Apr 21, 2016 I recently lost a harddrive. So I had it replaced, no problems. Im on the most recent OSX, I think its El Capitan, and Im on a 2012 Mac Air. The laptop is used for business. Therefore, I use what is called the 'Favorites' bar up top, for rapid access to things I must use daily, hourly. About Favorites in Safari for Mac. On your Mac, the Favorites section is displayed in Safari’s toolbar, on new windows and tabs, when you enter a private-browsing mode or visit the Favorites page. Unlike Safari for iOS, however, Safari for Mac includes a richer set of controls for adjusting where your favorite websites are shown. The release of OS X El Capitan was no exception. While the list of new features in the browser is limited, Safari 9, available with El Capitan, contains some very useful improvements. Here’s a look at all the new features in Safari 9, along with some tips to help you get the most out of Apple’s latest web browser.
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Safari User Guide
You can quickly see websites you access frequently by adding them as favorites, so you can get to them with just a click.
Add a website to your Favorites
In the Safari app on your Mac, move the pointer over the Smart Search field.
Click and hold the One-Step Add button that appears at the left end of the field, then choose Favorites.
You can also click in the Smart Search field, then drag the URL of the webpage you’re viewing to the Favorites view, or drag a URL or bookmark to the Favorites page, Favorites bar, or Favorites folder in the sidebar.
Organize your Favorites
In the Safari app on your Mac, do any of the following:
Rearrange your Favorites: Drag them to different locations.
Edit a favorite website or folder name: Control-click the name you want to change in the Favorites page or Favorites bar, then choose Rename from the shortcut menu. You can also force click the name, or click and hold it until it’s highlighted, then enter a new one.
Remove a favorite website: Drag the favorite website away from the Favorites page or Favorites bar, then let it go when you see the Remove icon . You can also Control-click the Favorite, then choose Delete from the shortcut menu.
Show a different bookmarks folder in Favorites: Choose Safari > Preferences, click General, then use the “Favorites shows” pop-up menu.
Show or hide frequently visited sites in Favorites: Choose Bookmarks > Show Frequently Visited in Favorites.
Frequently visited sites are listed below your Favorites on the Favorites page.
View your Favorites
In the Safari app on your Mac, do any of the following:
View the Favorites page: Choose Bookmarks > Show Favorites. If you don’t see Show Favorites, choose Safari > Preferences, click General, then click the “New windows open with” pop-up menu and choose Favorites.
You can also see the Favorites page when you open new tabs. If you don’t see the Favorites page in new tabs, change settings in Change General preferences in Safari.
View your Favorites from the Smart Search field: Click in the Smart Search field to see your favorite websites, then click the icon of the website you want to visit. The Favorites view goes away if you start typing, and it doesn’t appear if you click the field while you’re viewing the Favorites or Top Sites page.
Show the Favorites bar: Choose View > Show Favorites Bar. A bar with your favorite websites appears below the toolbar.
Open a favorite website: Click the website from the Favorites page, from the Favorites view that appears when you click in the Smart Search field, or from the Favorites bar (or use the Touch Bar).
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Note: Safari uses iCloud to keep your favorite websites the same on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and Mac computers that have Safari turned on in iCloud preferences.
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