Google Chrome Bookmarks Manager
Google Chrome, like any other web browser, offers an option to save websites as bookmarks to open them again at a later point in time. Bookmarks are placed in the bookmarks manager automatically and a toolbar can be displayed to access them directly from there without having to open the manager first.
The bookmarks toolbar is on the other hand disabled by default to provide more room for the actual websites that are displayed in the browser.
Users who want to keep it that way can install a bookmarking extension like Atomic Bookmarks to be able to access the bookmarks relatively fast but without losing any valuable screen estate.
Google Chrome, like any other web browser, offers an option to save websites as bookmarks to open them again at a later point in time. Bookmarks are placed in the bookmarks manager automatically and a toolbar can be displayed to access them directly from there without having to open the manager first.
The bookmarks toolbar is on the other hand disabled by default to provide more room for the actual websites that are displayed in the browser.
Users who want to keep it that way can install a bookmarking extension like Atomic Bookmarks to be able to access the bookmarks relatively fast but without losing any valuable screen estate.
