hi Henry,
there's 3 ways that i use depending on what i want to do.
you can access them the way you do via the file menu and then going in to the
bookmark
sub menu
but the 2 ways i usually access them is:
pressing control plus shift plus O which brings up a search box to
search for a bookmark which will find any matches regardless of where in
the name of the bookmark your search term is situated.
when accessed this way under each bookmark found there is a more actions
button which when pressed brings up a list of options including a delete
bookmark option.
to use the other method you first need to go into the file menu then the
bookmarks sub menu and hit enter on show bookmarks bar to activate it.
once you have done this you can press the F6 key to swap between the
main body of the page your on, the first press of f6 will take you to
the address bar, and depending on what you have been doing in your
browsing session there could be something else before you get to the
bookmarks toolbar.
but each press of the F6 key will move on to something else until you
get back to the main body of the screen.
when it does announce the bookmarks toolbar you can navigate all your
bookmarks in the same way as you do when going into the file menu and
then the bookmarks sub menu.
i just tried using the shift f10 keystroke that you are using and there
is no delete option there for me either, but i very rarely use this
keystroke and just press the context key which is 3 keys to the right of
the spacebar on my keyboard and the delete option always appears there.
pete.
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