of sites I'm interested in getting results from.
aside: at hackreactor, I worked with some folks on the beginnings of a chrome extension to grab your bookmarks, analyze the content of each site, and suggest new bookmarks when you open a new tab. the suggestions part was working already by the time I came around. then I got a job and that pretty much fell out of priority... heh.
- rz2k 10y agoThis seems like such an obvious way to use bookmarks in the toolbar, and it keeps me from using Safari more often.
- mr_spothawk 10y agoI've mostly switched to Safari for personal stuff, and there's a New Tab screen with all your favorites on it... works similarly, but not as pretty. Still gotta stick with Chrome for work.
- gfody 10y agoI use bookmark folders in the toolbar sort of like taskbar menus in windows.. the entries get their favicos displayed next to them: http://i.imgur.com/DRcs7I1.gifv http://i.imgur.com/DRcs7I1.gifv ..in Firefox rss bookmarks become submenus with the rss entries as the items. It's great for web comics
- jobigoud 10y agoI use the "open all bookmarks in this folder" as well. I have a folder which contains the top sites I visit everyday and I start my morning routine by opening them into the tab tree.
- rachkovsky 10y agoTry zeerka.com if you like favicons.