Name first
The everyday word for the bookmark icon is the shortest path. Search matches the localized name and the tags on the tile, so a direct word usually lands near 26 px previews of the right object.
Search the bookmark icon by name when you can say the object, and by tag when you only know the job it does. A name hits one family of drawings. A tag such as ui or arrow opens a wider grid you then judge at 26 px. The start page is for a first visit; search is for this exact mark.
Type the name of the bookmark icon first. Open a tag only if that name returns a crowded or empty grid. Then keep the tile that stays clear at 26 px and whose badge matches the deck. The start page does not replace this step on a return visit.
Check each criteria to confirm findings against the atlas verdict.
The everyday word for the bookmark icon is the shortest path. Search matches the localized name and the tags on the tile, so a direct word usually lands near 26 px previews of the right object.
If the name of the bookmark icon returns nothing, switch to the job: navigation, file, alert, or media. You will see more tiles. Discard any that fall apart at 26 px before you read licences.
The start page orients a first visit. It will not rank a bookmark icon for your deck. After that visit, type the name. A 26 px decision belongs on the search page, not on the welcome strip.
Whether you arrived by name or by tag, stop when one bookmark icon is readable at 26 px and the badge fits. A second synonym rarely beats that tile.
This page chooses a query for the bookmark icon. A 26 px tile is a preview, not a promise that every synonym is tagged.
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