Using Bookmarks to Access to Your Memorial Archive Page - Laptop or Desktop

Understanding Bookmarks

A bookmark is a simple way to save a webpage in your browser for easy access later. Instead of typing the URL each time, you can open the bookmark and go directly to your Memorial Archive Page.

Why Use Bookmarks?

• Easy, one-click access to your Memorial Archive Page.
• Saves time—no need to search for the URL.
• Keeps your page organized with other important sites.

Adding a Bookmark to Your Memorial Archive Page

Google Chrome Laptop/Desktop (Windows & Mac)

1. Open Chrome and go to your Memorial Archive Page.
2. Tap the star icon in the address bar.
3. Select “Done”—your bookmark is now saved.
4. To access it later, go to Bookmarks in the menu.

Microsoft Edge Laptop/Desktop (Windows)

1. Open Edge and go to your Memorial Archive Page.
2. Click the star icon in the address bar.
3. Name the bookmark and click “Done”.
4. Access your bookmarks via the Favourites menu.

Firefox Laptop Desktop (Windows & Mac)

1. Open Firefox and go to your Memorial Archive Page.
2. Tap the star icon in the address bar.
3. Select “Save”—your page is now bookmarked.
4. Find it later in the Bookmarks menu

MacBook (Safari)

1. Open Safari and go to your Memorial Archive Page.
2. Click the Share button (square with an arrow at the top-right corner).
3. Choose Add Bookmark.
4. Select a folder (e.g., "Favourites") and rename it if needed.
5. Click Add – your bookmark is now accessible.