Do you need to find out where are Google Chrome Bookmarks Stored on your operating system?
Chrome browser bookmarks file can be difficult to find!
Sometimes you have to find the bookmark files to get rid of a corrupt file, or you are searching for old bookmarks or backups.
You may want to find old bookmarks because you are migrating to a new web browser or computer and need to find the location.
In this how-to article, we will show you how to find the location of Google Chrome bookmarks. We will show you how to find the bookmarks file location for operating systems; Windows, Mac, and Linux.
Please follow the simple steps below to get started.
Locating you Google Chrome Bookmark Files in Microsoft Windows 10, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows XP/NT.
Windows Chrome will store your Windows Chrome bookmarks (AppData) and bookmark backups in a standard file path on the Microsoft Windows operating system (Windows 10, etc).
Follow these steps to find the Google Chrome bookmarks location:
First, Shutdown/Quit your Google Chrome Browser if it is open.
Second, Go the following path: C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default (Please note replace “%username%” with your PC’s username folder).
Third, once your in the correct path, the files “Bookmarks” and “Bookmarks.bak” are the files which contain all of your bookmarks.
Now you can copy, modify, migrate, or delete these bookmarks and bookmarks.bak files. Please note if you do NOT have bookmarks in your browser this file will NOT exist.
Locating you Google Chrome Bookmark Files in MacOS?
Chrome will store your bookmarks and bookmark backups in a file path in Apple macOS operating system. Follow these steps:
First Shutdown/Quit Google Chrome.
Next, open a NEW finder window in MacOS.
Now, under the drop-down menu for Finder, select the “Go” menu and then select “Go to folder…” or you can press “shift + command + g” simultaneously.
Go the following path: /Users/<your username>/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default. You must replace “<your username>” with the actual username on your computer.
The file “Bookmarks” will be in the root of that folder.
You can now copy, modify, migrate or delete these bookmarks files.
You can check your Bookmark Manager in your Chrome browser at any time to see if everything is OK.
Where Chrome Bookmarks Location in the Windows Registry?
The Chrome Bookmarks location in the Bookmarks are stored at “HKCU\Software\Policies\Google\Chrome\ManagedBookmarks” – Please note this is in the current user’s registry hive so you should be able to edit it
Where are Google Chrome Bookmarks Stored for Linux?
Chrome will store your bookmarks and bookmark backups in a file path in the Linux operating system. Follow these steps:
- Shutdown/Quit Google Chrome
- Go the following path: /home/<your username>/.config/google-chrome/Default/ or /home/<your username>/.config/chromium/Default/
- You’ll want to be in the command line because the “.config” is a hidden file
- The files “Bookmarks” is the file you are looking for
- You can copy, modify, migrate or delete these bookmarks files
Where are Chrome Bookmarks Located for Android?
There are two partitions on most Android Phones:
- First one is Android and Data
- Your Android Root folder: all data
With the first partition you can easily access them using just about any Android file manager.
The second partition is part of system protected files and you can’t view/modify with normal file manager, however if you have root access you can use Root Explorer or Es File Explorer with root permissions to be able to see and modify content there.
Where are Chrome Bookmarks Located for iOS?
- Launch Chrome on your IOS device.
- Go to a website you want to bookmark
- Click “save” on the bookmark, then select more options in the top right corner of your address bar.
- Then click on the “add bookmark” option to save your bookmark
Chrome Bookmarks Location Ubuntu?
Chrome bookmarks for Unbuntu are here: /home/USER/.config/google-chrome/Default
How to Export Chrome Bookmarks
To export your Google Chrome books, just go to “Bookmarks” in Chrome. You should see a “Bookmarks Bar” option that says “Organize”, just click on that, and then when you scroll the bottom select “Export Bookmarks to HTML File”. For PC users, you press “Ctrl+Shift+O” simultaneously to bring up the manager. Select the folder where you want your backup placed then you are ready to import those Bookmarks onto another browser or computer.
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