Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE DESKTOP 11 - APPLICATION GUIDE 17-03-2009 Application Manual page 201

A smart bookmark folder based on your browsing history dynamically changes
as you surf the Web. Every time you browse a site that matches the search
term, it gets "added" to your smart bookmark. For this reason, it is recommend-
ed to use search terms as specific as possible. If you are interested in links to
SUSE Linux specific topics as opposed to general Linux topics, use SUSE Linux
rather than Linux.
WARNING
Clearing the private data also deletes the browsing history (unless configured
otherwise) and so will also clear history based smart bookmarks!
18.3.6 The Bookmarks Toolbar
The Bookmarks Toolbar is displayed beneath the location bar and lets you
quickly access bookmarks. You can also add, organize, and edit bookmarks directly.
By default the Bookmarks Toolbar is populated with a predefined set of bookmarks
organized in several folders (see
(page 178)).
To manage the Bookmarks Toolbar you can use the library as described in
tion 18.3.1, "Organizing Bookmarks"
Toolbar Folder. It is also possible to manage the toolbar directly. To add a folder,
bookmark, or separator, right-click on an empty space in the toolbar and choose the
appropriate entry from the pop-up menu. For adding the current page to the bar use
drag and drop: left-click on the Web page's icon in the location bar and drag it to the
desired position on the bookmarks toolbar while holding the mouse button pressed.
Hovering over an existing bookmark folder for a short while will automatically open
it, enabling you to place the bookmark within this folder.
To manage a certain folder or bookmark, right-click on it. A pop-up menu opens which
lets you Delete it or change its Properties. To move or copy an entry, choose Cut, or
Copy and Paste it to the desired position.
Figure 18.1, "The Browser Window of Firefox"
(page 183). Its content is located in the Bookmarks
Sec-
Browsing with Firefox 187