Any way to tag and search bookmarks in Safari???

You can enter "descriptions" for bookmarks. These are similar to tags and may be searched in the Bookmarks Sidebar. Here's how to do it:

• Type ^⌘1 to show the bookmarks sidebar.
• Double click on a folder (such as "All Bookmarks"). The view will change to a large icon next to the bookmark title in black text above the bookmark description in gray.
• Right (or 2 finger) click on any bookmark and you will be presented with the option (among others) to edit the description.
• Use the the search box at the top of the Bookmarks Sidebar to search bookmarks by title and description.

- Jonathan

Click the Sidebar icon top left side of the Safari toolbar.

Just under where you see this:

Just type your bookmark search keywords in the search field.

Unfortunately, it's not possible to tag Safari bookmarks but you can create a bookmark folder from the Bookmarks menu then add bookmarks to that folder then drag that folder to the Desktop. The Finder with automatically alphabetize the bookmarks, then drag that folder back to Safari.

If you don't see the search box in the sidebar, scroll up: it is at the top of the bookmark tree:

(I hope this helps. Safari bookmark management could be a lot better, IMHO.)

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I'd say doh if it weren't for the poor UX. Clicking there + Ctrl-F is not implemented, and the combination of automatic scrolling past the search box on each open with the automatic hiding of scrollbars is... well, think unfortunate.

You can also click Edit at the bottom left, which will load a page with a Search box at the bottom right.

yeah that is one broken interface. 😟 View Bookmarks comes up with the search box hidden! To make it show I had to to use a two finger drag down and then could see it. Oi vey Apple!