For personal use I have a couple of dozen book marks on the bookmarks bar and then for work I have many many bookmarks in different categories linking to various vendor documentation pages and knowledgebase articles
yip have a good 15 portals and log in pages for work all tucked away as bookmarks as i have to log into them at least daily
No. I normally have say... 8 - 20 tabs open permanently of things I am currently doing / do every day. For the stuff I don't do everyday, I honestly think its quicker to just open a new tab and then google it than to navigate the bookmarks.
Only on my work machine, purely because there’s loads of corporate pages and I can’t remember how I found half of them or where I’d need to go to find them again, without struggling
Yes but only for things like recipes and the odd reference page that isn’t worthy of being one of my 20 ish always open chrome tabs
I used to have about 100 before the days of auto complete. Now I have about 10. Things like ocukforum, my bank, YouTube, Spotify, BBC, bookface and eBay. Things I'll click just from habit or boredom. I also hate having more than ten tabs open, even tho I just upgraded to 32gb of ram
These days my bookmarks bar is normally used for dragging web pages between computers seeing as it gets synced across browsers. There's maybe a dozen or so icons on it that I use everyday.
Just checked in Chrome how many bookmarks I have within nested folders etc on my bar, 1562. Guess that also could reflect that I do tend to horde, just a little
I bookmark pages, but only so they appear at the top of autocomplete. I couldn't even tell you how to get to bookmarks as a list at this point.
On desktop, yes, though mostly as a bar. On mobile not so much, thanks to the way Chrome has hidden them in preference to Google's suggestions. (Which at first I hated, but have come around to them)
Came here to ask who still reads books. Realised I'm even more behind the times than people who bookmark webpages
I let autocomplete deal with anything I use regularily, I only bookmark random things I might not ever find again (usually recipes).
I have about 2 dozen bookmarks on chrome, about a dozen that I use regularly. I didn't realise they were dying out.
I have about a dozen bookmark folders and maybe a hundred bookmarks inside them on Safari (iOS). Mostly French legal, French motoring, garden equipment and pool maintenance pages. I use Safari’s Reading List function for stuff I only need to read once and delete.
Yes, I have many. Why would I not have bookmarks/favourites? They're shortcuts to all the webpages that I need to use/use the most.
Yes because search prediction etc is all part of big data gathering, so turn all that kind of stuff off.
Only at work, as there are a bunch of work related sites that I will never remember. At home though, I only visit a few websites, so I don't need to bookmark them.
Yes I use them for useful resources etc that I use less often. For the most used stuff, I just type it in the address bar lost most do I guess.
