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In contrast to the way '''Konqueror''' stored the bookmarks back in KDE3, both ''Places'' and ''Bookmarks'' are available to all applications as well as the '''Dolphin''' file manager. More of that later.

First, there is the set of bookmarks available only to Konqueror - web bookmarks. These are stored in ~/.local/share/konqueror/bookmarks.xml. Then there is a set which Dolphin calls Places. This set is available to all applications as well as the Dolphin file manager. Every time you use File → Open you will see this set. The third set of bookmarks are Application Bookmarks. These share one file, regardless of the application that set them, and are available to all applications, unless you restrain them to a specific application. More of that later.

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	~~In contrast~~ to ~~the way ‘’’Konqueror’’’~~ stored ~~the~~ bookmarks ~~back in KDE3, both ‘’Places’’ and ‘’Bookmarks’’ are~~ available to all applications as well as the ~~‘’’Dolphin’’’~~ file manager. More of that later.		First, there is the set of bookmarks available only to '''Konqueror''' - ''web bookmarks''. These are stored in {{Path\|~/.local/share/konqueror/bookmarks.xml}}. Then there is a set which '''Dolphin''' calls ''Places''. This set is available to all applications as well as the '''Dolphin''' file manager. Every time you use {{Menu\|File\|Open}} you will see this set. The third set of bookmarks are ''Application Bookmarks''. These share one file, regardless of the application that set them, and are available to all applications, unless you restrain them to a specific application. More of that later.