# Bookmarks

To bookmark a resource, you can click the bookmark icon in the top right of any resource. When a resource is bookmarked, the icon will be highlighted black.

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To access your bookmarks, you can go to your **Profile** (located in the top left of the app - click on `View Profile`). From here, click **Bookmarks**. Another way to easily access your Bookmarks is to add them to your [Personal homepage](/features/homepage.md). The filters in the widgets allow you to filter for "Bookmarked".

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