Hi Chris,
Chris Hofstader wrote:
How does one keep the top sites bar from showing up? I can usually
get it to go away but it seems to return randomly.
You can keep the top sites bar from showing up by de-selecting this
under the Bookmarks options of your Safari preferences.
1. Press Command-comma to bring up the preferences menu
2. Interact with the toolbar (VO-Shift-Down arrow) and navigate (tab
or VO-Right arrow) to the "Bookmarks" button
3. Press (VO-Space) the "Bookmarks" button
4. Tab to the Bookmarks preference options. There are checkboxes that
allow you to configure what appears in your Bookmarks menu and
Bookmarks bar.
5. Navigate (VO-Right arrow) to the "Include Top Sites" entry and
uncheck it (VO-Space).
6. Close the preferences window (Command-W).
HTH
Also, as an addendum to Robert's question about getting bookmarks from
the Top Sites menu. Apparently, bookmarking a web site (with Command-
D) simply adds a site to the Top Sites entries, but doesn't create a
separate bookmark entry in the list on the page where you show
bookmarks with Command-Option-B. To move sites that you bookmarked
under "Top SItes" to the regular bookmarks categories or folders
you'll have to navigate to these pages and then bookmark them again
(e.g., use Command-Option-1 to navigate to "Top Sites", interact, then
navigate through the list using VO-Space to select each site, set a
bookmark with Command-D, go back to "Top SItes" page with Command-
[ and VO-Right arrow to the next top site page, VO-Space to select,
bookmark with Command-D, etc.)
Cheers,
Esther
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