How To Enable Bookmarks Toolbar Button In Google Chrome

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Google Chrome is improving day-by-day. None of the browser has evolved so fast. With recent changes like themes and bookmark sync Google Chrome has raised many eyebrows. Today I will show you how to enable bookmarks toolbar button in Google Chrome.

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Follow These Simple Steps

1) Right-click on Google Chrome shortcut.
2) Select Properties.
3) At the end of target box, just add Bookmarks Option

Google Chrome Properties

4) Click on OK.

Now you will be able to see bookmark button in your toolbar situated next to the Google Chrome Omnibar. It works on Google Chrome versions 2.x – 4.x

Bookmarks Toolbar Button



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Author: Omkar Dutta

Omkar Dutta is a 19 years old Technology Blogger from Mumbai, India. Apart from blogging, he is also a student of Business Management. He loves to check out new softwares and websites. He loves writing, blogging and sharing his knowledge on Technology stuffs with others. Visit his technology blog "Tech Thunder" to know more about him as well as to get latest bytes on Technology related stuffs. You can follow him on Twitter @OmkarDutta

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