Add a page to Favorites

Favorites are the pages you keep. They sit in the Favorites menu at the top of the panel, and they belong to no Workspace, so you can open one from any of them.

You found a Codeberg page on release notes you’ll come back to, but you don’t need it open.

Steps

1. In the panel, right-click the tab, then choose Add to Favorites.

Sval says “Added to Favorites”. The page is now in the panel’s Favorites menu.

To take a page out of Favorites, right-click its tab and choose Remove from Favorites.

Pin a Favorite

1. At the top of the panel, select Favorites.
2. Right-click the Favorite, then choose Pin.

The Favorite leaves the Favorites menu and shows in the pins row. When you unpin it, it goes back to its old place in your Favorites.

Details

• ⌘D (Ctrl+D on Windows and Linux) adds the page you’re viewing. It never removes one. On a page that’s already a Favorite, Sval says “Already in Favorites”.
• The Favorite button in the toolbar adds the page you’re viewing, or removes it when it’s already a Favorite.
• ⇧⌘O (Ctrl+Shift+O on Windows and Linux) shows the Favorites menu.
• In the Favorites menu, right-clicking a Favorite or a folder offers Rename…, Edit Address…, Delete, Move to, and New Folder…, among others. Pin to This Workspace pins it in the Workspace you’re in and no other.
• Pinned Favorites also show as tiles on the home page.
• Favorites sync to your other devices, along with your Workspaces and groups.
• A private window has no Favorites menu, and adds nothing to Favorites.

Related pages

• Pin a site
• How pins differ from tabs and Favorites
• Tabs and the panel