This would be a killer feature from Chrome. It's not earth shattering but with Google you have little fear of downtime or the inability to reach your precious b

This would be a killer feature from Chrome. It's not earth shattering but with Google you have little fear of downtime or the inability to reach your precious bookmarks. The question of course becomes privacy and security. Ideally there would be an option to bookmark for machine specific bookmarks. I don't need my work bookmarks at home usually, and some home bookmarks may not be suitable to be at work with me. Chrome has a lot of potential to really be the first /cloud/ browser, but it's yet to be seen if it can make a significant land grab for anything more than initial wow factor. Flock tried to do a lot of the cloud integration and social networking pieces, but it never succeeded in differentiating itself from Firefox due to the Fox's easy ability to do anything via plugins, and herein lies the problem for Chrome. Does Google even want to really enter the browser war? Or is it content to keep working on its own and let Firefox / Safari / IE really fight it out? We'll see.