You're welcome, happy to help. Note that by highlighting and then right clicking on a bookmark entry, one of the choices you can left click on is "Edit". By editing the name of a bookmark, you can jigger where a particular item will appear in the alphabetic list. A favorite trick of mine to move frequently used items to the top of a computer list is to add 1 or A at the beginning. . So if you frequently access "Topeka Philharmonic" and want it at the top of the list, you can change the entry to "1 Topeka Philharmonic". Once you've saved a URL as a bookmark, you can simply start typing the site's name in the address line and the bookmarked information will appear as a choice.

While you are in Chrome click on the the 3 dots in upper right hand corner and go to settings, then Extensions. You should fine it in there. Disable it.

Open the Chrome browser and go to 'settings'. (If you need help with that, let us know) Scroll down to where it says "Default Browser" and click on "Make Default."

I have been in contact with Houzz support since early summer when I am able to access GardenWeb using any browser but only able to see the first page of discussions. Houzz support said try using Google Chrome as my browser and clear my cache. My cache is always cleared when I log off my computer, but I tried as they said and even got a tech support friend to help me to make sure I'd cleared EVERYTHING. For one shining moment I could click on other pages of GW and open all the discussions, but only in Chrome. The next day, it was back to only the first page and no clearing of cache, quitting out of the browser, updating the browser, or rebooting my computer made any difference. I have the same problem in Safari, Firefox and Chrome, on my very fast office computer with high speed internet as well as my home computer through wifi. Don't even get me started on my phone - that's a no go as well. When I conveyed all this information to Houzz support in August they had nothing further to suggest and have not responded to any further contacts since then. I copied them the exact error message I get from every browser and every machine, and they had no input back to me in response. Bottom line is that Houzz is telling us all, either this is our fault (our browsers & history) or they're not willing or able to solve this. It's clearly something they did to screw up the programming of the system but they are unwilling or unable to fix it and nothing has improved in months of trying. I expect that more of these glitches will show up for folks and it's frustrating. I don't want to give up on all of you as friends and fellow rose nuts, so I'll keep logging in but I can't see anything past the first page of joint rose/antique rose listings. Ever. If you want my input on anything, you'll have to keep it active on the front page till I can see it. Obviously that's my loss, but it's Houzz's fault. Cynthia