Author: Scott Colvey
Date: 15-10-2009
Although web browsers make it easy to add favourite websites to a list of bookmarks so they’re quick to find later on, it’s not necessarily the best way of staying organised; the result is often a less-than-helpful, never-ending list on a menu that disappears off the bottom of the screen.In addition, it’s tempting to accept the heading that’s generated by the website as the menu entry and although this probably makes sense to the person who created it, it may not make as much sense to the rest of us.The result? Hunting around for poorly named web pages slows everything down. This Workshop looks at a free alternative to traditional bookmarks and favourites displaying them visually as thumbnails with Tidy Favorites.
