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How do I save a a web address in more than one bookmark folder?

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I often want to store the address of a web address in more than one bookmark folder. Sometimes I know this when I first decide to save the address; other times I find I want to 'copy' an already stored bookmark in a second folder. I've struggled through the Firefox Help on bookmarks to uncover how to accomplish this -- but (as with so many online computer Help sections!) have been unable to find an answer to what is, obviously, a basic question!

I often want to store the address of a web address in more than one bookmark folder. Sometimes I know this when I first decide to save the address; other times I find I want to 'copy' an already stored bookmark in a second folder. I've struggled through the Firefox Help on bookmarks to uncover how to accomplish this -- but (as with so many online computer Help sections!) have been unable to find an answer to what is, obviously, a basic question!

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By default, if you re-bookmark a page Firefox will move it rather than duplicate it. Past threads have suggested a few different workarounds.

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By default, if you re-bookmark a page Firefox will move it rather than duplicate it. Past threads have suggested a few different workarounds.

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You can copy a bookmark from one folder and paste it in another folder to have a copy in more than one folder.