We are pleased to announce a new feature on our home page, bookmarks. This feature allows you to access your most commonly used GuruFocus sites without having to search from the blue ribbon.
Brief introduction to bookmarks
According to Merriam Webster, a bookmark is a menu entry or icon that “serves as a shortcut” to a previously viewed webpage. While Google Chrome calls these “bookmarks,” other browsers like Microsoft Edge use the term “Favorites.” Figure 1 shows the “Bookmarks” feature in Google Chrome.
Figure 1
The “Bookmarks” section in Chrome lists the webpages you bookmarked by clicking the star icon in the address bar. This allows you to access your favorite webpages without having to search.
Bookmarks in GuruFocus
You can save bookmarks within the GuruFocus website just like how you save bookmarks through Chrome or Microsoft Edge. On each page, you should see a blue star icon in the upper right corner, right below the “Referral Program” button. (Free members will see the “Get 7-Day Free Trial” button instead.) Figure 2 shows the location of the blue star.
Figure 2
Click on the blue star icon to bookmark the active page. You should see a pop-up window like the one in Figure 3.1. (Note the similarities between our pop-up window and Google Chrome’s pop-up window as Figure 3.2 illustrates.)
Figure 3.1
Figure 3.2
Please type the name of the bookmark and then click the “Done” button to save the bookmark.
Viewing saved bookmarks
You can view your bookmarks on our new home page: please scroll down until you see the section titled “Bookmarks.” Figure 4 shows a sample “Bookmarks” section that contains links to our most popular features, including the All-in-one Guru Screener, the Excel Add-in, My Portfolios and a list of stocks meeting Warren Buffett (Trades, Portfolio) and Charlie Munger (Trades, Portfolio)’s investing strategy.
Figure 4
To remove a bookmark, click on the desired bookmark from the “Bookmark” section and then click on the blue star icon. You should see the pop-up from Figure 3.1 above. Click on the “Remove” button to remove the bookmark from the list.
See also
GuruFocus introduced several new features in June, including bar charts in Interactive Charts, screening from a user portfolio and screening using historical data. Premium members have full access to the Interactive Chart and value screeners.
