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Some browsers even display your bookmarked pages in the autocomplete drop
down menu as you type in the address bar. This allows you to visit bookmarked

pages without even opening the bookmarks window or sidebar in your browser.

NOTE: A bookmark only stores the location of a webpage, not store the contents
of the webpage itself. Therefore, when you open a previously saved bookmark,
the contents of page may have changed since the last time you viewed it.
One of the convenient codes in HTML, or Hypertext Markup Language, is the
Bookmark tag, also known as the Anchor tag. This code can be used to create links

which, when clicked, will take the viewer to a bookmarked section of the same
page. This can be quite useful in creating clean, organized Web pages and is not

difficult to implement in existing pages. Making bookmarks in your HTML will
make your Web pages far more navigable and easy to access.