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Browser bookmarks are the saved links you keep for quick return visits, and on WindowsForum.com this tag follows how Microsoft handles them across its browsers. The clearest recent example is Microsoft Edge Canary testing a switch from the long-standing "Favorites" label to "Bookmarks," a wording change that leaves how saved links actually work untouched but brings Edge's interface closer to Google Chrome. Discussion here centers on that terminology shift, what it signals about Edge's direction, and how it affects everyday bookmark management for Windows users who rely on synced or imported saved sites.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    Microsoft Edge Canary Tests Renaming Favorites to Bookmarks

    For decades, Microsoft browsers have stubbornly clung to a specific piece of vocabulary that dates all the way back to the heyday of Internet Explorer: calling saved websites "Favorites" instead of "Bookmarks." Now, Microsoft appears to be testing a quiet farewell to that legacy terminology...