Many of us use bookmarking functionality of browser as a way to access our favorite webpages and web services fast and easily. In Chrome, bookmarked websites can be accessed from bookmarks toolbar (Ctrl + Shift + B), but by enabling an entry for bookmarks in Chrome’s context menu (right-click menu) accessing favorite websites indeed easier and quick. Here is how to enable bookmarks entry in Chrome’s context menu.
Chrome users who are really privacy conscious and want to apply some password to their private bookmarks and favorites can try LockMyFavs extension with Chrome. This extension can protect user’s private bookmarks from unauthorized persons. Moreover, as it saves bookmarks in the cloud, users can access them everywhere on any computer.
Automatic login in sites like Facebook, Google +, Twitter, etc makes our online life a little easier as we don’t have to enter the password and username every time we go to the relevant login page. However, if you have forgotten a password on a site that automatically logs you in, and you need to know what will be behind the asterisks or dots, here is how to reveal it.
Twitter Share is one of my favorite bookmarklets that makes it easy for me to share any webpage, even if there isn’t a tweet button. However, I have to access it from my Chrome’s bookmark bar each time I need it, which is annoying as I have few other bookmarks also. However, by converting bookmarklets into an extension, I am able to access it just with a click from the Chrome’s address bar. Here is how it is.
As we know, every browser comes with a functionality to Bookmark (Favorite in case of Internet Explorer) the current webpage we are visiting. It helps us quickly access our favorite sites whenever we need it. However, one problem here is, no browsers currently have an option to password protect the bookmarks. If your bookmarks contain some secret links, sometimes it can be a privacy issue.
Many people use bookmarks as a way to access their favorite websites, webmail, search engines, news, and other portals fast and easily. Most of us use our browser for bookmarking, but it has some limitations. For example, it requires specific browser, and computer.