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The Mac version doesn't have a bookmark manager. You can click the star, and it saves the bookmark (or removes the bookmark). But unlike the Windows version the

The Mac version doesn't have a bookmark manager. You can click the star, and it saves the bookmark (or removes the bookmark). But unlike the Windows version there isn't a dialog/window that shows all your bookmarks and lets you drag/drop/etc.

selven 17y ago
Ctrl+B (or Command+B on the Mac, I assume) opens up a bar at the top (or at least it does in the Linux version) and you can drag your bookmarks between the bar and the "other bookmarks" folder.
- ekiru 17y ago
  Command+Shift+B, actually.
- nixy 17y ago
  Yes, but there is still no bookmark manager. Try to create (on OS X) a bookmarks folder in the bookmarks bar. Proceed to add two bookmarks into that folder. Now... How do you edit/delete/rearrange the bookmarks that reside in the folder? I can't figure it out.
  - Nogwater 17y ago
    Here's what I did (on OS 10.6). 1) Created two bookmark folders in the bookmark bar named "NewFolder", and "OtherFolder" (right click on bar->Add Folder) 2) Added two bookmarks to NewFolder (browse to site, click star, select NewFolder in Folder drop down list) 3) Moved bookmarks from one folder to the other (browse to bookmarked page, click the star, click Edit, change the folder drop down selection, close) This doesn't allow you to move folders around, and it's annoying that you don't have a way to manage the bookmark of a page without browsing to that page. It's not the full "Bookmark Manager", but you can manage bookmarks.
- teilo 17y ago
  Evidently you haven't used Chrome on Windows? Bookmark Bar != Bookmark Manager. Right-click on the Bookmark Bar. See that grayed-out entry for Bookmark Manager? That's not grayed-out on Windows. It should open a tab containing an app that allows you to edit/rearrange your bookmarks. I cannot even drag bookmarks between folders in the Bookmark Bar. And as for the Bookmark Menu, I can't do anything with that at all. Not even delete bookmarks in it.

selven 17y ago

Ctrl+B (or Command+B on the Mac, I assume) opens up a bar at the top (or at least it does in the Linux version) and you can drag your bookmarks between the bar and the "other bookmarks" folder.

ekiru 17y ago
Command+Shift+B, actually.
nixy 17y ago
Yes, but there is still no bookmark manager. Try to create (on OS X) a bookmarks folder in the bookmarks bar. Proceed to add two bookmarks into that folder. Now... How do you edit/delete/rearrange the bookmarks that reside in the folder? I can't figure it out.
- Nogwater 17y ago
  Here's what I did (on OS 10.6). 1) Created two bookmark folders in the bookmark bar named "NewFolder", and "OtherFolder" (right click on bar->Add Folder) 2) Added two bookmarks to NewFolder (browse to site, click star, select NewFolder in Folder drop down list) 3) Moved bookmarks from one folder to the other (browse to bookmarked page, click the star, click Edit, change the folder drop down selection, close) This doesn't allow you to move folders around, and it's annoying that you don't have a way to manage the bookmark of a page without browsing to that page. It's not the full "Bookmark Manager", but you can manage bookmarks.
teilo 17y ago
Evidently you haven't used Chrome on Windows? Bookmark Bar != Bookmark Manager. Right-click on the Bookmark Bar. See that grayed-out entry for Bookmark Manager? That's not grayed-out on Windows. It should open a tab containing an app that allows you to edit/rearrange your bookmarks. I cannot even drag bookmarks between folders in the Bookmark Bar. And as for the Bookmark Menu, I can't do anything with that at all. Not even delete bookmarks in it.