Alright, if you know about this keyword feature already, skip this post. I didn't get to know about this simple but useful feature until recently. How does it work? It's simple. First of all, right-click on a bookmark and select
Properties:

Then, type a keyword that's easy to remember in the
Keyword field. I read feeds using
Google Reader everyday so I make the keyword as short as possible: "
r"

After clicking
OK, I can now enter "r" in the location bar to go to the Google Reader homepage:


Combining with the Firefox keyboard shortcut for opening a new tab (
Ctrl-T), this is a much quicker way to go to your favorite websites compared to clicking bookmarks. It also is better to your wrist and shoulder
ergonomically to avoid using the mouse as much as possible :)
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