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Mitch Wagner
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Firefox 3 Video Tour: Faster Bookmarks

In Firefox 3, developers completely revised the way bookmarks and history were handled, making them much more useful to contemporary Web users. You can use tags to organize your bookmarks more flexibly, and save searches to help you find groups of bookmarks again and again. This video walks you through what's new in bookmarks and history.

In Firefox 3, developers completely revised the way bookmarks and history were handled, making them much more useful to contemporary Web users. You can use tags to organize your bookmarks more flexibly, and save searches to help you find groups of bookmarks again and again. This video walks you through what's new in bookmarks and history.


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