I use Chrome as my primary browser (Work and Home) but have to fall-back to Safari for side-businesses during work, such as music streaming sites.
For consistency, I like to keep my browsers in sync. Chrome carries all my bookmarks and I prefer importing them all into Safari. An obvious limitation of this is that to keep my Safari updated with latest bookmarks of Chrome, every once in a while I must delete all bookmarks / favorites from Safari and add them again (just to avoid any duplication).
Now I'm unable to find any button in menus / preferences to Delete All Bookmarks. And deleting each bookmark individually is a pain since there are over 280. How do I delete all bookmarks from Safari without having to reset it entirely (deleting Cache, Cookies, History etc)?
macOS High Sierra 10.13.3, Safari 11.0.3 (13604.5.6)
Best Answer
For those who've been in
Apple
's ecosystem for a while, this would be straight-forward. But since I come fromWindows
/Linux
background, I'm not-so-familiar with the quick and (subjectively) intuitive shortcuts found here-and-there acrossmacOS
.It's quite easy:
Bookmarks
menu >Edit Bookmarks
Chrome
, all those that come fromBookmarks Bar
ofChrome
are listed underFavorites
)Delete
key till all bookmarks get deletedFavorites