Bookmark all open tabs in the browser at once?


Your son or daughter has several tabs open simultaneously on the laptop to do research for a school project and then when it's time to go to the mobile for a tuition class , tells you , " Keep all these tabs open on the laptop like this , I have work to do!" With that you are in the fix! ''

Sometimes , this can happen for your own work as well.

When visiting , it's easy to save open tabs as bookmarks. Take these steps to …

1. Click on the three dots on the right side of the Chrome browser.

2. Go to ' Bookmarks ' in it .

3. Select the 'Bookmark Open Pages' option in it (depending on the browser , the name of the option may be slightly different).

4. Remember the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+D if you frequently need to save all open webpages .

5. Now a window will open and in it you can create a new folder of bookmarks.

6. Give this folder a desired name and click on the Save button below.

All the tabs you have open will be saved in that folder!

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