You can also edit and print results as a neat report, or publish them as a web page, so Copernic is also good for sharing links with other people. Remembering good sites Anyone who spends a lot of time browsing inevitably encounters many sites that they think they might want to visit again. This list is likely to grow quite large. Managing it properly saves time, because you don't need to fumble for half-remembered web addresses or do repeat searches unnecessarily. The standard way of keeping track of favourite links is to use the bookmark or favourites feature provided in your browser.
Different browsers provide different facilities for organising the links into meaningful categories.
However, most people seem to just pile them up without any attempt at organisation. Since they are stored remotely, you can access them from any machine, which means it is a good way to share bookmarks between home and work machines. It also lets you get at your bookmarks when travelling around. Faster access to favourite sites One way of doing this is to play around with your browser's cache and history settings, so more of the components of the pages you frequently visit are stored locally. However, this carries the penalty of using up a lot of your own hard disk space.