To bookmark a page in most browsers:Д®nter the name, folder and meaningful tags for the bookmark.Д¬lose the bookmark dialog of the web browser.Д®ach Help page visited is recorded in the web browser history.

Use the bookmark feature of the browser for quick access to relevant Help pages. In most browsers, a long click on the Back button displays a dropdown list of previously visited pages and a long click on the Forward button display a list of visited pages after the current one. Use the Back and Forward buttons of the browser to navigate between pages. Using the browser for LibreOffice Help Navigating in Help pages Contents - The Main Help TopicsДisplays an index of the main topics of all modules.Д¬lick a closed folder ( вЉћ) to open it and display the subfolders and Help pages.Д¬lick an open folder ( вЉџ) to close it and hide the subfolders and Help pages.Д¬lick a link to display the corresponding Help page. Use the arrow icons on the bottom of the Index to scroll forward or backward the Index entries or filtered result list. For example, cell borders applies to spreadsheets cells as well as text and presentation table cells or frames.

The GLOBAL heading indicates a match for keywords relevant to more than one LibreOffice module. The module name is displayed as a heading on the list. The search results is displayed as a filtered list of matches. The search is performed immediately, while you type the keyword. Click on any keyword in the list to open the linked Help page. The Help Index displays a list of keywords for all LibreOffice modules. The Language List (Help online only).ДЄvailable only in the online version, select the language to display the current help page. Located on the top of the page, click to open the drop-down list and select the LibreOffice module to display the module Help main entry page. The LibreOffice Help pages features The Module List

The old Help system help pages are available from here. Help pages of LibreOffice Extensions still use the old Help system.

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