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I received a memo from the “It’s Only Obvious If You Know How It Is Done” Department this morning pointing out how something that should be incredibly simple to do is actually relatively hard to figure out – how do you delete Bookmarks in Safari?
On a Mac, you can save new bookmarks in lots of ways:
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- Tap the Share icon and choose Add Bookmark.
- Open the Bookmarks menu and choose Add Bookmark there.
- Hover your cursor in Safari’s Smart Search field (where the URL is) until the Plus (+) button appears, move your cursor to that plus button and tap and hold the plus. You will then be able to choose a Bookmarks folder in which to stash the URL.
- Use the Add Boomark menu in your Safari toolbar if you’ve figured out that you can customize those tools by pressing Control while clicking on the bar and choosing Customize Toolbar.
- On iOS just use the Share icon and choose Add Bookmark.
How to manage and delete Bookmarks in Safari
Now you have a bunch of Bookmarks, you’d imagine it would be easy to delete or otherwise manage them, right?
Edit Bookmarks On Mac
Using iOS
To an extent, it is. On iOS, at least. Open your Bookmarks folder, tap Edit, and you can delete bookmarks by tapping the red icon, move them into a new order by tapping and dragging the three-line ‘burger’ icon to the right of the name, or tap a bookmark to change its name, URL in the next window, or tap Location to easily stash that item in a different folder.
That’s iOS.
Using Mac
On a Mac, there are two ways:
#1:
Open the Bookmarks Menu, select Edit Bookmarks and you will be able to move and rename those marks on the next page. To delete a bookmark, select it and tap the BackSpace key, or choose Delete in the Edit menu.
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#2:
Alternatively, you can open the Safari Sidebar and then tap the book icon to access your Bookmarks. Select a bookmark and you can move it using your cursor – but how do you delete it?
Simple.
Select the item again, only this time press the Control key. So, hover your cursor above the bookmark item in the Sidebar and then press Control at the same time as you click. A new contextual menu appears in which you can open the website, change its name or URL, pop it into a folder or tap Delete to delete the Bookmark.
Tip: Want to delete all your bookmarks fast? (You’ll regret it, so don’t do it). Just click the top bookmark, scroll down to the bottom of the list, and tap the final bookmark while also pressing the Shift button. Then click backspace. Please don’t delete all your bookmarks unless you really want to do so, but if you do so accidentally, I recommend tapping Command-Z (Undo) as your very next action.
Sure hope this helps 🙂
Safari User Guide
A bookmark is a link to a webpage that you save so you can quickly revisit the page later.
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Add a bookmark
In the Safari app on your Mac, go to the page you want to bookmark.
Click the Share button in the toolbar, then choose Add Bookmark.
Choose where to add the bookmark, and rename it if you like.
Add this page to: Click the pop-up menu and choose a folder. The default is Favorites.
Rename the bookmark: Enter a brief name that will help you identify the webpage.
Add a description: Enter more details as an optional reminder about the webpage.
Click Add.
You can also add a bookmark in the Smart Search field: Move the pointer over the Smart Search field, click and hold the One-Step Add button that appears at the left end of the field, then choose a bookmarks folder from the list. Or, drag a URL to the bookmarks sidebar.
After you add the bookmark, you can find it in the sidebar.
Find a bookmark
In the Safari app on your Mac, click the Sidebar button in the toolbar, then click the Bookmarks button .
Enter the bookmark name in the search field at the top of the sidebar.
You may have to scroll up to reveal the search field.
Use a bookmark
In the Safari app on your Mac, click the Sidebar button in the toolbar, then click the Bookmarks button .
Or, choose Bookmarks > Show Bookmarks.
Click the bookmark in the sidebar.
You can also choose it from the Bookmarks menu.
Manage bookmarks
In the Safari app on your Mac, click the Sidebar button in the toolbar, then click the Bookmarks button .
Control-click a bookmark or folder.
Choose from the shortcut menu to do one of the following:
Rename or edit a bookmark or folder.
You can also force click the name, or click and hold the name until it’s highlighted and then enter a new one.
Edit a bookmark’s website address (URL).
Copy or delete a bookmark or folder.
Create a bookmark folder.
See detailed folder contents.
To edit a bookmark’s description, double-click a folder in the sidebar, then Control-click the item and choose Edit Description.
You can also manage bookmarks by choosing Bookmarks > Edit Bookmarks.
Note: Safari uses iCloud to keep your bookmarks the same on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac computers that have Safari turned on in iCloud preferences. With iCloud, your bookmarks and Reading List are archived automatically, and you can restore them from an earlier version at any time.