Access bookmarks in Safari with keyboard shortcuts

March 20th, 2008 | Category: Apple / Mac

When you place a bookmark in the bookmark toolbar in Safari, you can next access that bookmark using a numbered keyboard shortcut. So, reading the bookmarks from left to right, my first bookmark is YouTube and I can access it with Command (⌘)+1. I soon after have a

few bookmark folders and the next bookmark is my online banking statement. I can check my balance any day by opening Safari and pushing Command (⌘)+2. …and so on.

This is particularly useful for search bookmarks.

Orginal post by iynque

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