How to Bookmark Fawkes Market Safely
Searching for "fawkes market link" before every visit is the single most dangerous habit a darknet buyer can have — it is exactly where phishing clones wait. Bookmarks kill the risk. This one-minute setup gives you permanent, safe, one-click access.
The three bookmarks that matter
| # | Bookmark | Why |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Fawkes onion address | Your main door. Saved in Tor Browser; impossible to fake. |
| 2 | fawkes.sc | The market's own verification hub — always carries the current official links. |
| 3 | Your favourite clearnet mirror | Backup door for quick browsing without Tor. |
The market also recommends bookmarking fawkes.shop as a second verification URL — useful if fawkes.sc itself is ever unreachable.
Making the bookmarks
- Open the page in your browser.
- Press Ctrl+D (Windows/Linux) or ⌘D (Mac). On mobile browsers, use the menu → "Add to bookmarks" or "Add to Home screen".
- Give it an obvious name — "Fawkes Market (onion)", "Fawkes links", "Fawkes mirror".
- Keep them in the bookmarks bar for one-click access.
In Tor Browser, bookmarks survive reinstallations if you keep the same browser profile — but back them up (bookmarks → export) alongside your PGP private key, because your account and your bookmarks are your access to the market.
Bookmark hygiene
- Only ever click, never re-type. Typos in 56-character onion addresses are how people end up nowhere (if lucky) or on a clone (if unlucky).
- Verify after creating a bookmark. Compare the saved URL against fawkes.sc once, character by character.
- Never "clean up" bookmarks with an unknown cleaner app. It's rare, but tampering with Tor Browser's data from outside is a needless risk.
- When links change — new mirrors, a new onion — update your bookmarks from fawkes.sc's list, not from forum posts or search results.
What about search engines at all?
Search engines are fine for research — you're using one right now, and this portal exists to be found. The rule is narrower: never use search or ads to reach a login page. Research on Google, log in from bookmarks. That split habit eliminates the vast majority of darknet account losses.
FAQ
What if I'm on a friend's computer with no bookmarks?
Type fawkes.sc directly (it's short and hard to mistype), verify the onion or mirror there, and don't save the password in a shared browser.
Do bookmarks protect against phishing?
Almost entirely — a bookmark always goes to the same verified URL, and phishers' fake domains never enter the chain. Combined with PGP 2FA, it's the complete defence.
Should I bookmark this portal?
Please do — we keep the verified links current, so this page is a good backup to your fawkes.sc bookmark.
Related pages
- Fawkes Market link — the official access list.
- Tor Browser setup — the browser to bookmark in.
- All mirrors — pick your favourite backup door.