New folders can be added either to the Bookmarks bar folder or the Other bookmarks folder. The Other bookmarks folder will also appear on the Bookmarks bar for easy access to all of your bookmarks. You can move entire folders between the Bookmarks bar and Other bookmarks folders. If you'd like to keep your Bookmarks bar handy, click the Chrome menu icon, click "Bookmarks" and select "Show Bookmarks Bar" to place a check mark next to that menu item.
This Bookmark bar displays the names of bookmarks that you have saved. When you click one of bookmarks, your browser takes you to the site saved in the bookmark.
When you are organizing bookmarks on the "Bookmarks Manager" page, it is possible that you might accidentally delete a bookmark or folder you actually want to keep. If this happens, Chrome does not warn you, it simply deletes the item entirely. There is a remedy, however. Immediately after you notice this has happened press "Ctrl-Z. The User Data folder has a folder for each profile that you create in Chrome.
Windows hides certain folders such as AppData by default. Open the folder that contains your Chrome bookmarks file, scroll through the list of files and you'll find one named Bookmarks; that folder has no file extension. You will also see another file named Bookmarks. This file contains backups of your regular bookmarks file. If you'd like to view the contents of the Bookmarks file, launch Notepad and press "Ctrl-O" to display the Open window. Keep your browser updated to increase security and smooth out compatibility issues.
In the drop-down menu, check or uncheck menus to toggle them on or off. To show Bookmarks in Chrome, click the icon with three horizontal bars in the top right corner to open the control panel. In the control panel, hover over "Bookmarks" to display a second menu where you can click the "Show bookmarks bar" text to toggle the bar on or off.
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