The Favorites menu was put in place to stay focused on your job search.  While your personal browser is sure to be loaded with every favorite destination in the panoply of your every desire we would, politely and humbly, advise you keep it that way (at least for the duration of your job search).  As we have stated, the job search is something that none of us really want to do.  It has never received much attention as a personal hobby and the pay as a professional job seeker has never been the subject of envy.  That said, the distractions that avail themselves during a job search are going to be doubly tempting.  It is incredible how interesting even the most mundane subjects can all of a sudden be engrossing be when searching for a job.  The migratory patterns of the Monarch butterfly and the mating calls of the bottle-nosed dolphin will still be the same when the job search is over.  Stay focused.

If you want to get the most out of your job search, your favorites should be confined only to matters pertaining to the job search.  Job search web sites, resume writing advice and career related resources are great candidates.