It’s a feature that power users loved, since it provided quick access to favorite sites without having to display the bookmarks bar and eat up extra vertical pixels.īut Google later backtracked and removed the toggle - not necessarily a huge problem since several extensions are available that provide similar functionality, but all of those chew up a little bit of RAM. The option that you are talking about has been removed by Google but please read:Īges ago, Google Chrome had a command line flag that allowed users to enable a drop-down bookmarks menu.
I did this and don’t see a dropdown menu.
Professor Randy says: Simple tweaks can save you time! You’re done! Now every time you bookmark a site in your Chrome browser you can access that site via the new drop down menu button on the toolbar. That’s “space, dash, dash, bookmark, dash, menu”Ĥ) The resulting “Target” string will point to:Ĭ\Users\Your Name\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\Application\ chrome.exe – – bookmark-menu How cool is that?ġ) Right click on the Chrome shortcut iconģ) In the “Target” box after the “chrome.exe” leave a space and then type – -bookmark-menu (see photo). Then, all you have to do is just click on this button and you will be able to access your bookmarks from a drop down menu.
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Today I would like to show you how to add a great little bookmark button to the Chrome browser toolbar. Bookmark bars take up space and I don’t like where they are located regardless of whether they are on the side, top, or bottom of the window. I love browsers (especially Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome), and I love to bookmark but I don’t like the “bookmark bar”.
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