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4 Ways to Save a Link in Google Chrome

By Matthew Lynch
March 23, 2024
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Google Chrome is a popular web browser that offers various useful features, including the ability to easily save and bookmark links. In this article, we will explore four different ways to save a link in Google Chrome.

1. Using the Bookmark Bar:

The simplest way to save a link in Google Chrome is by using the Bookmark bar. Follow these steps:

– Open Google Chrome and navigate to the website you want to save.

– Click on the star icon located at the right end of the address bar.

– Select “Bookmark this page” and choose “Bookmarks Bar.”

– Click on “Done” to save the link on your bookmarks bar.

2. Dragging Links to the Bookmark Bar:

Another way to save links is by dragging them directly onto the bookmarks bar. Here’s how:

– Open Google Chrome and ensure that your bookmarks bar is visible. If it’s not, press “Ctrl+Shift+B” (Windows) or “Cmd+Shift+B” (Mac) to show or hide it.

– Navigate to the website you want to save.

– Click and hold on the website’s address in the address bar, then drag it onto an empty space in your bookmarks bar.

– Drop the link, and now it’s ready as a quick-access bookmark.

3. Using Keyboard Shortcuts:

You can also save a link using keyboard shortcuts specific to bookmarking pages. Follow these steps:

– Open Google Chrome and visit the website you want to save.

– Press “Ctrl+D” (Windows) or “Cmd+D” (Mac) to open the Add Bookmark window.

– Choose where you’d like to save your bookmark (e.g., Bookmarks Bar or a specific folder), and click “Done.”

4. Right-clicking on Links:

Lastly, you can save a link by right-clicking on it directly. This method works well when you want to save a link without navigating to the website. Here’s how:

– Locate the link you want to save in Google Chrome.

– Right-click on the link and select “Bookmark link” from the context menu.

– Choose where you’d like to save your bookmark, and click “Done.”

These four methods will help you efficiently save links in Google Chrome, allowing you to quickly access your favorite websites and resources. Try them out and determine the best method that suits your personal browsing habits.

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