Chrome on iPhone doesn’t make bookmarks as visible as you’d expect. There’s no bookmarks bar like on desktop, and the option is tucked away in a menu. If you’re trying to get back to something you saved earlier, here’s exactly where to find it. Once you tap a bookmark, Chrome loads that page. If your…
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Chrome on iPhone doesn’t make bookmarks as visible as you’d expect. There’s no bookmarks bar like on desktop, and the option is tucked away in a menu. If you’re trying to get back to something you saved earlier, here’s exactly where to find it.
Chrome Bookmarks
Open the Chrome app Tap the Chrome icon on your iPhone to launch it.
Tap the three-dot menu Look at the bottom-right corner and tap the three dots (⋯) to open the menu.
Tap “Bookmarks” From the list, choose Bookmarks. This opens your saved links.
Choose a folder You’ll see folders like “Mobile Bookmarks” or “Bookmarks Bar.” Tap a folder to view its contents.
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Once you tap a bookmark, Chrome loads that page. If your list looks empty, make sure you’re signed into the right Google account and sync is enabled in settings.
Questions? Let me know in the comments section.
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Dinsan Francis is the founder of Chrome Story, which he started in 2009 — the same year Google launched Chrome. He has covered the Chrome browser and Chromebook ecosystem for over 15 years and has used Chromebooks as his primary computing device since 2010. He’s always on the bleeding edge, running the Canary build of both Chrome and ChromeOS as daily drivers.
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