You’ve been doing some web surfing, researching things, shopping for stuff, and you need to shut down your computer. But you don’t want to lose where you were on your tabs. could bookmark each tab one by one, but that takes too long.
As long as you’re not using a private browsing window, your browsing history is saved, which means you could reopen previously closed tabs. But opening each previously closed tab individually also takes too much time.
There is a simple solution to bookmark all open tabs at once in all desktop browsers.
We can bookmark tabs in Microsoft Edge, but Microsoft is working on its new Chromium version of Edge that’s much better.
In this guide, you’ll learn the steps to bookmark all open tabs in the new Chromium-based Edge.
01. Right-click on one of the tabs.
02. Click add all tabs to Favorites.
03. On the Add, all tabs to favorites dialog, enter a Name for the folder that will contain the saved tabs and select a folder to save the new folder in. We chose the Favorites bar.
04. Click Save.
If you don’t see the Favorites bar, click the Edge menu (3 dots), scroll down on the General pane, and click the Show the favorites bar toggle button so it’s blue and reads On.
