Opening Bookmarked Pages
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Searching for a Bookmarked Page
Do you have a lot of pages in your Yahoo! Bookmarks? Find them easily using the search feature. Yahoo! Bookmarks searches through folder names, tags, notes, page titles, and page content (if you saved a copy), so you can see how useful it is to add all of these descriptive properties to your bookmarks.
Here’s How
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In the My Bookmarks tab, type one or more words in the search box, then click the Search bookmarks button.
Yahoo! Bookmarks returns all of the pages that contain words matching the words you typed.
What’s Next
If you’ve tagged your bookmarks, you can also find and open a page in two additional ways:
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Type the tag in the Yahoo! search box on the Yahoo! Toolbar, and a list of bookmarked pages with that tag displays below the box. Just click the page you want to open.
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In the My Bookmarks tab, click the Use Tags option in the left column.
The left column changes to show all of your tags.
Click a tag to view all of the pages associated with that tag.
Words to Know
- Copy: the content of a page as you saw it the moment you added the page to your Yahoo! Bookmarks. Some web sites change the content of their pages on a regular basis. By saving a copy of the page when you bookmark it, you can always view the original content as well as open the live content.
- Tag: a word or group of words that you apply to a bookmarked page and then use for searching purposes.