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Always Showing Chrome Bookmark Bar

One of the problems with modern browsers is that the toolbars at the top of the screen occupy a good part of the viewing area of any Web page, and take away from the online experience. Google’s minimalist tendency has tried to avoid stealing screen space with its clever use of the New Tab page.

By default, this is the only place where you see the Bookmarks bar. That makes sense because the Bookmarks bar appears when you’re making the decision about what new page you want to open. This is probably how most people will want to leave it — keeping the Bookmarks bar out of the way, not obscuring the amount of screen space dedicated to viewing a Web page or a YouTube video.

However, if you want to see the Bookmarks bar on every page, right-click the Bookmarks bar in the New Tab page and choose Always Show Bookmarks Bar or press Ctrl + B.

Even if you’ve bookmarked hundreds of pages, you can use the search tool to find any one of them either in your history or in your bookmarks list. Chrome even keeps track of recently closed tabs, so if you close something accidentally, you can restore it with a click. You can also search your entire browsing history for lost pages with the Search box.