This brief tutorial will show you how to open any of your Firefox bookmarks using just a keyword in the Address Bar.
- When you add a site to your Bookmarks in Firefox, you’re always prompted to enter a Name, specify a folder to put it in, and assign it Tags.
- However, you’re not prompted to enter a keyword. To do so, highlight the Bookmark and then right-click it. Select Properties from the list.
- In the Keyword space, enter a word or sequence of characters that you can easily remember specific to that site. Click the Save Changes button when you’re done.
- Now any time you want to load that site, just enter the keyword in your Address Bar.
- And that site will load.
- That’s it!


























I prefer going the OpenDNS route and adding custom aliases, But both work very well.
Thanks for the tip. That’s very handy.
I am still using IE most of the time but I am starting to like FF and its cool features.