Let’s say that you have a bunch of related tabs open at one time and you’d like to bookmark all of them for later viewing. You can bookmark one at a time, or you can use the “Bookmark All Tabs” option.

To watch a video on how to bookmark all tabs, click on the “Play Video” button below. Or, scroll down for step-by-step instructions with screenshots:

 

 

Step-by-Step Instructions with Screenshots

In our example, we’ll have 3 tabs open (NHL.com, NBA.com, and NFL.com):

 

 

To save all 3 pages at once, you want to go to the top of your browser and click on Bookmarks > Bookmark All Tabs (or, on your keyboard, you can type Ctrl + Shift + D):

 

 

You will then be asked to name this group of tabs. Since the 3 tabs that we have open are all sports related, we’ll name this group of tabs “Sports”:

 

 

Click “OK.”

You can now find your group of tabs by going back to the top of your broswer and clicking on “Bookmarks.” You’ll notice the “Sports” folder listed with the 3 saved tabs inside of it: