Where is the Google Chrome favorites path? How to modify?

1. I now find Google Chrome on my computer desktop and double-click to open Google Chrome.

2. After opening Google Chrome, click on the asterisk in the address bar of the browser to collect it.

3. Then click on the three small dots next to the asterisk, select bookmarks in the pop-up options, and click Show bookmarks bar.

4. Then go ahead and click on the Bookmark Manager option.

5. Because after going to the bookmark manager, you can see that there are bookmarks and other bookmarks on the left, and the bookmarks that have been collected on the right, click the option on the left, and then set the favorite path.

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Google Chrome favorites are inside its bookmarks. To find the favorite, right-click at the top of the browser and select Bookmark Manager. You'll then be able to see the browser's favorites.

Here's how:

Device: Lenovo Xiaoxin pad inch computer;

Operating system: win10 professional version;

Software: Google Chrome version.

1. Open Google Chrome on your computer.

2. After opening the browser, use the right mouse button to right-click on the top position.

3. Click on Bookmark Manager among the options that appear.

4. At this time, after the page jumps, you can see that the favorites of Google Chrome have been opened.

The specific steps are as follows:

1. First turn on the computer, double-click the left mouse button to open the "C drive" button.

2. Then click on the "User" button in the new interface.

3. After that, click on the "DocumentsandSettings Administrator LocalSettings ApplicationData Google" folder button in the new interface.

4. Then click the "chrome" folder button in the new interface to see the Google Chrome web page favorites location.

The specific steps are as follows:

1. First turn on the computer, double-click the left mouse button to open the "C drive" button.

2. Then click on the "User" button in the new interface.

3. After that, click on the "DocumentsandSettings Administrator LocalSettings ApplicationData Google" folder button in the new interface.

4. Then click the "chrome" folder button in the new interface to see the Google Chrome web page favorites location.

1. Open your browser and click the [Three Dots] icon in the upper right corner.

2. The browser will pop up its main menu and move the mouse to the [Bookmarks] bar in the middle of the main menu.

3. The auxiliary menu of the "Bookmark" setting option will pop up, click [Bookmark Manager] at the top of the auxiliary menu with the mouse.

4. First, go to the [Bookmark Management Page] and click the [Done] button of the [Three-dot] icon.

5. In the pop-up menu, click Import Bookmarks.

6. In the pop-up window, go to the location of the favorite backup file you want to import, then click the backup file with your mouse, and then click [Open]. Wait for a while, and the backup file of your favorites will be imported successfully.

Google Chrome bookmarks are not saved as folders, but in a bookmarks file. View the file location method:

Open Google Chrome, type chrome: version in the address bar and press enter to open it.

At this point, you can see the specific "Profile Path" C: Users User File Name AppData Local Google Chrome User Data Profile 2

Copy this displayed path to the explorer and open it to see the bookmarks file.

Right-click on the file and select Open it as Notepad to see the bookmarks in it. If you want to back up your bookmarks, you can copy the file directly, and paste it back to replace it when you need to use it.

How to export bookmarks:

Open Google Chrome and press Ctrl+Shift+O to open the Bookmark Manager.

Click "Organize" and pop up to select "Export bookmarks to HTML file".

Then select a save location and click Save.

4. The bookmark settings menu will open, and then click the "Export Bookmarks" menu item in the pop-up menu.

5. In the "Save As" window that opens, we select a save location and then set a bookmark to save the file name.