Google Bookmarks for Web

Brief overview

Google Bookmarks is a no-cost bookmarking service tied to a Google account that lets you save web pages to the cloud. Because bookmarks are stored online, you can reach them from any device with internet access while signed into the same account. This removes dependence on a single browser or computer.

Core capabilities

• Search the complete text of saved pages to locate items quickly, even if you don’t remember the page title.
• Attach notes and comments to each saved page so you can add context or reminders.
• Organize links with labels to group related bookmarks for easier browsing.

Ways to open and manage bookmarks

• Use browser extensions available for non-Chrome browsers to access and manage your saved pages.
• Access bookmarks through the Google toolbar when using Chrome.

Suggested alternative

• DownAlbum (free) — a recommended option if you’re looking for a different bookmarking or content-saving tool.

Quick note

Because bookmarks are account-based and cloud-hosted, just sign in to your Google account to see the same saved pages across devices.