Right-click any item, and a 'Delete' option should be near the bottom of the menu that appears.
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I have a "favorites" listed on my toolbar, but there are several items in it that I would like to delete. But ... I don't know how to. Would someone please tell me how, in a language an elderly, non computer savy, person could understand? Thank you kindly!
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Right-click any item, and a 'Delete' option should be near the bottom of the menu that appears.
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Another method you may try:
1) Click on "Favorites" (in the upper tool bar)
2) Select "Organize Favorites"
3) A small window will open where all of your
favorites are listed.
Click on the item to be removed to highlight it,
then Click on the Delete button at the bottom.
4) The Organize Favorites window will remain open
to allow more items to be deleted.
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right click opens the site
Then someone switched your left and right click buttons (maybe as a joke?) or your mouse is broken. Right clicking shows menus on a windows computer.
Also check that you're using the same thing we're talking about here. This conversation is about Windows XP from the year 2001.
While right clicking should show a menu no matter what program you're using, the above mentioned 'organize favorites' option is only in internet explorer (so you won't find it in edge, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, or other browsers).