Irrespective of the platform, all bookmarks you create and save can be accessed within Google Chrome itself. The first place to look would be the bookmarks bar, which, on a desktop or laptop, usually sits below the address bar. If you can’t locate this section, click on the three-dotted menu icon to the right, hover over “Bookmarks and Lists,” and click on “Show Bookmarks Bar.”
You can find all added bookmarks there, assuming you explicitly saved them to this location during the creation process. For better organization, Chrome lets you create different folders for bookmarking, which you can use for specific needs. To access all bookmarks, navigate back to the three-dotted menu, select “Bookmarks and Lists,” and select “Show all Bookmarks.” This will display a side panel UI on Chrome showcasing all of your saved links.
Google Chrome’s searching tool on desktop can help you find bookmarks faster by simply typing in “@Bookmarks”, followed by keywords that you recall. This can also be used to scan through your history, open a new tab, or chat with Google Gemini. On Android and iOS, you can access all bookmarks by tapping on the three-dotted menu icon and selecting “Bookmarks.” This will also display your mobile and other bookmark folders that you may have created.