A Better Browsing Experience
This simple tip which some I am sure would say is useless and also that that's why the Favorites are for, I guarantee you this would make accessing your truly favorite sites or those that you must mandatorily check (such as your banking sites), much easier and quicker.
Now, I have noticed that many people do not use the Links folder in their Favorites, as I previously didn't either. This folder comes with IE (Internet Explorer), and with some links already in there. Well, this folder can also be used as a toolbar in IE. To verify it, go to View > Toolbars > Links. Now, more than likely, the sites that are in there are of no interest to you. Why not put files and folders in there of your "truly" favorite sites. If you are like me, you have added hundreds of things to your Favorites list because you would like to access them in a few days, weeks, or even years. However, of those hundreds, there are probably about 5 to 15 that you access regularly--2 to 3 times a day, week, or month, such as news sites, banking sites, credit card sites, email, blogs, etc. You can organize related sites into folders to make things easier and to be able to fit more on the toolbar at an instant glance.
O.k. Hopefully you get how cool this is and not only how much time can be saved accessing websites that you visit frequently, but more importantly, how easy and pleasurable it is to access those sites, so here are the exact instructions, which you most likely already know how to do, but I will explain it anyway.
