Using the Bookmark Bar

Hello and welcome back to this Zendesk guide where we'll discuss the bookmark bar!

This guide will be regarding a popular feature that assists tremendously in terms of organization and managing your browsers! Specifically, we'll be going over adding folders and using those folders to store hyperlinks.

If your bookmarks bar is ever minimized, the easiest way to pull it back up is to click “Ctrl” + “Shift” + “B” on your keyboard, and that will extend it in the drop down to see. 
As you can see from this screenshot, URL’s can rack up fairly quickly if you end up pinning a lot of sites to the bar, which is why making a folder to store them all in helps out a lot!
 

To create said folder to manage these better, you can right-click on the “bookmarks bar” to go ahead and select the option “Add Folder.”
 

From there, Edge/Chrome will ask you the location you would like to store this folder. By default the “Favorites Bar” will be selected so we can quickly add it there so it shows up in our bookmarks bar. The name is completely up to you, and as an example I named it as “Starting My Day.” 
 

From there, you are able to drag (left-click and hold) and drop all of your needed URL’s to the new folder for easy access!
 

If you’re ever wanting to change the name of the folder, you also have the option to “Rename” it to something different. To change the name, all you have to do is right-click the folder icon and the option “Rename” will be available as well!
 

We hope you are able to use this feature to help organize your browser! If you have any questions, please reach out via a ticket at https://medwatch.zendesk.com/hc/.