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Bookmarksb refers to a web browser feature that allows users to save the addresses (URLs) of web pages for quick and easy access at a later time. This functionality is commonly found in most modern web browsers, including Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari.

The primary purpose of bookmarks is to help users manage their browsing history and revisit frequently accessed or important websites without needing to remember or retype their addresses. Users can typically organize bookmarks into folders or categories, making it simpler to locate specific pages. Some browsers also allow for tagging bookmarks with keywords for further organization and searchability.

The implementation of bookmarking varies slightly between browsers. Generally, a button or menu option is available to "bookmark" the current page. This action often prompts the user to name the bookmark and choose a location for it within their bookmark collection. Retrieving bookmarks usually involves opening a dedicated bookmark manager or accessing a bookmark bar that displays saved links directly within the browser window. Advanced bookmarking features might include synchronization across multiple devices logged into the same browser account, ensuring that saved links are accessible from any computer or mobile device.