The Favorites Bar  
 

By default, the Favorites bar appears below the navigation and location toolbars in an OmniWeb browser window. If you don't like it there, you can toggle its visiblity by choosing Browser ToolbarsHide/Show Favorites Bar (⌥⌘F) from the Browser menu.

The Favorites bar is an extension of your personal bookmarks; since it always appears at the top of the browser window, it's a convenient place to put bookmarks for web sites you access often.

To add a URL or link to your Favorites, drag it onto the bar, or put it in the Favorites folder in your personal bookmarks file.

To follow a URL that's on your Favorites bar, click on it. If a folder appears on the bar, clicking on it will produce a menu from which you can choose a URL to follow.

To rearrange the links on the Favorites bar, drag them around. To remove a link from the bar, control-click on it and choose Delete from the contextual menu, or move it to another part of your bookmarks list.

The Favorites bar still has all the functionality of a bookmarks list, including automatic change checking. But since clicking a favorite on the bar follows its URL, editing works a little differently -- you'll have to either use the contextual menu that pops up when you control-click a favorite, or do your editing in the Bookmarks window/drawer.

Related Topics
Table of Contents: Bookmarks
Table of Contents: Browsing the Web
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