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How to bookmark your favorite website on Smart TV LG WebOS operating system
In the article below, WebTech360 will guide you how to bookmark to save your favorite website link on LG Smart TV WebOS operating system .
Why should we bookmark the website?
Bookmarking and saving web site addresses or links with content that you love will make it easy to find and quickly access in the following web surfing times. In addition, you can also save useful information to refer to when needed.
How to bookmark your favorite website on Smart TV LG WebOS operating system
Step 1. Press the Home button (the button with the house picture) on the remote, then open the web browser application.
Step 2. You visit real website. If you feel interested in a website or a particular content, you can bookmark and save the link by scrolling up and selecting the star icon. If you change your mind and want to remove the bookmark for this site, you can tap this icon again.
Step 3. To see a list of all your bookmarks, navigate to your settings (the 3-bar icon), then select Bookmarks. Here, the TV displays all the web pages and links that you have marked. To access any address, just scroll to the link and click OK.
Step 4. In the bookmarks list, if you want to delete any bookmark, just move to that bookmark, click on the circle icon before the bookmark (the icon with pink and tick inside means bookmark. this has been selected). Then just select DELETE SELECTED CONTENTS to delete the bookmark. If you want to delete all of your bookmarks, choose DELETE ALL
Note: To perform the above operations, your home TV needs to be connected to the network.
See more:
How to connect to a network for LG Smart TVs running WebOS
Above are the steps to bookmark your favorite website and remove bookmark on LG Smart TV WebOS operating system, wish you success!
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