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aliases: Plugins/Starred
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Bookmarks let you quickly access items that you use often. A bookmark is a "shortcut" that immediately takes you the bookmarked item.
You can add bookmarks to the following:
- Files
- Folders
- Graphs
- Searches
- Headings
- Blocks
Open a bookmark by selecting it in the Bookmarks tab.
You can reorder bookmarks by selecting and dragging them.
You can bookmark items and organize them into _bookmark groups_ to find them easier. You can expand and collapse bookmark groups to show or hide the bookmarks in them.
> [!todo]- Show bookmarks
> You can find your bookmarked items by clicking **Bookmarks** (bookmark icon) in the left sidebar.
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> Or, open the Bookmarks tab by running **Bookmarks: Show bookmarks** from the [[Command palette]].
## Add a bookmark
Adding a bookmark opens the **Add bookmark** dialog where you can set an optional title and assign it to a bookmark group.
When you bookmark an item, **Add bookmark** becomes **Edit bookmark** and instead lets you edit the bookmark.
> [!todo]- Bookmark a file
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> **Bookmarks**:
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> - Select **Bookmark the active tab** (bookmark with plus icon) at the top of the Bookmarks tab.
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> **File explorer**:
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> - Right-click a file in [[File explorer]] and click **Bookmark**.
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> **Command palette**:
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> 1. Press `Ctrl+P` (or `Cmd+P` on macOS) to open the [[Command palette]].
> 2. Search for the **Bookmark** command.
> 3. Press `Enter` with the command selected to add a bookmark.
> [!todo]- Bookmark a folder
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> **File explorer**:
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> - Right-click a folder in [[File explorer]] and click **Bookmark**.
> [!todo]- Bookmark a search term
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> **Search**:
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> 1. Enter a [[Search#Search terms|search term]].
> 2. Under the search field, select the three dots icon next to the number of results.
> 3. Select **Bookmark**.
> [!todo]- Bookmark a graph
> To bookmark a graph, right-click the tab with the graph view and select **Bookmark**.
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> You can't bookmark local graphs.
> [!todo]- Bookmark a heading
> To bookmark a heading, right-click the heading and select **Bookmark this heading**.
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> **Command palette**:
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> 1. Press `Ctrl+P` (or `Cmd+P` on macOS) to open the [[Command palette]].
> 2. Select the **Bookmark heading under cursor** command.
> [!todo]- Bookmark a block
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> **Command palette**:
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> 1. Press `Ctrl+P` (or `Cmd+P` on macOS) to open the [[Command palette]].
> 2. Select the **Bookmark block under cursor** command.
## Remove a bookmark
In the Bookmarks tab, right-click the bookmark and select **Remove**.
You can also remove a bookmark from the **Edit bookmark** dialog.
## Add a bookmark group
**Bookmarks**:
- Select **New bookmark group** (folder with plus icon) at the top of the Bookmarks tab.
To move a bookmark to another group, select and drag it to the group you want to move it to.
## Remove a bookmark group
To remove a bookmark group and all bookmarks in it, right-click the bookmark group and select **Remove**.
## Bookmark multiple files
You can add multiple bookmarks at the same time.
**File explorer**:
1. Select multiple files by pressing `Alt` and selecting each file, or press `Shift` to select a range of files.
2. Right-click one of the selected files and then select **Bookmark**.
**Tab group options**:
1. In the upper-right corner of a tab group, select the down arrow.
2. Select **Bookmark 3 tabs**, where 3 is the number of tabs in the tab group.
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