Hi, good afternoon. Is it possible to place an icon on the desktop for quick access to this forum?
Thank you and have a nice day.
PSP Icon.
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Re: PSP Icon.
Yes it is. Each browser has a different way to do this. Usually from the menu somewhere. Which web browser are you using?
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Re: PSP Icon.
Try right clicking on your desktop and you should get a context menu that has various options. One of them - in Firefox anyway - is New, and it has a popout sub-menu with more options, one of which is Shortcut. Creating a new shortcut then allows me to set the program path for the shortcut or, in your case, to enter an internet address that the shortcut will take you to.
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Re: PSP Icon.
Most browsers support drag & dropping a url to the desktop, like this: https://gyazo.com/060b6eb168fb6f294e156961529d6de2
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Re: PSP Icon.
In Firefox you have the Bookmarks Toolbar
In Chrome it's called the Bookmarks Bar
In Edge its called the Favorites Bar.
Do a google search on how to add a site to the respective bars.
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In Edge its called the Favorites Bar.
Do a google search on how to add a site to the respective bars.
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Re: PSP Icon.
Thanks Levi. Normally Chrome but I also use Firefox and Edge.LeviFiction wrote: ↑Fri Mar 26, 2021 4:17 pm Yes, it is. Each browser has a different way to do this. Usually from the menu somewhere. Which web browser are you using?