To access it simply use the Ctrl+Shift+N (windows) or Cmd+Shift+N (macOS) shortcut key combination. This bar will be accessible even in Incognito Mode.įor the unawares, the Incognito Mode allows you to browse privately, hides your history, and doesn’t collect cookies during the time you browse in this mode. Just login with the same Google account using which you have initially saved your bookmark and you are good to go.įurthermore, it also has a bookmark bar where you could add your favorite sites. The best part about this is the fact that these bookmarks are synced across all your devices. You could directly add any site to the bookmark just by clicking on the star icon or using the Ctrl+D (windows) or Cmd+D (macOS) shortcut key combinations. There’s a pretty handy bookmark management bar as well. Both of them will also have your different Google Profile picture over both the Chrome.exe files. You can find instructions online on how to export your bookmarks to an HTML file from Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari.For example, you could create a work profile and a personal profile and Chrome will make it easier to distinguish the two. This menu also gives you the option to import bookmarks from an HTML file if your browser isn’t listed. Simply select the right browser, click Import and you’re done. At the top you’ll see a drop down menu listing all the browsers you have installed on your PC that Chrome can grab data from.
Click on the “hamburger” menu icon and navigate to Bookmarks > Import bookmarks and settings… This will open a pop-up window in a new tab. Chrome makes it really easy to grab bookmarks from other browsers. If you’re moving to Chrome from another browser you’ll of course need to bring your bookmarks with you.
Personally, I’d go for the personalized passphrase option and then stash it in a password manager for later access.Ĭhrome can easily import your bookmarks for you. Using your own passphrase also means Google Now won’t be able to suggest sites based on your browsing history and you can’t access your saved passwords on. The downside of this approach is that if you lose your passphrase you won’t be able to access your synced data. Privacy conscious users should also note you can encrypt all your synced data with your own passphrase that is never sent to Google. Just uncheck anything you don’t want to use and then click OK.Ĭhrome lets you encrypt all your sync items with a passphrase only you know. Once you’ve signed in, click new button under “Sign in” that says Advanced sync settings… Here, you’ll be able to decide what to sync across your devices, such as apps, autofill data, bookmarks, extensions, history, passwords, settings, themes, and open tabs.
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