Internet browser Mozilla Firefox is gaining more and more popularity not only due to its ease of use, but also due to the rich possibilities for expanding its functionality. However, for inexperienced users, questions may still arise about the operation of the browser. For example, about deleting bookmarks in the browser.
Instructions
Step 1
Despite the fact that the developers of this Internet browser have tried to make management as easy as possible, questions can still arise. In addition to removing tabs directly, consider working with tabs in general.
Step 2
So, in order to delete an unnecessary bookmark, in an open browser, go to the "Bookmarks" menu item, by clicking on which you will see a list with all currently saved bookmarks.
Step 3
If you no longer need some bookmarks, then just right-click on the bookmark, bringing up a small menu, and then use the "Delete" item, while the selected bookmark will be removed from the current list.
Step 4
Perhaps your bookmark list has grown a lot over the time you use your browser, and you want to structure your existing bookmarks. To do this, right-click on the list of bookmarks, and then select the "New folder" item and in a new window give a name and description (optional) of the new folder.
Step 5
Then select the bookmark that you would like to move to the folder you just created. To do this, again call the menu with the right mouse button by clicking on the bookmark, and use the "Cut" option (if you want the bookmark to disappear from the general list), or "Copy" (if you need two identical bookmarks - both in the folder and in the general list), then move the mouse cursor over the folder, call up the menu you are already familiar with and use the "Insert" option.
Step 6
As a result, the bookmarks you need will be located in the appropriate folders, and if necessary, they will be completely removed from the list.
