How do I remove bookmarked websites from my web browser?

Google Chrome

When you want to delete a bookmark, you can do so in Google Chrome in two different ways: by deleting it directly through the Bookmark Manager, Chrome's name for its native bookmark organizer tool, or through the bookmarked page itself. In addition, Chrome also gives you the ability to reverse the deletion of a bookmark through its Bookmark Manager, just in case you accidentally delete the wrong bookmark.

1. Open the Chrome menu, hover your mouse over "Bookmarks" and click "Bookmark Manager."
2. Hover your mouse over the bookmark you want to delete and click the downwards arrow on the right side of the bookmark.
3. Click "Delete" from the drop-down menu to delete the bookmark from Chrome.
4. Click "Organize" followed by "Undo Delete" in the drop-down menu to undo the deletion of a bookmark. However, once you close the Bookmark Manager, you can no longer undo a bookmark's deletion.

Tip

• You can also remove a bookmark by navigating to the bookmarked site in Google Chrome, clicking the icon of a yellow star in the address bar and clicking "Remove." The yellow star will change to an empty star, signifying that Chrome removed the saved website.

Microsoft Internet Explorer

Right-click on any bookmark and select "Delete".

You can right-click a bookmark and select "Delete" to permanently delete it. You can do this for bookmarks in your bookmarks bar, the bookmarks manager, or the list in the "Bookmarks" section of the Chrome menu. You won't be asked to confirm that you want to remove the bookmark.

Apple Safari

Right-click on any bookmark and select "Delete".

You can right-click a bookmark and select "Delete" to permanently delete it. You can do this for bookmarks in your bookmarks bar, the bookmarks manager, or the list in the "Bookmarks" section of the Chrome menu. You won't be asked to confirm that you want to remove the bookmark. Note: Some browser versions vary slightly or significantly in the process