In the first public release of Google Chrome for Mac (version 4.0.249.49 beta), the ability to edit bookmarks didn’t quite make it to production. This explains why the Bookmark Manager option is grayed out. However, developers pointed out that you can still edit the bookmarks directly using any text editor by editing the file /Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default/Bookmarks.
In the developer release (4.0.295.0), the Bookmark Manager can now be accessed. This not-so-crucial feature also sparked a conflict between beta testers and developers.
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The first public release of Google Chrome did not come with a Bookmark Manager
The developer release version now has a Bookmark Manager and ability to synchronize your bookmarks to Google
The developer release version of Google Chrome comes with a spartan Bookmark Manager
Not only can you edit your bookmarks, you can now synchronize your favorites to Google Docs!
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