Topher, an avid Mac user for the past 15 years, has been a contributing author to MacFixIt since the spring of 2008. One of his passions is troubleshooting Mac problems and making the best use of Macs ...

As I mentioned last week, I’ve recently made the move from Firefox to Chrome. I like Google’s Web browser, if only because it seems faster and more stable than Mozilla’s, but it’s not perfect. For ...

Even with scads of social bookmarking sites out there, your browser's bookmark toolbar, right there on the chrome in front of you, is super-useful for bookmarklets and those sites you visit 67 times ...

The Bookmarks toolbar at the top of most browsers offers a convenient way to access your favorite websites. These bookmarks are restricted to a single row in all current browsers, which is problematic ...

The gHacks blog writes up a useful tip: You can save bookmark searches in Firefox to use as smart "virtual" folders, and then pin them to your bookmarks bar. The idea is simple: open up the Organize ...

Safari has changed the way it handles bookmarks and open tabs over the last few versions, which has required me to slightly adjust my workflow each time. The change in behavior is small but one I’ve ...

Export your browser bookmarks as an HTML file and upload them into ChatGPT. Use ChatGPT to extract URLs from the HTML file and create a folder structure. Populate the new HTML file with URLs to import ...

Whenever you open a new window or tab in Safari, you’ll see a view showing a grid of your favorite sites. But what if those Favorites aren’t actually your favorites? What if the default Favorites are ...

Here’s a simple hack for your browser that can improve the appearance of your standard bookmarks bar and give you room for more links at the same time. By limiting the sites you save to just their ...

Back in September my colleague Lincoln wrote a handy column on how to import bookmarks and favorites into Microsoft’s Edge browser. Now that Microsoft’s Anniversary Update is out in the wild, things ...