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Author: pryrt

content/docs/searching.md

@@ -153,9 +153,9 @@ Highlighting is also available in Incremental search, and the style setting is S
 
 #### Bookmarks vs Marks
 
-Bookmarks and Marks are two slightly different things, though the **Mark** tab can affect both.  A Mark will highlight the individual match(es) in the text; a Bookmark affects the whole line, and is usually displayed as a circle (`●`) in the margin, though [**Settings > Preferences > Margin/Border/Edge**](../preferences/#margins-border-edge) has a `☐ Display bookmark` toggle that will influence whether Bookmarks have that circle indicator or not.
+Bookmarks and Marks are two slightly different things, though the **Mark** tab can affect both.  A Mark will highlight the individual match(es) in the text; a Bookmark affects the whole line, and is usually displayed as a circle (`●`) in the margin (though [**Settings > Preferences > Margin/Border/Edge**](../preferences/#margins-border-edge) has a `☐ Display bookmark` toggle that will influence whether Bookmarks have that circle indicator or not).
 
-Bookmarks, whether visible or not, have a menu that can control and navigate Bookmarks.  This menu is accessible either as **Search > Bookmark >** or by right clicking in the Bookmark portion of the margin (between the line number and the text, with the same background color as the line number).  This menu has options to toggle the state of the current line's Bookmark, to navigate to the next or previous Bookmark, to clear all Bookmarks, to cut or copy Bookmarked lines, to paste over (replace) Bookmarked lines, to delete Bookmarked (or non-Bookmarked) lines, or to invert all the Bookmarks (so all lines with a Bookmark have the Bookmark removed, and all lines without a Bookmark have a Bookmark added).
+Bookmarks, whether visible or not, have a menu that can control and navigate Bookmarks.  This menu is accessible either as **Search > Bookmark** or by right clicking in the Bookmark portion of the margin (between the line number and the text, if line numbers are displayed).  This menu has options to toggle the state of the current line's Bookmark, to navigate to the next or previous Bookmark, to clear all Bookmarks, to cut or copy Bookmarked lines, to paste over (replace) Bookmarked lines, to delete Bookmarked (or non-Bookmarked) lines, or to invert all the Bookmarks (so all lines with a Bookmark have the Bookmark removed, and all lines without a Bookmark have a Bookmark added).
 
 ### Search results window