Your browser’s bookmarks bar is useful for keeping your often-accessed links near at hand. With a couple of quick modifications, you can make it even better. Here are three quick tips to get more out of it. When you add a site to the bookmarks bar, try leaving the name field blank. By default, the name is the page’s title, and this could be something really long and ugly. Leaving it blank means that only the icon remains, saving you a ton of space. If your browser forces you to enter a name, try one space or the first letter of the site’s name instead....
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