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How to bookmark a page in Chrome

Press Ctrl+D (⌘+D on a Mac) to bookmark the page you’re on. With TabCmdr, press ⌘K, type bookmark this and press Enter. It saves to Other bookmarks.

Quick answer

Bookmark a page in three steps

  1. ⌘K

    Step 1

    Open the palette

    Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux, on the page to save.

  2. bookmark this

    Step 2

    Type bookmark this

    Bookmark This Page shows up.

  3. ↵

    Step 3

    Press Enter

    The page is saved to Other bookmarks.

Chrome's way

Chrome’s built-in ways to bookmark a page

  • Keyboard shortcut. Press Ctrl+D on Windows and Linux, or ⌘+D on a Mac, to save the page you’re on as a bookmark.
  • Address bar. Select Bookmark to the right of the address bar.
  • Bookmark Manager. To see and organize your bookmarks, open the More menu (⋮) and choose Bookmarks and lists > Bookmark Manager. Typing @bookmarks in the address bar, then Tab or Space, searches them from there.

Source: Google’s Chrome keyboard shortcuts and bookmarks help pages, checked in October 2026.

TabCmdr's way

Bookmark from the TabCmdr palette

TabCmdr is a keyboard launcher that lives in your browser. Its Bookmark This Page command saves the page you’re on, and the same search box finds the bookmark again later.

Before you start: add TabCmdr from the Chrome Web Store. It has a 7-day free trial and needs no account.

Step 1: Open the palette on the page

Press ⌘+K on a Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux on the page you want to save.

Step 2: Type bookmark this

Bookmark This Page shows up under Commands, already highlighted.

TabCmdr palette with bookmark this typed and the Bookmark This Page command highlighted
Typing bookmark this finds Bookmark This Page.

Step 3: Press Enter

The palette closes, Page bookmarked shows at the bottom of the page, and the page is saved in Chrome’s Other bookmarks folder, named after the page’s title.

If the same address is already bookmarked, in any folder, you see Already bookmarked instead and nothing new is saved, so you won’t end up with copies.

Find the bookmark again

Open the palette and type :b followed by a word from the page’s title or address. Each bookmark shows the folder it’s in. Press Enter to open it.

TabCmdr palette with :b fetch typed, showing the saved Fetch API bookmark in the Other bookmarks folder
:b fetch finds the new bookmark in Other bookmarks.

Searching your bookmarks covers the :b search in more detail.

Try it on your own tabs

Works in Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Vivaldi and Opera.

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FAQ

Questions about bookmarking pages

More in the documentation.

What is the shortcut to bookmark a page in Chrome?

Ctrl+D on Windows and Linux, and ⌘+D on a Mac. You can also select Bookmark to the right of the address bar.

Where does TabCmdr save the bookmark?

In Chrome’s Other bookmarks folder, named after the page’s title.

What if the page is already bookmarked?

TabCmdr checks first. If the same address is already in your bookmarks, in any folder, it shows Already bookmarked and doesn’t save a second copy.

How do I find the bookmark later?

Press ⌘K or Ctrl+K, type :b and a word from its title or address, and press Enter to open it.

How do I organize my bookmarks?

Use Chrome’s Bookmark Manager. Open the More menu, choose Bookmarks and lists, then Bookmark Manager.

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