Q&A for How to Use Bookmarks in Google Chrome

Click the 3-bar menu button at the top right of the browser window, place your cursor over Bookmarks, then click Bookmark manager. This is also bound by default to Ctrl+Shift+O. Here, on the left sidebar, click the folder you want to alphabetize. Then, click Organize and select Reorder by title.

You will need to have something favorited in Other Bookmarks if you do not already. You will need to right-click "Other Bookmarks" and click "Add Folder..." From there, you will need to name your folder before you can start using it.

There are two easy ways to make a new tab. One way is to press the slanted rectangle on the top left of the window (the longer shape is a tab). Another way is holding "control" and pressing "t" for "tab."

You click the link right under the URL. If that does not work then go to the folder (if you have one) and click in there. If all else fails then just look up the website; if it has a star on the right it is bookmarked, if not then you did not bookmark it.

Just click on the text for the bookmarked page. That will take you directly to your bookmark.

At the top of your screen, right underneath your tabs and the search bar.

It is likely that you should. Bookmarks are just here to make accessing the pages easier. Erasing it because of something like that is a reasonable solution.

Open the webpage. Tap the three dots at the top right corner. Tap the star icon. That would bookmark the webpage.

Try clicking on the three dots at the top right of your page, then clicking on the 'Bookmarks' option. From here you can select 'Bookmarks Manager' to be taken to a page dedicated entirely to your bookmarks. If it still exists, your lost bookmark should be here somewhere.

Go to the site, and click the blue star. A little pop up should appear; in the bottom right you should see a button that says remove. Click it and it will disappear from your bookmark bar.