How To Add View Or Remove Favorites In Safari On Mac

In this blog, I’ll show you how to add Favorites to Safari on Mac, view and manage your growing list of sites, and remove unnecessary ones.

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How to add Favorites to Safari on Mac

You have several easy ways to add websites to your Favorites in Safari on Mac. So, you can use whichever you’re most comfortable with.

Method 1: Use the Share button

Method 2: Add via the menu bar

Like the previous method, you can customize the website title and enter a description for future reference.

Method 3: From the Bookmark sidebar

Method 4: Use the Favorites bar

How to view Favorites in Safari on Mac

If you have enabled the Show Favorites Bar using the fourth method above, the saved sites will appear under the address bar of any Safari window. So you can access them with just a click. However, similar to adding a website to your Favorites, you can find your Favorites list in different ways.

Method 1: View on the Start page

If you don’t see the Favorites section, right-click a blank spot on the Start page and pick Show Favorites. 

Note: This method doesn’t work on the Start page.

Method 3: Use the sidebar

If you don’t see the sidebar, head to View in the menu bar → Show sidebar.

Method 4: Check the Bookmarks list

How to manage Favorites in Safari on Mac

Once you start gathering more websites in your Favorites list, you may want to organize them for efficiency. You can rename, reorder, sort, edit, and move Favorites to folders. You may also create a folder in your Favorites list. Follow the below steps: To reorder or sort your Favorites:

Reorder your Favorites: Drag and drop a Favorite site where you want it, whether a new spot in the list or into a folder. Sort your Favorites: Right-click the Favorites list in the sidebar → Select Sort By and choose Name or Address for the sort order.

How to delete Favorites in Safari on Mac

If you no longer need a website from your Safari Favorites list on Mac, you may quickly remove it. You can delete or move the website to a different location, like your Bookmarks list. Save your online finds! When you land on a website you want to visit regularly, adding it to your Safari Favorites is the way to go. Whether a site for work or play, you can view and visit those Favorites on Mac in a snap.  And remember, you can sync your Safari bookmarks and manage Favorites with your iPhone and iPad for easy access on any device. Read more:

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