The Favorites magazine is necessary in order not to search for those resources that the user often refers to in their daily work. It provides quick access to the materials you need. There are several steps you need to take to find your Favorites.
Instructions
Step 1
"Favorites" exist not only in browsers, but also provided in the menu of any folder stored on the computer. Since the menu bar is always present in folders, you do not have to configure anything further. Open the folder, select the "Favorites" item in the menu, by clicking on it with the left mouse button, the context menu will open. To place any folder in the list, select the "Add to favorites" command by clicking on it with the left mouse button. The selected folder will appear in the menu.
Step 2
When working with Internet browsers, you may need to customize the display of the menu bar or a dedicated button that will allow you to access the Favorites history. To do this, in Internet Explorer, right-click on the panel, in the context menu, select one of the available options. Place the marker opposite the "Menu bar" item - this way you can open "Favorites" in the same way as described in the first step.
Step 3
If you want bookmarks to be displayed on the browser panel, select the "Favorites" item in the context menu, also marking it with a marker. Another toolbar is added to the browser window. If it seems to you that it takes up too much space, you can get quick access to the necessary resources in another way. Click on the star icon in the toolbar, the log will expand. Select the "Favorites" tab in it to view the list of site addresses stored in the history.
Step 4
In Mozilla Firefox, the resource log is called Bookmarks. You can call it through the item of the same name in the top menu bar, by setting up the display of "Favorites" on the toolbar or by opening the "Library" magazine. This log can be called up in several ways: select the "Bookmarks" item and the "Show all bookmarks" command in the menu bar, or press the Ctrl, Shift and B keys combination. The log will be opened in a separate window.
