When you end up with multiple tabs open on one topic, it would be handy to bookmark them all in one folder. Here’s how to do so on all browsers.
When researching a topic for school or work, you might end up with numerous browser tabs open. If you’ll need those tabs for future reference, creating a new folder and bookmarking every open tab one by one might take a while.
In this article, we’ll show you how you can streamline the process by bookmarking all tabs and adding them to a newly-created folder with just a few clicks.
How to Bookmark All Tabs in Google Chrome
While Chrome has plenty of extensions for tab management, you can bookmark all open tabs without having to use one. If Google Chrome is your default browser, here is how you can do it:
- Right-click the empty space next to the tabs and select Bookmark all tabs. Or use the Ctrl + Shift + D keyboard shortcut.
- In the Bookmark all tabs window, type the folder’s name.
- Select a location for the newly-created folder.
- Click Save.
How to Bookmark All Tabs in Microsoft Edge
Microsoft Edge is now the recommended browser for Windows 11, and it comes pre-installed as the default browser. If you’ve recently upgraded to Windows 11 and decided to give Edge a try, here is how you can bookmark all tabs:
- Right-click one of the tabs and click Add all tabs to favorites. Also, you can press Ctrl + Shift + D.
- Name the folder with the newly bookmarked tabs.
- Select where Edge should save the folder.
- Click Save.
If you already have a lot of bookmarked sites in your browser, you can use Edge collections to save and organize your browsing activity.
How to Bookmark All Tabs in Mozilla Firefox
If you’re using Mozilla Multi-Account Containers to separate your browsing activity, you can still save all open tabs even if you’ve used different containers to open them.
Follow these steps to bookmark all tabs in Mozilla:
- Right-click one of the open tabs and click Select all tabs.
- Right-click the tab again and click Bookmark tabs.
- Type the folder name.
- Select the location.
- Click Save.
How to Bookmark Specific Tabs in Mozilla
Mozilla comes with the advantage that you can select which tabs to bookmark. This way, you don’t have to move all useful tabs to a separate window or remove bookmarked tabs.
Once again, right-click one of the tabs and click Select all tabs. To deselect tabs, press and hold Ctrl and click on the tabs that you don’t want to bookmark. Then, go through the 2-5 steps as shown above to complete the process.
How to Bookmark All Tabs in Brave
While Brave is a relatively new browser, it gained popularity due to its privacy features. Even if Brave focused on adding crypto rewards to browsing, it didn’t skip on common features so you can still bookmark all browser tabs.
- Right-click on the empty space next to the tabs.
- Click Bookmark all tabs. If you prefer using a keyboard shortcut, press Ctrl + Shift + D.
- Enter the folder’s name and select its location.
- Click Save.
How to Bookmark All Tabs in Safari
Safari comes with plenty of tips and tricks for Mac users, so there’s no surprise you can bookmark all your tabs when using it. In case you don’t know how, follow these steps to do it:
- Click Bookmark and select Add Bookmarks for These Tabs
- In the pop-up window, enter the folder’s name.
- Choose where to save it and click Add.
Bookmark Your Tabs With Ease
Chances are you’re using multiple browsers because of individual features or to reduce the amount of info you’re sharing. Anyway, the process of bookmarking all tabs is quite similar for all browsers. And if you need more tools, there are enough extensions that will help you keep everything smooth.
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