Save a page so you can find it again
Save a page you use often and open it again without searching.
A bookmark is a saved web address, kept in a list, so a page you use often is one press away.
It saves the address, not the page. Open it tomorrow and you get tomorrow’s version.
Key points
- A bookmark saves the address so you can return in one press
- It brings you the current version, not the one you saved
What to remember
- The star in the address bar is the bookmark button.
- A bookmark is a saved address, not a saved page.
Try this
Open the page you check most often and press the star in the address bar.
Practice: Save a page so you can find it again. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.