How do I get some of my bookmarks in a separete folder and put on desktop?

I don't believe there is a set limit to how many bookmarks you can have. To stay organizaed make sure you are utilizing folders as well in organizing your book =marks for easy access. To add a bookmark in any browser use the hot key Ctrl - D.


Bookmark Any Web Page with Single Keystroke

The following document contains information on how to manage your bookmarks and favorites in all of the major Internet browsers. To proceed, select your browser from the list below and follow the instructions.
- Internet Explorer
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
- Opera
Internet Explorer
To access favorites:
Press Alt + C
or
Open Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Click on the Favorites IE favorites icon in the upper right-hand corner of the browser window.
Click any Favorite folder to expand and show its contents.
To delete favorites or folders:
- Right-click the favorite or folder you want to delete.
- Select Delete from the drop-down menu that appears.
To move and organize items in your favorites:
- Drag-and-drop your favorites or folders to rearrange them.
Renaming items in your favorites:
- Right-click the favorite or folder you want to rename.
- Select Rename from the drop-down menu that appears.
- Type in the desired name and press Enter.
Google Chrome
To access your bookmarks:
Press Ctrl + Shift + O
or
Open the Google Chrome Internet browser.
Click Customize and control google chrome Chrome settings in the upper right-hand corner of the browser window.
Move you mouse cursor over Bookmarks and then click Bookmark manager.
Deleting:
- Highlight the bookmark or folder you want to delete by clicking it once.
- Press the delete key on your keyboard to remove the bookmark or folder.
- Tip: You can also right-click a bookmark or folder, then select Delete from the menu.
Organizing:
- Drag-and-drop your bookmarks or folders to re-organize them.
Renaming:
- Right-click the bookmark or folder you want to rename.
- Select Edit... from the drop-down menu that appears.
- Type in the desired name and press Enter.
Mozilla Firefox
To access your bookmarks:
Press Ctrl + Shift + B
or
Open the Mozilla Firefox Internet browser.
Click Show your bookmarks Firefox bookmarks in the upper right-hand corner of the browser window.
Select Show All Bookmarks.
Deleting:
- Highlight the bookmark or folder you want to delete by clicking it once.
- Press the delete key on your keyboard to remove the bookmark or folder.
- Tip: You can also right-click a bookmark or folder, then select Delete from the menu.
Organizing:
Drag-and-drop your bookmarks or folders to re-organize them.
Renaming:
- Highlight the bookmark or folder you want to rename by clicking it once.
- Locate the field labeled Name: in the lower right-hand section of the Library window.
- Type in the desired name and press Enter.
Opera
To access your bookmarks:
Press Ctrl + Shift + B
or
Open the Opera Internet browser.
Click Customize and control Opera opera button in the upper left-hand corner of the browser window.
Select Bookmarks from the drop-down menu that appears.
Deleting:
- Locate the folder or bookmark you would like to delete and move your mouse cursor over it.
- A circled X should appear in the upper right-hand corner; click it to delete.
Organizing:
- Drag-and-drop your bookmarks or folders to re-organize them.
Renaming:
- Right-click the bookmark or folder you want to rename.
- Select Edit... from the drop-down menu that appears.
- Type in the desired name and press Enter.

I tried this first on a new unnamed folder to make sure it worked first. I am using a Mac, and hope this will help you. I went to my "Bookmarks" - "Show All Bookmarks" and simply clicked on the folder I wanted to delete, went to "Edit" and simply hit the delete key. If there are only individual bookmarks in a particular folder, open the folder, click on the bookmark you want to delete, then follow the same steps above. You can delete each bookmark or an entire folder. Hope this helps.

The bookmarks bar contains all your bookmarks and bookmark folders created in Google Chrome. You can dock the bar directly underneath the address bar at the top of the browser window for easy access to your favorite sites.

Dock the bookmarks bar

1. Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar.
2. Select Bookmarks.
3. Select Always show bookmarks bar.

You can also use the keyboard shortcuts Ctrl+Shift+B (Windows and Chrome OS) and Command-Shift-B (Mac) to toggle the bar on and off.

Hide or undock the bookmarks bar

Right-click (or control-click on a Mac) the bookmarks bar and deselect Always show bookmarks bar. When the bookmarks bar is undocked, you can always find it at the top of the New Tab page.

When you open the bookmarks tab at the top and scroll down to the lie that reads Show all Bookmarks you will get a popup window where you can create new bookmark folders and move bookmarks from one folder to another.

If you can't remember where you filed that one bookmark, search for it directly from the address bar. Type the name of the bookmark and look for the [STAR] icon next to the results that appear, which indicates matches from your bookmarks.
You can also see all your bookmarks in 3 places:

• Bookmarks bar: The bar is docked under your address bar by default for easy access. If you don't see it, you can find it by opening a new tab. To toggle the display of the bar, just press Ctrl+Shift+B
• Bookmarks menu: Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar and select Bookmarks.
• Bookmark manager: The bookmark manager makes it easy for you to organize bookmarks. Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar and go to Bookmarks > Bookmark manager.

