How to bookmark a chat in Skype on your smartphone or computer

Skype is one of the best video calling applications that are used by both individuals and professionals. It’s super rich and easy user interface helps you to make voice calls, instant messages and share files, and media with ease. Unlike other video applications, Skype keeps updating to add new functionalities and modify existing ones. Recently, for both computer and smartphone users, Skype added a brand-new bookmark feature for bookmarking your skype messages or chat for quick access. By using this bookmark feature, you may easily bookmark important Skype messages or chats and attachments in a conversation for a quick access or view. If you are wondering how to use this new feature on your smartphone or computer, let’s learn how to do that.

How to bookmark a message or chat in Skype on your smartphone or computer?

You may easily bookmark all your important chats for quick access, follow these steps:

• Open the Skype app on your smartphone or computer.
• Click Chats and then select the message, file, or media you want to bookmark from your chat.
• Right-click (For computer) or tap and hold (For smartphone) and then select Add bookmark from the options.

• Now, you will see the bookmark icon next to the message or attachment you bookmarked.
• If you want to remove it, simply tap and hold or right click the bookmarked item and then select Remove bookmark from the menu.

How to view bookmarks in Skype on your smartphone or computer?

If you want to view all the items you bookmarked in skype chats, follow these steps:

• Open the Skype app on your smartphone or computer.
• Select your profile picture and then tap or click the Bookmarks Icon.

• Now, select a bookmark to review and then click the > Icon to go to the chat where the bookmark is located.

This is how you may easily add and view chat bookmarks in Skype on your smartphone or computer. Moreover, you may also copy and forward bookmarks to your contacts.

Now read: How to record and save calls on Skype