Use bookmark folders to keep your bookmarks organized. To create a folder, right-click the bookmarks bar and select Add folder.
Hope this helps!

Bookmarks are used in Mozilla Firefox, Opera & Google Chrome browsers. Internet Explorer uses Favorites. In Internet Explorer you just click browse to the webpage you want to save as a favorite then click Favorites, then click Add To Favorites and a popup window will appear with an option to create a new folder. In Mozilla Firefox browse to the page you want to bookmark, then click Bookmarks, then click Bookmark This Page. A popup window appears and you can select the drop down arrow next to Unsorted Bookmarks or the Gray Arrow just to the right of the unsorted bookmarks arrow. Both of these arrows are for folders and when you select either one you will see an option for a New Folder. In Opera browse to the webpage you want to bookmark, then click Opera at the top of the in the left hand corner and it will expand giving you options. Click Bookmarks, then click Bookmark Page and a popup window will appear allowing you to create a New Folder. In Google Chrome click on the wrench in the right hand corner at the top of the browser window. Then click Bookmarks, then Bookmarks Manager. When Bookmarks Manager opens you will see it has an Organize option, and when you click it you will see an Add Folder option. But the Add Folder option will be grayed out and unusable unless you highlight one of the folders already existing under the Bookmarks column.

If you can open Google Chrome you can go to the bookmarks and drag those to a new folder or your desktop. This will create a icon and when you click on it, it will open your favorites.
OR

1. Click the wrench icon on the browser toolbar. Mac users: If you don't see the wrench icon, go to the menu bar at the top of your screen and clickBookmarks.
2. Select Bookmark manager.
3. Drag the favorites into new folder or desktop.

In bookmarks menu choose "show all bookmarks". Go to that folder and click on the one you want to remove. Backspace, it is gone. Drag it to the trash, it is gone. If it is in the Bookmarks bar under the toolbar, just move the bookmark into space and watch the puff of smoke. Goodbye bookmark.

Hmm zone alarm should not be stopping you from bookmarking it has no outgoing connections to bookmark so that should have nothing to do with your problem. :)

My first thought is that the bookmarks.html file is read only, this happens sometimes after upgrading your firefox.

1. Navigate to the profile folder
2. Find bookmarks.html (you can open it and see if any bookmarks in it saved to make sure this is the right file)
   
3. Right-click on the file, choose Properties
4. On the General tab, make sure "Read only" is not checked.
5. Press OK.

For help how to find the profile folder:
Operating system Profile folder location(s) Windows NT (NT 4.x, 2000, XP, and Vista) "%APPDATA%\Mozilla\" Windows 95 (without Desktop Update) C:\Windows\Mozilla Windows 95 (with Desktop Update)/98/Me C:\Windows\Application Data\Mozilla\
C:\Windows\Profiles\<Windows login/user name>\Application Data\Mozilla\
Unix/Linux ~/.mozilla/ Mac OS X ~/Library/Mozilla/
~/Library/Application Support/
If this did not help or it was not read only, another known reason for the bookmarks button to stop working is if you have either a non compatible extension/plugin installed or if you have norton antivirus that messes it up (compatibility issues). I would try to troubleshoot this by first slowly disabling one by one the plugins, meaning disable one, restart firefox, see if it solved it. You do it the following way:

1] From menu that is at the top of Firefox window, you need to click on Tools options and then choose Add-ons. Add-ons window will appear.
2] In add-ons window, you have to select Extensions panel to view your installed extensions
3] Check for extensions known to cause problem when they are installed with Norton: These include Piclens, freecorder, FoxyTunes, Google Toolbar, and Skype extension. If you do not have norton then just go one by one slowly disabling for test.
4] Disable one by one each and every extension that you have from list above each time testing if the one you just disabled was responsible

For disabling the extension do the following:
1] Click on the name of that extension to disable
2] To disable this extension, you have to click on disable button.
Repeat the steps given below for each extension that is causing problem.

5] After you have disabled the extension, you have to close Firefox window. Click on file menu and then choose exit.
6] Right click on any empty spot in Windows task bar and then choose Task manager. An alternative way is to press Ctrl + Shift + Esc
7] Select processes tab
8] Select firefox.exe entry in processes list and then press End process. If there is no “firefox.exe” entry then you can skip this step.
9] Start Firefox browser normally
10] Close Firefox browser again. Click on file menu and then choose exit
11] Start Firefox browser again and see if bookmarks works

Alternatively if after disabling all the addons/extensions the bookmark menu still not works, you can always backup your bookmarks file (located in profile folder, see above for exact path), save it somewhere, reinstall firefox completely and import/copy back the bookmarks.


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